Gate-side phone chargers when yours dies at Main
InMotion Entertainment at Charlotte Douglas sits on the Main terminal concourse and focuses on last-minute tech fixes. Think phone chargers, wired and Bluetooth headphones, power banks, and travel adapters from big brands you recognize. Prices run higher than Target or Best Buy, but you’re paying airport markup for grabbing a USB‑C cable or Lightning cord 15 minutes before boarding. It’s all post-security, so you can run over between boarding calls.
The shop leans heavily on headphones and earbuds, with options from brands like JBL and Sony typically sitting in the $40–$200 range. They also stock basic over-ear sets in the $20–$30 zone if you just need something for one flight. You’ll also see accessories for iPhone and Android, including wall plugs and car chargers, plus a handful of tablet and laptop accessories that work for most USB‑C machines.
InMotion also carries smaller gadgets: Bluetooth speakers in the $30–$100 range, travel-sized power strips, and sometimes GoPro or action-cam accessories. Don’t expect full big-box selection; it’s more about core travel pieces than deep inventory. If you’re price sensitive and have a long layover in Main, compare tags here to nearby newsstands that occasionally carry cheaper generic cords.
Stock turns over often, so exact models change week to week. Staff usually let you test fit tips on in-ear buds and confirm compatibility for cables before you pay. Tip: snap a photo of your current charger or plug type at home; when you hit InMotion on the Main concourse, show that picture and be out in under 5 minutes.