Online Gadget Stores or Shops in the Philippines

 

Too lazy to go out of your house to buy the gadget you need?  Why not try getting it online?

The Philippines now offers online alternatives to your gadget shopping needs.  Admittedly, the Philippine online market is not yet in the same level as the United States or other first world countries in terms of maturity but I hope we” get to that level in due time.  In the meantime, there are a few online gadget stores in the Philippines that are worth checking out.

I have not tried purchasing any gadgets online, not because of any distrust I have with these stores but because I am the meticulous type, preferring to check my purchase thoroughly before I open my wallet.  In any case, some of you may find reasons to get your gadgets online, and its important to know which ones are worth checking out.

Note that I am not endorsing any of the websites in this list, and I do not ensure that these are trustworthy online stores.  So before buying your gadget from these shops, better do further research, or ask your friends who have already done transactions with these stores.  If you have any story or experience about these stores which you think you can share, be they positive or negative, do share them by hitting the comment section below.   Also, if there is any online store you think is worth including in this list, please do inform me.

samsung galaxy nexus white Online Gadget Stores or Shops in the Philippines

Here goes my list of online gadget stores or shops in the Philippines.  Click on each entry to go to the store’s website.

1.  eBuyStore

2.  Kimstore

3.  CMK Cellphones

4.  DB Gadgets

5.  Widget City

6.  Jeptall

7.  Lazada

8.  TechMania

9.  Awesome Gadgets

10.  eBuy Philippines 

11.  Hokkoh

12.  Simplishop

13.  Ulu

Help me make this list updated.  Maybe in the future I can make recommendations based on your comments below.

28 thoughts on “Online Gadget Stores or Shops in the Philippines

  1. Bonjovi

    i bought one at kimstore and i can say my experience with them is not good. the one they sent me was a defective one which they say is a factory defective. tapos ng ito na ay aking papalitan, they are willing to exchange it but with the condition that it is the last replacement and if ever the unit is defective again they will not gonna change it anymore. later i read in their site the same complaint as me na ang mga defective na din yun na mga unit ang binebenta nila sa kanilang promo. and if ever na maka lusot sila or di mapansin ng customer ay ipapaayos at ipapadala nila sa manufacturer and if there is any charges ikaw ang magbabayad. not honest online dealer…

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    1. Kevin_chia

      You’re right! And yung sa pinsan ko naman nung bumili siya ng BB may gasgas yung sa upper part then nung inask niya yung kameet niya na si Eric. Normal lang daw yun and may 7 days replacement daw.. so wala siyang nagawa kasi nagmamadali yung ERic… then after 5 days tinawag niya sa Kimstore kasi nagrereboot yung phone niya.. hindi na daw pwede ireplace kasi 3days lang daaw.. ang BOBO lang

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      1. Jeremytan22

        Hindi naman sa nakikialam.. pero parang imposible to… kasi matagal na ako bumibili kay ms kim… kung alam mong may gasgas, bakit mo kukunin? eh may replacement period naman po? kung nagrereboot, pwede naman ayusin eh dahil 3 days replacement. i had a similar incident with my xperia p pero maayos kausap. tancha ko ikaw ang may mali.

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    2. Eileen

      I bought a note 2 din sa KimStore, di ko na check agad yung IMEI kung fake or real kasi walang net sa place kung san kami nag meet, pero nilinaw ko sa kameet ko na if incase na IMEI wont match with the phone itself, papalitan ba same day. He said yes. Itawag ko lang daw kaagad. So nung umalis na siya, 10 mins nasa MOA na ako to check the IMEI, it doesnt match. I immediately called the delivery boy, pero pinapaikot ikot niya lang asking kung san ko na check or whatever so I called yung number sa kimstore website, sabi 3 days pa daw before i replace. E ang usapan namin ng delivery boy is same day. Not a good one. tsk. Wont recommend this site.

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  2. pbc

    How I wish somebody could make an app or even a website that could compare prices from all these sites just like in the US.

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  3. Hotie_shockz

    nka purchased na ako once sa kimstore. so far, ok naman. i’m planning to buy an iphone 4s.. still confused kasi same2 prices lang ang ebuy, db, kim and widget. it says that “service warranty”.. i hohonor kaya ng powermac/apple stores kapag may something na sira? thanks

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  4. Thomas Mercado

    Recommending Lazada because of the free delivery and COD is selected areas.
    I also look at sightsandsoundsav and the usual crowdsourced sites Sulit, TipidPC and TipidCP.

    Checking 
    digitalmartians.storenvy now.  Thanks for the feature, technobaboy!

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  5. roiji

    My top gadget provider right now is Widget City.
    Before it was eBuyStore; bought 3 phones, 2 cameras.
    I also bought one phone from Kimstore
    I also bought one from Dianne’s Gadget & Gizmos [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Diannes-Gadget-Gizmos/160046410709261]

    Some items are cheaper in Widget City, while others are cheaper in eBuyStore.

    My only tip is to check out the items that you want to buy a physical stores in Cyberzones or other stores before buying online.
    If they are not available in physical stores then read at least 5 reviews of the product and several youtube videos of people handling the product.
    I read reviews from phonearena, gsmarena, engadget, gizomodo, slashgear, and several hands-on videos in youtube.
    Youtube videos is vital so that you can imagine yourself using the gadget, how big it is on a hand. (don’t focus on people destroying the product)

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