By Gate 7 in Main Terminal, this is your cable stop
Tech on the Go sits airside in the Main Terminal, close to the gate 7 area, and fills the basic “I forgot something” gap. Expect phone chargers, earbuds, power banks, basic laptop accessories, and a few tablet cases. Prices run higher than Target or Best Buy, but roughly in line with typical airport markups, so assume $25–$40 for a power bank and $15–$30 for branded cables.
Hours usually track with morning and evening banks, opening around the first departures and closing near the last flights from MSN in the Main Terminal. Inventory leans heavily Apple and Samsung, with some generic USB-C gear mixed in. You’ll also see travel adaptors, basic Bluetooth headphones, and a handful of small gadgets like screen cleaners and phone grips at the checkout counter.
If your bag missed something essential before TSA, this is the last tech stop on the Main Terminal concourse after security. You won’t find big-ticket items like laptops or iPads, but you can patch together what you need to get through a 2–3 hour flight: wired earbuds for the in-seat audio, a USB wall brick for the hotel, or an extra Lightning cable so you’re not tied to the one at home.
Practical tip: check your cable and charger situation at the TSA bins, then swing by Tech on the Go before you walk down to gates 8–12 so you’re not doubling back along the Main Terminal concourse.