T1’s Toko Aksesori Gadget keeps last‑minute tech fixes simple
This small gadget shop in Terminal 1 sits airside, handy if you only notice a frayed USB-C cable or dead power bank after check-in. Stock leans practical: phone chargers, universal travel adapters, wired and wireless earphones, plus memory cards for phones and cameras. Prices run higher than downtown Samarinda, but still within normal airport markup for Indonesia. Think of it as an insurance policy if you forgot something essential, not a place to gear up from scratch.
Toko Aksesori Gadget keeps standard daytime hours tied to flight banks, usually opening before the first morning departures around 06:00 and staying open until the last evening flights. It’s in Terminal 1, so passengers on all AAP flights can reach it without changing terminals, since 1 is the only terminal in service. You pay in rupiah, with card acceptance common; still smart to have at least IDR 100,000 in cash in case terminals act up. Don’t expect big-brand flagship gear, just basic accessories that work.
There’s no real seating here, just a compact counter and wall racks, so plan on a 5–10 minute stop on the way to your gate instead of treating it like a browsing session. If you’ve got a tight boarding time, prioritize essentials: grab a power bank with at least 10,000 mAh, a spare charging cable, and a plug adapter that lists Indonesia’s 220V on the box. One last check: test the cable or adapter at the shop before you walk off to your gate in Terminal 1.