EQSystem
Computers, custom PC builds and computer components for consumers and businesses in Slovakia
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2026
About EQSystem
EQSystem sells desktop computers, gaming PCs, custom-built systems, notebooks, components, monitors and peripherals through an online store. It offers custom PC assembly and technical support.
Customers can buy products outright or use Quatro instalment financing. The company offers delivery within Slovakia.
EQSystem is registered in Košice and states that it has supplied new computers since 2009.
Product: Online retail of computers, custom PC builds, notebooks, components, monitors and peripherals, with custom assembly and support.
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