Gate-side tech stop in T2 before your long haul
Tech Shop sits airside in Terminal T2 at Mohammed V International Airport, handy if you’re flying Royal Air Maroc or another carrier out of this terminal and need last‑minute electronics. Expect the usual airport markup: phone accessories and small gadgets often run 15–30% higher than downtown Casablanca prices, but you’re paying for location and urgency more than value.
The store focuses on travel basics rather than high‑end gear. You’ll see phone chargers, universal adapters, power banks, wired and Bluetooth headphones, plus a few tablet and laptop accessories. Stock skews toward common brands at mid‑range price points, so don’t expect specialist photography gear or niche cables. If you forgot a USB‑C charger or an EU plug adapter for Morocco, this is the place to fix it before boarding from T2.
Opening hours roughly track flight banks in T2, with doors open from early morning departures around 05:00 through late‑evening waves after 22:00 on most days. Staff typically speak French and basic English, sometimes Spanish, which helps if you’re trying to match a charger to a Samsung vs iPhone or confirm wattage. Keep your boarding pass handy; some electronics over about 1,000 MAD may trigger a quick ID or payment check.
Selection leans heavily on phone accessories, so don’t count on finding specific laptop models or large items like game consoles at Tech Shop in T2. If you need something precise, snap a photo of your device’s port or the old cable before walking over. It saves time at the counter and reduces the chance you walk back to your gate with the wrong connector.