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Micro Center is a specialty electronics retailer with a wide selection of PC components, laptops, networking equipment, and supplies for computer building and repair, available in-store at U.S. locations.
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About Micro Center
Micro Center operates physical stores in select U.S. cities, carrying a broad range of computer components including processors, graphics cards, motherboards, memory, storage drives, power supplies, and PC cases. The store caters to DIY builders and enthusiasts as well as everyday tech buyers.
In addition to components, Micro Center carries laptops, desktops, monitors, networking equipment, and peripherals. The store often offers competitive pricing on components and runs regular promotions. In-store pickup and some online ordering options are available.
Common uses
Micro Center is particularly useful for PC builders, upgraders, and tech enthusiasts looking for components and hardware.
CPUs, GPUs, motherboards, RAM, SSDs, HDDs, cases, cooling, and power supplies for custom builds.
Pre-built laptops and desktop systems from major manufacturers at various price points.
Routers, switches, network cards, external drives, and USB accessories for home and office use.
Monitors, keyboards, mice, headsets, and other accessories for workstations and gaming setups.
Who is it for
Micro Center is particularly popular with PC builders, computer hobbyists, IT professionals, and students who need specialized computer hardware, components, and software. Its stores offer one of the widest in-person selections of CPUs, GPUs, motherboards, RAM, and storage available in U.S. retail. It is a frequent first stop for anyone building a desktop computer from parts.
Getting started
Go to microcenter.com to browse products and check availability at your nearest Micro Center location. Micro Center operates physical stores in select U.S. cities.
Use the PC Builder tool on the website to select compatible components for a new build and verify that parts work together.
Check the weekly deals and open-box section for discounts on CPUs, GPUs, and other components.
In store, Micro Center staff can answer technical questions and assist with component selection. Associates in the computer area are generally knowledgeable about PC builds.
Common questions
Micro Center's primary focus is in-store retail. While microcenter.com lists products and prices, in-store pickup is the main fulfillment option. Online shipping availability is limited compared to larger online retailers. Check microcenter.com for current shipping options.
Micro Center offers custom PC build services in store, where their technicians can assemble a computer from components you purchase. The service is fee-based. Availability and pricing are listed in store and may vary by location.
Most products can be returned within 15 days of purchase with a receipt, in original condition and packaging. Open-box items may have a shorter return window. Some categories such as software, opened media, and consumables have different or no return eligibility. Check microcenter.com for the current full return policy.
Information source: Micro Center's official U.S. website and store information. Last verified June 22, 2026.
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