Gate-side tech stop in CMN T1
Right inside Terminal T1, Tech Shop fills the basic “I forgot my cable” gap before boarding at Mohammed V International Airport. Expect the usual mix of phone accessories, headphones, travel adapters and small gadgets geared to current smartphones and tablets. Stock skews practical more than premium; think replacement gear and last‑minute fixes, not flagship electronics.
Tech Shop sits airside in T1, so you reach it after security and passport control, useful if your flight on Royal Air Maroc or another carrier leaves from the older terminal. Opening hours generally track flight banks, with doors open from early morning through late evening on busy days. It’s fine for a quick pass-through while you’re killing 15–20 minutes between security and boarding.
Prices run higher than downtown Casablanca: simple USB or USB‑C cables and basic earbuds often sit in the mid-range markup you see at most airports. You’ll find brand names mixed with generic accessories, plus power banks, screen protectors, and sometimes laptop peripherals. If you care about specs, check packaging closely; mAh ratings on power banks and wattage on chargers vary a lot between items on the same shelf.
Selection in this T1 shop focuses on small, easy-to-carry items rather than big-ticket tech like laptops or cameras. Stock turnover depends on flight schedules, so don’t expect every iPhone or Android variant to be covered with cases. If you’re picky about quality, use Tech Shop for true emergencies: a missing charger, dead cable, or adaptor mismatch. Quick tip: confirm plug type and connector (USB‑C vs Lightning) before paying to avoid a second trip back to the counter.