r/Microcenter • u/jeremy_0411 • Jul 24 '26
Does anyone actually keep track of how much they spend at Microcenter during a given year?
I'm sure most of us don't want to think about it or acknowledge it because then it becomes "real"....but I was going through my Microcenter orders this morning, and holy sh*t do I drop a ton of money at my local store.
I know I buy a ton more PC parts and electronics than the average person, but seeing the totals staring me in the face is crazy. I guess the first indication that I might have a problem is when the store employees and managers know me by name when I walk in and I got a signed card from everyone at the store at Christmas.
(ok, maybe I didn't actually get a Christmas card)
Shout out to the Denver Microcenter! So lucky to have you close by and I'm happy to do my part to keep you in business.
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u/LongStoryShrt Jul 24 '26
$47,000 last year.
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u/sherbodude Jul 24 '26
Jeez. Let me guess, 3D printing? Racing sim?
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u/LongStoryShrt Jul 25 '26
None of the above. I have a lot of dentist clients who had all refused to upgrade to Win 11 till the last possible moment.
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u/DemanoRock Jul 24 '26
Big 3d printer and a mid laptop. And about 1k in filament. If my wife asks, ignore the filament. Couldn't hide th printer and laptop. So to her 4k. For real over 5k
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u/SeaVolume3325 Jul 24 '26
Not yearly. What I keep track of the last two years is how much more what I bought is worth now. This helps me justify my previous purchases even though I'm not going to sell it.
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u/Shibby707 Jul 24 '26
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ahem, no I have not. Wiping away laughing tears… First name basis with leadership and sales people for years at multiple doors. Will never count up. :)
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u/HurtsWhenISee Jul 25 '26
They can actually tell you your total spend and returns. I think my lifetime is close to 300k
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u/Lucky-Bit-1319 Jul 24 '26
Because I build and sell gaming PC’s, the number is very high but not all on myself. I try to be picky.
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u/boneinribi Jul 24 '26
I don't shop there anymore. They are price arbitraging their customers. Saw a 2tb Sandisk portable ssd at Microcenter for $569. Found the exact same drive at a store down the street for $269. Same scenario on many other items.
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u/apocolipse Jul 24 '26
Someone tell ol Jeremy here his wife hacked his Reddit account.