Next to the main boarding gates, Electronics Store fills the last-minute gadget gap at AEP.
This compact electronics shop at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery sits airside, past security, so you can grab gear after check-in and before boarding. Expect the usual travel tech staples: phone chargers, universal adapters, basic headphones and earbuds, plus power banks for when your battery hits 5% just as boarding starts. Stock leans toward big-name brands mixed with a few budget options, so you can choose between paying more for reliability or less for a quick fix.
Prices run higher than downtown Buenos Aires, often by 20–40%, but still reasonable compared with typical airport markups. You’ll find small accessories under US$10, mid-range headphones in the US$30–60 bracket, and power banks ranging roughly from US$25 up to US$70 depending on capacity. This isn’t a place for camera bodies or laptops; think cables, plugs, and audio gear rather than full-size tech.
Staff generally handle quick “I need this now” purchases in under 5 minutes, which helps if boarding for your Aerolíneas Argentinas or JetSmart flight starts in 20 minutes and you just realized your only cable died. Inventory changes, so don’t count on a specific model, but you can almost always find a Lightning or USB-C cable and a plug adapter that works across Argentina and much of South America.
Tip: check your current cable and adapter before leaving your hotel; if anything looks frayed, plan a 5–10 minute stop here after security instead of gambling on finding chargers at the gate area kiosks.