Forgot your cable at home? Techno Mobile in ESB’s domestic terminal has you covered.
Techno Mobile sits airside in the domestic area and focuses on small mobile accessories: charging cables, universal adapters and mid-range wired or Bluetooth headphones. A Google review from 2023 calls it “good for last‑minute chargers,” especially if your flight is boarding from one of the regional gates and you spot the low‑battery warning. Don’t expect full laptops or a serious phone lineup; think backup gear to keep your current phone alive until Ankara or Istanbul city shops.
Pricing tracks classic airport levels: that same reviewer notes items run significantly higher than online, and Reddit tech threads about Turkish airports say the same for powerbanks and cables. You’ll see generic or unbranded accessories next to a few recognizable labels, but not a long list of big-name brands. If you just need a basic USB‑C cable or a Turkey‑compatible plug adapter before a 1–2 hour domestic hop, it solves the problem in under five minutes.
Regulars in r/Turkey say they buy powerbanks and cables in the city for a fraction of airport prices and treat shops like Techno Mobile as emergency-only. Watch out for powerbank capacity claims and cable quality; check the printed mAh rating and look for at least 2A/10W output on the box. Tip: use the shop’s display charger to test your new cable or adapter with your own phone before you walk back to the gate.