Mobile Phone Stores
Phantom Guard
About Phantom Guard
A phone is the most expensive thing most people carry loose in a pocket, and the accessories trade exists because of that fact. Cases, screen protection, cables, chargers and the fitting that goes with them are the everyday work of a counter like Phantom Guard, which can be found at 2271 Harvey Avenue in Kelowna's Dilworth district.
Fit is the thing to get right, and it is the reason to buy this sort of thing in person rather than guessing online. Bring the device itself, or at least know the exact model, because the difference between two years of the same phone is often enough to make a case or a protector useless. Ask whether fitting is done for you at the counter and what happens if a protector lifts or bubbles later, since policies on that differ and it is the question people most often wish they had asked.
Dozens of other businesses share the address, so this is part of a large complex on the highway side of the city rather than a single storefront. That suits a quick errand nicely: park once, sort the phone out, then work through the rest of the list without moving the car. A call to 250-763-0562 first is worth it if you need something for an unusual or older device, and phantomguard.ca gives a sense of the range before you make the drive in from Rutland, Glenmore or the Mission.
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In the Dilworth neighbourhood of Kelowna.
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