Connected Vision is a locally owned computer repair and managed IT services provider operating in Oklahoma City, serving individual customers and small to mid-size businesses through both break-fix and ongoing support models.
Connected Vision combines traditional computer repair (virus removal, hardware replacement, data recovery) with managed IT services for businesses that want predictable monthly support rather than reactive fixes. The shop handles Windows and Mac systems, network setup, cloud migration, and cybersecurity assessments. The business operates as a hybrid: customers can drop off machines for same-day or next-day repair, or enroll in a monthly managed services plan that includes remote monitoring, patch management, and help desk access.
Repair services are priced à la carte. Basic diagnostics run $59. Common jobs like hard drive replacement, RAM upgrade, or virus removal typically fall between $150 and $400, depending on complexity and parts cost. Data recovery from failed drives costs $300 to $800 depending on the failure type and amount of recoverable data; customers should confirm current pricing before committing to recovery work, as labor and parts availability fluctuate.
Managed IT plans start at $99 per month per device for small offices (under five machines) and scale down to $79 per device monthly for businesses with ten or more machines under management. Plans include 24/5 remote support (Monday through Friday, business hours), monthly security updates, quarterly system audits, and a guaranteed four-hour response time for critical issues. A higher tier at $149 per device adds 24/7 support and on-site response within two hours for emergency issues.
Most national chains like Best Buy's Geek Squad and local independent shops in OKC emphasize quick turnaround on simple repairs but rarely offer true managed IT services for small business. Geek Squad pricing is often 20 to 30 percent higher for equivalent repair work, and the service is purely transactional. Larger MSPs (managed service providers) like those attached to regional IT consulting firms typically have $150+ per month minimums per device and require longer contracts; Connected Vision's lower entry point and lack of long-term lock-in makes it more accessible to businesses with fewer than ten machines. For individuals and micro-businesses, Connected Vision's monthly plans are unnecessary; drop-off repair is the better choice. For enterprises with 50+ devices, a dedicated regional MSP with dedicated account management and SLA guarantees may offer better scalability.
Connected Vision works well for small business owners (five to twenty employees) who want someone else managing security patches and backups without paying enterprise IT consulting rates. Solo practitioners and home office workers benefit from affordable drop-off repair without the pressure to buy a managed plan. Customers uncomfortable with remote access to their machines should know that managed plans require remote monitoring software; this is standard practice but worth discussing before enrollment. Large organizations needing custom infrastructure design, compliance consulting (HIPAA, PCI), or dedicated account management should look elsewhere.
Walk-in customers can schedule a drop-off appointment or wait for a diagnostic. The technician will assess the issue, provide a quote, and discuss timeline. For repair jobs, payment is due before pickup. Customers enrolling in managed IT will meet with a business consultant to inventory existing machines, review current security posture, and map out a phased onboarding (usually one to two weeks for full deployment of monitoring and patch management tools).
Connected Vision operates from a single location in Oklahoma City. The shop offers weekday hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday is closed. On-street parking is available. For specifics on current hours or to confirm pricing on specialized services like enterprise-grade data recovery, call ahead or check their website.
Connected Vision fills a practical gap between self-service tech support and expensive regional managed service providers, making it the logical first call for Oklahoma City small-business owners balancing cost with the need for someone to handle security and upkeep.
