PCexpres

PCexpres is a Slovak retail and service chain focused on mobile phones, tablets and notebooks. According to its official website, the company operates a network of 17 branches across Slovakia and combines several activities under one brand: buyback (výkup), repair and service (oprava, servis), and retail sale (predaj) of mobile devices, tablets and notebooks. The product range covers major brands such as Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi and Huawei, and the business also supplies spare parts and accessories. Wikidata describes PCexpres simply as a cell phone repair store chain located in Slovakia, which matches the service-led positioning shown on the company's own site. Rather than being only a repair workshop or only a retailer, PCexpres presents itself as a one-stop destination for device owners who want to sell, fix, buy or accessorise phones and computers. This combination of trade-in, technical service and sales is common among independent electronics chains in Central and Eastern Europe, where buyback programmes help make new and refurbished devices more affordable. The brand's footprint is national within Slovakia, with the official homepage highlighting 17 pobočiek (branches) on Slovak territory. No parent company, founder, founding year or stock listing is stated in the supplied evidence, so those details remain unconfirmed here. The company appears to be a privately held Slovak business rather than part of a listed international group, but this should be verified before being treated as fact. For customers, PCexpres functions as both a convenience retailer and an after-sales service provider. Its buyback service appeals to people upgrading their phones or laptops, its repair and service operation addresses breakage and performance issues, and its retail side sells devices, spare parts and accessories. The brand therefore sits at the intersection of consumer electronics retail and consumer repair services in Slovakia.

The supplied evidence does not include a founding date, founder or detailed corporate history for PCexpres. What is documented is its current identity: a Slovak cell phone repair store chain, as described by Wikidata, and a multi-service mobile and notebook business with 17 branches in Slovakia, as stated on its official website. PCexpres built its brand around three connected activities. The first is buyback (výkup), where customers can sell used mobile phones, tablets or notebooks. The second is repair and service (oprava, servis), covering technical support and maintenance for devices from brands such as Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi and Huawei. The third is retail (predaj), selling mobile phones, tablets and notebooks alongside spare parts and accessories. This integrated model allows the chain to serve customers at multiple points in a device's life cycle, from purchase through use, resale and repair. Its national network of 17 branches in Slovakia indicates a regional rather than international footprint. The official homepage markets the chain as a convenient local option for device trade-in, repair and purchase, with brand coverage spanning the most popular smartphone and notebook manufacturers. No information about ownership structure, parent group, founding year or leadership is provided in the evidence, so the company's earlier history cannot be reconstructed here without further sources.

One-stop Slovak chain for buying, repairing, servicing and selling mobile devices and notebooks.

• Mobile phone buyback service

  Customers can sell used mobile phones to PCexpres.

• Device repair and service

  Repair and service for mobiles, tablets and notebooks, including Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi and Huawei devices.

• Retail of mobiles and notebooks

  Sale of mobile phones, tablets and notebooks.

• Spare parts and accessories

  Supply of spare parts and accessories for mobile and notebook devices.

1. 1Výkup, servis, predaj mobilov a notebookov - PCexpres.skpcexpres.sk
2. 2PCexpres - Wikidatawikidata.org