Phone repairs
Reviews describe instant repairs and successful help with difficult mobile network problems.
Al Quoz
Playgame Mobiles is an electronics shop inside Day to Day Hypermarket in Al Quoz, near Onpassive Metro Station. Customers use it for phones and accessories such as iPhone covers and speakers, as well as practical help with SIM cards, network issues and quick repairs.
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Reviews describe instant repairs and successful help with difficult mobile network problems.
Customers mention covers, car chargers, cables, watches, speakers and other mobile accessories.
Customers report good-quality accessories and products, including a well-reviewed speaker and AirPod.
Reviews mention reasonable or negotiable prices, discounts and free gifts with one iPhone purchase.
The shop has helped customers with SIM cards and related mobile issues.
Confirm total. Before using Tabby, ask for the complete final price and any extra charges; one review mentions an additional 100 dirham.
Test protectors. Test a screen protector's fingerprint function with your phone before leaving, after one customer reported it failed.
Check cables. Test cables with your car and phone before completing the purchase; one customer needed an immediate refund.
Ask discounts. Ask about discounts or negotiable pricing, since reviews specifically mention both options.
Request setup. If buying a phone, ask for setup help; one customer said staff guided them to a suitable phone and assisted with setup.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
One customer reported buying an I phone 17 pro at an attractive price and receiving free gifts.
A screen protector purchase received a negative review because the buyer said it affected the fingerprint sensor.
One customer paid 50 Dirham for a screen protector and reported that the fingerprint sensor stopped working.
A buyer reported a used iPhone 14 Pro price rising from 2300 to 2500 when switching from Tabby to cash.
A review says card payments for a simple printout required at least 10 AED, even when the print cost less.
One customer's cables did not work, though the issue was checked and the purchase was refunded immediately.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Tabby extra charge
“They told they price is 2300 and quality is good but if u r buying from tabby there would be extra charges of 100 dirham”Google review · October 2025
The Bottom Line
Playgame Mobiles is an electronics shop inside Day to Day Hypermarket in Al Quoz, near Onpassive Metro Station. Reviews point to a useful mix of phone buying and after-sales help: customers have bought iPhones, accessories and SIM cards, while others came in for network problems or instant repairs. Accessories are a strong draw.
Reviews mention iPhone covers, car chargers, AirPods, watches and a Calus S69 Pro speaker; one customer specifically praised the speaker’s bass and sound quality. Staff are often described as knowledgeable and willing to explain options, guide gadget purchases and help with setup. Competitive or negotiable pricing and occasional discounts come up repeatedly, including a reported iPhone 17 Pro purchase with free gifts.
There are clear reasons to check the details before paying. One buyer reported a 50 Dirham screen protector that affected the fingerprint sensor, although another customer said faulty cables were checked and refunded immediately. A separate review described an advertised 2,300 price for a used iPhone 14 Pro rising to 2,500 when the buyer switched from an unsuccessful Tabby attempt to cash, after an extra 100 dirham Tabby charge had been explained.
Ask for the final payment total and test accessories or protectors with your phone before leaving.