Near T2 security, iCell is your airport phone fix
iCell sits airside in Terminal T2 at Zvartnots International Airport, handy if you realize your charging cable is still at home. The shop focuses on mobile accessories and small tech, so think cables, power banks, earphones, basic cases, and travel adapters rather than big-ticket gadgets. Expect airport pricing: accessories generally run higher than downtown Yerevan, but still in the small-purchase bracket for a last-minute save.
Hours roughly track flight banks in T2, with iCell usually open from early morning departures through late-night international flights. That makes it a safe bet if your 02:30 departure suddenly exposes a dead cable or missing plug. Stock skews toward current iPhone and mainstream Android models; niche brands see less coverage, so check compatibility before paying.
You won’t find major devices like new phones or laptops here, but you will see practical add-ons: lightning and USB‑C cables, wall plugs that handle both EU and UK sockets, and compact power banks often in the 5,000–10,000 mAh range. Prices aren’t posted online, so be ready to ask before the cashier rings things up, especially on branded gear and higher-capacity batteries.
One tip: if you just need a quick charge before boarding, use the terminal’s free outlets first and only buy from iCell if you truly need something in your bag for the onward flight. Check your gate number on the T2 screens, then hit iCell on the way if it’s along your walking path, not as a separate detour.