Gate-side tech stop in Terminal 1
Across MSP Terminal 1, iStore fills the gap when your phone cable dies at gate G14 or your AirPods case is sitting at home. It’s an Apple-focused electronics shop with earbuds, chargers, cases, and travel adapters, all airside after security so you don’t have to backtrack landside to Hudson or Target in the mall area.
Hours track the main Terminal 1 bank, typically opening before the 6 a.m. departures and running into the late-evening Delta pushes past 9 p.m. If you’re on a 5:30 a.m. flight from concourse F or G, this is one of the few spots that reliably has lights on for last-minute cables or power banks.
Pricing sits in the usual airport markup zone: expect to pay a few dollars more than downtown Minneapolis for a Lightning or USB‑C cable and closer to full MSRP for headphones and Apple-branded gear. You’ll also find smaller items like SD card readers and wall bricks, which can save a trip back to the Mall of America later.
Selection leans heavily into current Apple models, so you’ll see plenty of USB‑C, MagSafe, and newer iPhone accessories at Terminal 1, with fewer options for older micro‑USB hardware. Stock on basic power banks and standard white cables tends to go fastest during peak morning banks from 6–8 a.m.
Tip: if you just need a single short cable before boarding at F or G, walk by once, check the price, and buy there rather than gambling on your plane’s seat power behaving for a three-hour flight.