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Electronics

Once again, thanks to the smallness of Hua Hin and its proximity to the capital city Bangkok, your shopping for electronics products is made highly accessible and time-saving as usual.

Though staying in this resort town, your cyber and wireless lifestyle is still attainable with the aids of almost 10 reliable electronics marts. Located in different areas in Hua Hin, they cater to customers coming from all directions. The stores bring to you mobile phones of almost every model available in the countrywide market. Mobile phone devices in Thailand are dominated by Nokia, Motorola, i-Mobile and Sony Ericsson. The great variety of their models guarantees to suit all purses, with prices ranging from +1,000 baht to +30,000 baht (>USD30 - >USD880).

The range of computers and laptops stores in Hua Hin have on their display shelves is not so extensive due to the price fluctuation, which is typical to the electronics industry. Only a few brands such as Sony, Asus, Acer, Toshiba, among others, have some models on sampling. But, you can specify your models and have them ordered from Bangkok by your shops of choice. Tools and software can also be bought through the stores. An order takes about 2-7 days to be completed.

Laptops with basic functions cost 20,000-35,000 baht (USD 590-1030) and advanced models up to 100,000 baht (USD 2940). Prices of desktop computers start from somewhere between 10,000-15,000 baht.

Buyers of mobile phone devices and laptops receive one-year warrantee cards, with which they may claim repair free of charge through sellers they purchase the items from.