Croma

Need a last-minute cable at T3? Croma has you.

Croma in Terminal T3 sits in the main departures shopping zone after security, and it leans hard into “I forgot my charger” emergencies. You’ll see the usual national-brand gear: phone chargers, power banks, USB-C and Lightning cables, travel adapters, budget earphones and headphones. Think of it as a cut-down version of a city Croma store, focused on small, travel-sized electronics rather than big-ticket items.

Stock runs to mainstream SKUs you’d see in metro Croma outlets across Delhi, just in lower quantities on each shelf. Prices track typical Indian mall pricing for accessories, not the duty-free model, so a basic power bank or set of wired earphones commonly sits in the ₹700–₹1,500 band, with wireless headphones and multipin adapters climbing higher. If you just landed in T3 from a long international sector and your phone is at 3%, this is the realistic fix before you reach the city.

Expectation setting: you’re unlikely to find niche audiophile brands or the full laptop and tablet range you’d see at a 10,000+ sq ft city branch. Think quick replacements for charging bricks, cables, Bluetooth speakers, SD cards and basic mice or keyboards, rather than comparing ten models of DSLR. Staff usually steer you to whatever charger matches your exact phone model or plug type, which matters if you’re jumping from EU to India sockets in one itinerary through T3.

One practical play: if you have time before security in T3, check your cables and adapters in the check-in hall, then budget a 5–10 minute stop at Croma post-security for any gaps instead of realizing at the gate that your only cable is frayed.