Wide selection
Reviews describe a broad supply of components, including tiny resistors and microchips for chip-level repairs.
Naif
Besomi Electronics Group’s Naif Showroom is an electronics-parts shop for repairers, makers and students. Reviews point to a broad supply of small components and project materials, with useful finds such as Arduino-related gear and Raspberry Pi boards; staff are often described as helpful when you need guidance.
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Reviews describe a broad supply of components, including tiny resistors and microchips for chip-level repairs.
The shop is repeatedly recommended for school projects, hobby builds and technology-focused learning.
A review reports that most electronic repair and project materials are available at wholesale price.
Staff are often described as friendly and knowledgeable, with one reviewer noting help choosing parts and troubleshooting.
A reviewer says staff lent a multimeter so they could check whether a component was defective.
Some customers report competitive pricing, including a bargain Raspberry Pi purchase with free shipping.
Call first. Before travelling, call to confirm the exact item is physically in stock rather than available only by order.
Verify orders. For website purchases, confirm delivery timing and included parts in writing; reviews report missing items and delayed orders.
Compare prices. Check the price against alternatives before paying, since one review says some prices are quoted randomly.
Ask to test. If you are unsure about a component, ask whether a multimeter can be used to check if it is defective.
Check batteries. For rechargeable cells, test capacity or verify authenticity before buying, especially Panasonic NCR18650B units.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
One customer bought a solar panel and praised the staff’s helpful product guidance.
A website order for this module was reported to be missing both antennas.
The Oppo phones section was mentioned for its offers.
Several reviews report website orders arriving late or not arriving at all, including one sensor delayed for over two weeks.
Website availability may not reflect in-store stock; one customer travelled there only to learn the item needed 15 days.
Customers report unanswered calls and WhatsApp messages, including an order missing two antennas.
Reviews describe some items as overpriced, with prices reportedly quoted inconsistently.
One customer tested 20 Panasonic NCR18650B batteries and reported capacity well below the stated 3400mAh.
The Bottom Line
Besomi Electronics Group’s Naif Showroom is aimed at people who need electronic parts rather than just mainstream gadgets. Reviews mention small components for chip-level repairs, capacitors, multimeters, Arduino and Raspberry Pi boards, plus project materials for students and hobbyists. One customer called it an IoT enthusiast’s paradise, while another found a solar panel with helpful product guidance.
The selection is the main draw. Customers describe shelves with a broad range of parts and say the shop can be useful for school projects, repairs and experimentation. A reviewer was even allowed to borrow a multimeter to check whether a component was faulty.
Prices are not consistently praised, though: some shoppers report good deals, while others describe random quotes or prices far above online alternatives. A Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W was reported at AED 64 including free shipping, but that is a past customer-reported price, not a current list price. Take care with online ordering and stock information.
Reviews mention missing GPS/GSM antennas, unanswered WhatsApp messages, delayed deliveries and website listings that did not match what was available in-store. Calling ahead to confirm ready stock is sensible, and rechargeable batteries are worth testing or checking carefully after one detailed capacity complaint.