Zimbabwe’s Trusted ICT Supplier

From Printronix to HP and Lenovo, Metro-Sol supplies the technology and stationery your organisation relies on, backed by reliable local support.

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  • Veeam
  • HP
  • Printronix
  • Thecus
  • Adobe
  • Kaspersky
  • Typek
  • Tally Genicom
  • TP-Link
  • Rotatrim
  • Lenovo
  • Microsoft
  • APC
  • Canon
  • Cisco
  • Dell
  • Acer

Our Service Promise

Why Choose Us?

  • Fast Delivery

    We ensure prompt delivery of every confirmed order, in line with the terms of your contract.

  • Technical Support

    After-sales service matters. Our support keeps your business running long after the sale.

  • Quality Assurance

    Genuine products, competitive pricing, and a service experience built around your satisfaction.

  • Procurement Ready

    Structured for bulk orders, tenders, and repeat corporate supply relationships.

Deal of the Month

HP EliteBook 1040 G10: special pricing on bulk orders

Equip your team with HP's premium business notebook. Order 5 or more units this month and get special corporate pricing, with local warranty support from Metro-Sol.

  • Special pricing on orders of 5+ units
  • Genuine HP stock with local warranty support
  • Delivery in Harare, with setup available

Offer ends 30 November 2026

Genuine Products. Trusted Brands. Fast Response.

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Get in Touch with Metro-Sol

Reliable. Personable. Fast.

Metro-Sol supplies genuine ICT hardware, software and consumables to businesses across Zimbabwe — from computing and printing to networking and infrastructure. Every enquiry goes straight to our sales team, so you’re never left waiting on stock or pricing.

Send us your requirements and we’ll come back with a tailored quote, typically within 24 hours.

Need help finding the right product for your business?

WhatsApp: +263 78 065 4412

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Metro-Sol’s blog covers global technology trends and Zimbabwe tech news — practical insight for corporate IT buyers and individual customers alike.

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