Argos Reviews

Argos is a high street store that are in many towns. They sell all sorts of items like toys, games, furniture, electrical, outdoor goods like tents, game consoles, bedding, towels, I could go on and on! ~Instore~ When you go into an argos store they have their 'best buy' items spread around the store, but as they have so many ...  Read the complete review

Argos was always a popular shop with my Mum when i was little. I always used to find it exciting to go to the shop and pick up the latest catalogue and then take it home and circle everything I wanted. Now it is not a shop I use so much, probably due to the fact the Internet came along. It is still a useful shop though and I am going to talk about ...  Read the complete review

Argos is one the main shops on the high street and there is an Argos store nearly everywhere. The shop is a high street catalogue store. The store sells a vast range of products from iPods to sofas to videogames to jewellery. I don`t mind Argos but at the same I don`t particularly like them. People say there prices are cheap but I ...  Read the complete review

Argos is a catalogue shop and the company brings out a new catalogue twice a year or so. This means that you can flick through the pages of the catalogue in your own home and make your choice about what you want to buy before you visit the store. There is also a website for the company at www.argos.co.uk so if you prefer to do your ...  Read the complete review

To quote UK comedian Bill Bailey, Argos is home to the "laminated book of dreams", which is of course laminated "to catch the tears of joy" ("So many beautiful things, I cant possibly own them all..."). Present in most shopping centres, Argos is a catalogue shop that offsets the money it saves on overheads ...  Read the complete review

This review is about Argos in general and incudes their website, however, more on the website will be found on my review specifically covering that since Dooyo have aseparate category for it. Argos is a large UK retailer which sells both on the HIgh street and online. I normally check items on their website, then visit my local store ...  Read the complete review

Argos is probably one of the most famous high street stores that made the transition to successful online retailer before many of its competitors. I'm sure there are many Dooyooers out there who, like me, when they announce the launch of a new catalogue find themselves calling into a shop to pick one up even though you can view the range ...  Read the complete review

Argos is a very easy and convenient place to shop. The thing that I love most about them is the reassurance that if you see something that in their free catalogue or on their website, you know that it is sure to be there (presuming its in stock). Like some shops websites don't have them products in store. Or better yet reserve online and pick up ...  Read the complete review

I would not touch Argos again, I have been trying for nealy two weeks to get my vouchers that I am entitled to, just keep getting fob off e-mails. The staff seem incompetent or just don't care. I will be taking my money elsewhere in the furture.

I quite like Argos and have never had a particulary bad experience whilst shopping there, although more often than not the item I want will not be in stock!! Argos has a huge range of products available and is simply invaluable at christmas time because of the huge range of toys that they stock! What I also find great is that you ...  Read the complete review

one of the best things about argos is the clearance range. If you're not online you can visit your local store and see the little postcards in the windows or around the pillars in the store. Better still is the online version which has recently been updated. simply press the yellow and black clearance button on the home page, type in ...  Read the complete review

Argos is a dead easy way to shop, you just pick something out of the book and reserve it online then go to your local store to pick it up. Dead easy. They sell all sorts of things from jewellery and watches, toys, games consoles, furniture, TV's and electricals plus god knows what else! It's all laid out good in the book and it's ...  Read the complete review

Argos is a wonderful place for lazy shoppers. Although it is great because it has so much under one roof and is well established. In the weeks running up to christmas it is fully packed in every store I go to. There are a few argos shops in out city centre. I like it as you go in you have desks all around the place with catalouges ...  Read the complete review

I've been a very happy customer at argos for several years. I've had many good experiences at the store. What they sell- Argos sell pretty much anything you can think you want telescopes, TVs and much more. They also have a essential range of very cheap items like batteries, torches, toasters and hair dryers. My ...  Read the complete review

Argos is a great shop. They sell most things in there I think that it is one of the best shops to go and shop in. You can look at their things online or in the catalogue. You can also ring to reserve your item or reserve it online. When you reserve a item online you can have it delivered to your home or you can pick it up instore. I ...  Read the complete review

The Argos name actually comes from the Greek City , Argos which the founder Richard Tompkins was visiting on holiday before coming up with the idea for a new style of shop. The first shop was opened in July 1973 and the company now has 700 stores throughout the UK and Ireland. The most unique thing about Argos is the catalogue it ...  Read the complete review

Argos is a high street store that operates almost like a warehouse. The business is based on a catalogue which lists around 1000 pages of items which they stock. There store fronts are generally small cluttered areas in order to minimise costs, which contain a number of catalogues to browse and then a pay station and collection ...  Read the complete review

Argos is a catalogue shop which sells a little bit of everything. The store and Argos Extra can be located in most towns - Argos Extra is usually bigger and has more items on display. There are two catalogues a year Autumn/Winter and Spring/Summer where you can either pick up from your local store free of charge or browse through the catalogues in ...  Read the complete review

For almost any conceivable personal, home or garden product 'Argos' the catalogue shop has to be your one-stop shop. So extensive is their range of stock that it's almost become a case of, if Argos doesn't sell some version of what you're after, a person might want to think twice about whether they really think they need to buy whatever the item ...  Read the complete review

The Argos is a shop you will probably find in every town or city. It is the only shop you can go in and have access to thousands of products. The Argos is essentially a catalogue store, twice a year they will issue a catalogue; Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter and in this catalogue there are over 18,500 products. When you find the product you ...  Read the complete review