Electronics Shop in Kuala Lumpur?

There are lots of walk-in stores selling white goods where you can view and then get delivery. These include Harvey Norman, Courts, Best Denki and department stores like Parkson, Isetan, The Store, etc. Sen Heng is an electronics giant with over 100 stores https://www.facebook.com/SenhengMY/

Malaysia runs on Facebook, so  thats the best place to find information.

Large Malls will have retailers. There is a dedicated mall for homewares called Viva Mall. There are also two IKEA stores.

Do be carefully making decisions about where to live without seeing the place and the district. What you see on paper is often just developer information. Connectivity and lack of public transport can be quite a big issue.

Also distances can be quite large (although they seem close on a map) so its important to get a feel for whole set up.

There's also Tesco Hypermarket that sells just about everything.

www.mudah.my is also useful as shops advertise on there as well as individuals. Just took a look at this link re fridges

https://www.mudah.my/Kuala-Lumpur/Home- … 1&st=s

Gravitas, thanks a lot again for your replies!
I didn't know about Sen Heng, Courts or Viva Mall, so that helped me.
I was surprised to know about Best Denki, because they operate here, in Kuwait too.
So thanks again for your answers.
I know distance, connectivity & public transport can be big issues. Last time I arrived in KL I had booked a condo in Damansara Perdana, which made me feel like entire KL was dirty and quiet. Later, I realized the problem was with the area. I don't want to make the same mistake again, but, it's hard to understand KL in detail sitting in front of a laptop in Kuwait.
I'm looking for new apartments, but can't either find many... moreover, sometimes the pics are uploaded are not even from the real apartment, so it's confusing.

I don't know where you have to be near for convenience factors, but there are lots of newbuilds in affordable areas.