Why students go
Think of it as a supermarket for anything that runs on electricity: laptops, phones, headphones, keyboards and mice, TVs, PlayStations, kettles, microwaves, irons, hairdryers, washing machines. If a device broke or your flat is missing one, start here.
It’s the biggest and best-rated of the electronics chains in Pleven, on ul. “Georgi Kochev” — the same street as UMBAL Dr. Georgi Stranski and the central Lidl.
Good to know
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Plug adapters are here too — European type C/F, 230 V. Elimex (nearest the university), Mr. Bricolage and Praktiker also stock them, usually cheaper.
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Compare online first. technopolis.bg shows current prices and promotions, and stock often differs from what’s on the shelf.
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Keep the receipt and the box — you’ll need both for the warranty, and Bulgarian warranties are usually handled through the store.
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Plugs here are European type C/F, 230 V. If you arrived from the UK, India or Pakistan, you’ll need adapters — buy a couple here on day one.
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Cheap kitchen basics (kettle, toaster) are often cheaper at Kaufland or Pepco than at an electronics store.