Samsung

USB-C cable die on you at T3? Samsung can rescue it.

The Samsung store sits airside in Terminal T3, in the main international departures retail stretch near the center of the concourse. It runs roughly in normal shopping hours that track with flight banks, so you’ll usually see it open from early morning into late night while international departures are moving. Think of it less as a full electronics shop and more as a branded corner that shows off current Galaxy phones, tablets, buds, and watches.

Most people hit this Samsung mainly for emergencies: replacement USB-C or Lightning cables, wall chargers that actually deliver fast charge, and occasionally a last‑minute phone or power bank. Prices run close to regular Indian mall pricing in rupees, not duty‑free giveaway levels, so don’t expect big discounts on a Galaxy S series or Buds. If you already track model numbers like S24, Z Flip, or Watch6, staff usually get the shorthand and can pull what you want quickly.

Selection leans toward recent launches rather than deep back catalog, so you might see the newest Galaxy flagships on display but not every older A‑series variant. Accessories focus on everyday travel fixes: 20W+ bricks, travel adapters that work in Europe and the US, basic covers, and screen protectors that they can often apply on the spot. If you just need a 25W charger before a 9‑hour Europe leg, this is less painful than hunting random kiosks in T3.

Tip: screenshot your exact model number (e.g., SM‑S921B) before you reach the store, then match it on the box to avoid grabbing a case or accessory that fits a different Galaxy variant.