15 Best Electronics Stores in Rome

Lyrics Audio is a Rome electronics store focused on hi-fi equipment, audio systems and established premium brands. The team is known for responsive, technically informed assistance, making the shop useful for both a straightforward purchase and a more involved listening setup.

Its range includes new arrivals, promoted categories and products available for immediate delivery. The store is listed at Via Fregene and currently shows as closed daily.

Sinergy Roma is an appliance and electronics shop covering household appliances, smart TVs, mobile devices, hi-fi equipment and air-conditioning solutions. The offer goes beyond retail, with delivery, collection, installation, assembly and repair services available for different purchase and maintenance needs.

Apple Via del Corso is an electronics store in a distinctive historic setting on Rome’s central Via del Corso. It carries Apple products and accessories, with in-store assistance, educational guidance and Genius Bar support available as part of the visit.

Opening hours are listed daily from 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., making it convenient for product exploration, setup questions and technical help during a city visit.

Ts Electronics Tabarrini Di Piero is an electronics store on Viale Jonio with a notably hands-on approach to audio and video equipment. The range spans simple adapters through complex audio-video systems, while experienced staff can help match components to a more demanding setup. The shop opens Monday to Friday from 9 a.m.

to 1 p.m. and 3:30 to 7:30 p.m., plus Saturday mornings.

MediaWorld at Tor Vergata is a broad electronics store covering smartphones, iPhone models, accessories, wearables and Apple Watch products, alongside wider consumer technology. Its large-format selection makes it useful for comparing devices and related equipment in one visit. Opening hours are listed from 9 a.m.

to 8 p.m. on most days, while Saturday is shown as closed, so weekday or Sunday visits are the safer choice.

iShop Roma specializes in Apple and Samsung products, accessories and repairs from its central Largo dei Lombardi location. The shop is a practical stop for a charging problem, replacement accessory or device support, with attentive assistance and a useful selection of items. It opens from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

on weekdays and Saturday, and from 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Sunday.

RESET ROMA STORE is an electronics shop on Via Quintino Sella in central Rome, with a practical focus on everyday devices and repairs. It is particularly suited to phone damage repairs and replacement accessories such as laptop chargers.

The shop’s advertised opening status has not always matched what visitors encountered, so calling +39 06 9784 8994 before setting out is especially sensible.

Inside the Porta di Roma shopping centre, Apple Porta di Roma brings together iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, AirPods, chargers, cases and other Apple accessories in a modern retail setting. The store also offers Genius Bar support and beginner-friendly guidance through its educational sessions.

Opening hours are listed as 10am–10pm most days, with Saturday marked closed, so check the schedule carefully before visiting.

Located inside Euroma 2 at Viale dell'Oceano Pacifico, Unieuro offers a broad electronics selection for shoppers comparing phones, tablets, chargers, home technology and everyday accessories. The store is open daily from 10am to 9pm, making it convenient for planned shopping in the EUR district.

For software cards, fragile accessories or time-sensitive purchases, allow room to verify the item and its activation details in store.

The Muratella Unieuro is a large-format electronics store near exit 31 of Rome’s Grande Raccordo Anulare, with plenty of home technology, kitchen appliances and electronic gadgets. Promotions are intended to align with online prices, which can make in-store comparison worthwhile.

Opening hours run until 8:30pm most days and until 8:30pm on Sunday from 10am, while customer-service support may require extra patience.

Stereo Immagine is a specialist home-audio shop for hi-fi equipment, including amplifiers, CD players, turntables, cartridges and related components. The selection includes both new and used equipment, making it a useful destination for enthusiasts comparing systems, searching for a particular component or browsing for something less familiar.

Expert - Telebuna is an appliance store in Rome offering retail products alongside delivery, collection, installation, assembly and repair services. The range is suited to shoppers looking for household technology and everyday electronics, while on-site support can simplify the process when a purchase needs fitting or technical attention.

Set on the lower level of Roma Termini, Unieuro Roma Termini is a useful stop for travellers needing electronics, accessories or a last-minute smartphone purchase. It opens from 8am to 9pm every day, giving it unusually broad station-friendly hours.

The team can be especially helpful with patient, detailed assistance, including English-language support, although promotional terms and tax-free paperwork are worth checking carefully at checkout.

ElettroTecnica on Via Farini is a compact electronics shop suited to practical cable, adapter and converter needs. Its range can be interesting to browse, and it has been useful for finding specific items such as AC adapters.

Opening hours are 8:30am–8pm Monday to Saturday and 8:30am–2pm Sunday. For converters or powered accessories, test compatibility before completing the purchase and clarify exchange conditions.

Euronics Nova on Via Riano offers a wide electronics mix, from smartphones, laptops and cameras to televisions, appliances, kitchen equipment and computer components. Its riverside location adds a pleasant change of pace to a standard shopping trip, while helpful staff can make browsing a large range easier.

The store is open daily from 9:30am to 8pm, supporting both planned purchases and casual comparison.