Looking for the latest flat screen TV or want to upgrade your laptop or your smartphone? Step into Jumbo Electronics on Level 1 of the Mall of the Emirates.
Need a quick charge for your devices? Icharge Point on 9th Street in Bur Dubai, Dubai Healthcare City, has you covered with all your essential consumer electronics.
Icharge Point is your go-to spot in Dubai Healthcare City (Umm Hurair 2) for all your consumer electronics needs, especially if you're looking for charging solutions and accessories. Located conveniently on 9th Street in Bur Dubai, they offer a range of products to keep your gadgets powered up and running smoothly. Whether you need a replacement charger, a power bank, or other essential electronics, Icharge Point is a reliable local choice for residents and visitors alike.
Looking for the latest flat screen TV or want to upgrade your laptop or your smartphone? Step into Jumbo Electronics on Level 1 of the Mall of the Emirates.
Better Life Kitchen Appliances, part of Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group LLC, offers specialized kitchen solutions and appliances from the world’s best brands. Some of our key brands include Siemens, Zanussi, Smeg, Terim and Wolf Power.
Your electronics destination. Sharaf DG offers consumer discretionary products. The Company provides tablets, computers, televisions, cameras, home and kitchen appliances, bags, toys, and other related products. Sharaf DG serves customers worldwide.
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