Gate-side tech fix near Main Terminal security
Just past security in SAV’s Main Terminal, InMotion Entertainment handles most last‑minute electronics panics. It’s the standard airport mix: headphones, chargers, cables, travel adapters, and a few Bluetooth speakers, all at typical airport markups that run about 10–20% higher than Target or Walmart in Savannah.
The shop keeps airport hours, usually opening with early flights around 4:30–5:00 a.m. and staying open until the last evening departures around 9:00–10:00 p.m. If you land on one of the very last flights, don’t bank on it being open; closing times move with the schedule.
Brand-wise you’ll see big names like Bose, JBL, Sony, and Apple-compatible accessories, plus house-brand cords and power banks. Expect to pay around $20–30 for basic Lightning or USB‑C cables and $40–70 for midrange earbuds. The shop also carries SD cards and basic phone grips, useful if you’re shooting photos out at Tybee and forgot extra storage.
Inventory tilts heavily toward phone and tablet gear, with fewer laptop-specific items. You might track down a USB‑C hub or HDMI adapter, but don’t count on niche peripherals. Cases mainly cover current iPhone and Samsung Galaxy lines; anything older than about three generations is hit or miss.
Tip: if you just need a quick top‑up before boarding, a small power bank here usually costs less than buying an upgraded seat with power on a 1–2 hour regional hop, and you’ll still have it for the flight home.