Gate area in Terminal 3 means InMotion is your last‑minute tech stop
This InMotion Entertainment sits airside in Terminal 3 near /CUSTOM, so you hit it after security without backtracking. Hours run /CUSTOM, which usually covers early departures and late-night Vegas returns. Think of it as the spot to fix a cable issue or grab headphones before you’re trapped at the gate with a dead phone.
Stock skews travel tech: name-brand noise-cancelling headphones, basic wired earbuds, power banks, charging bricks, and a wall of Lightning, USB‑C, and USB‑A cables. Prices run higher than Target or Amazon, but roughly in line with airport markups; expect to pay $25–$40 for a portable charger and $15–$30 for branded cables. They also carry some Bluetooth speakers and a few impulse gadgets that are easy to skip on a short layover.
Staff usually let you test headphones and confirm compatibility with iPhone or Android before you tap your card, which matters when a wrong connector can wreck a 4‑hour LAS‑to‑ORD leg. Returns and exchanges typically must happen same‑day at this Terminal 3 location, so keep packaging and the receipt until you clear your next stop.
Tip: if your connection in Terminal 3 is under 25 minutes, walk straight to gate /CUSTOM first, check your boarding group, then double back to InMotion only if your flight’s still showing on time.