Gate A07 has IND’s main electronics stop
This iStore / Scoreboard sits in the Main Terminal near gate A07, after security, and runs daily from 6:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET. It’s the spot to fix a dead battery or missing charger without trekking back toward the pre-security shops.
Stock leans Apple-heavy: lightning and USB‑C cables, wall adapters, earbuds, and a few Bluetooth headphones, usually clustered by brand with prices running higher than Target but normal for airport retail. You’ll also see basic Android accessories, power banks in the 5,000–10,000 mAh range, and a small rack of screen protectors and cleaning wipes.
Selection is airport-simple rather than full electronics store: think travel headphones under $100, compact speakers, and impulse gadgets near the register. If you need a specific laptop charger model or higher-end noise‑canceling cans, order online instead of banking on this shop. Expect last‑minute replacement gear, not full setups.
Staff generally handles quick swaps like cable versus adapter questions and can open packaging so you can confirm connector type before paying. Prices rarely show surprise add‑ons beyond Indiana sales tax, and receipts are easy to grab for expense reports if you ask at checkout.
Tip: if your flight leaves from A10–A16, stop here first; walking time from A07 to the end of A‑concourse runs about 5–7 minutes, and it’s the only dedicated electronics option on that stretch.