Where do people in smaller EU markets buy PC parts?

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Asked By MellowPine42 On

I'm based in Malta, and my main options for buying PC components seem to be Amazon Germany, Amazon Italy, and Computeruniverse. Are there other reliable European websites that sell a broad range of PC parts and ship across the EU, including smaller markets such as Malta, Cyprus, and Sicily?

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Answered By CobaltMango7 On

In Central Europe, Alza is usually the go-to store. It carries a wide range of components and often ships to nearby EU countries.

Answered By QuietHarbor19 On

For smaller markets, local computer shops are often your best bet. Otherwise, the Amazon stores you mentioned and Computeruniverse cover most needs.

Answered By VelvetCircuit8 On

Greece has similar issues with expensive imports and shipping. Local price-comparison marketplaces can help because they collect listings from smaller shops, and parcel lockers or regional courier services can make delivery much cheaper. It may be worth looking for an equivalent marketplace or locker network in your country.

Answered By OrbitingFox3 On

Scan and Klikk are worth checking, depending on where you can get delivery. I also compare prices across several Amazon sites, with the Italian store usually being my first choice.

Answered By BirchLantern56 On

For Estonia, hinnavaatlus.ee is useful for comparing prices and finding local retailers.

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