Headphones, chargers, and cables you forgot before Terminal 1 security
InMotion Entertainment in Terminal 1 sits airside near multiple /CUSTOM gates, so you can grab gear without backtracking far from your departure area. It’s the standard airport electronics shop: headphones, earbuds, portable speakers, power banks, travel adapters, and a wall of charging cables in every connector type. Prices run higher than Target or Best Buy, but you’re paying for location and last-minute saves before your LAS flight.
Hours run /CUSTOM, which usually covers early morning departures and late-night arrivals in Terminal 1, but late-night gaps do happen, so don’t bank on a 1 a.m. emergency cable. You’ll see big brands on the shelves, from mainstream headphones to name‑brand phone accessories, mixed with some cheaper generics on the cable racks. Figure on 20–40% above normal retail on most items, and a bit more for noise‑canceling over-ear models.
This shop sits post-security in Terminal 1, so it only helps if you’re flying airlines that use T1 at LAS and have already cleared TSA. Stock leans heavily toward Apple and Samsung phones; if you carry something more niche, double-check connector type before you pay. Staff can usually open demo boxes so you can confirm fit or connector, which matters when you’re rushing to a /CUSTOM gate and don’t have time for returns.
Tip: If your phone is under 30% before boarding, buy a small power bank here and start charging in line; it beats fighting for the single working outlet at your /CUSTOM gate.