Dufry Hudson Electric

Gate-side electronics stop for last-minute cables at Dufry Hudson Electric

Dufry Hudson Electric sits airside in Las Américas International Airport (SDQ), inside the main departures retail zone after security. It runs on typical airport hours, roughly aligned with the first and last outbound flights, so you’ll usually find it open from early morning through late evening. Think of it as the electronics corner of the bigger Dufry setup: smaller footprint, focused on travel tech and accessories rather than full-duty-free liquor or perfume.

Expect standard airport pricing, with basic USB cables starting around the price of a fast-food combo and branded noise-cancelling headphones pushing toward big-box retail levels. You’ll see global-name accessories plus some generic backup options: charging bricks, travel adapters for US and European plugs, over-ear and in-ear headphones, plus power banks in multiple capacities. If you forgot a cable or adapter for a laptop or tablet, this is the closest fix before you board out of SDQ.

Stock suits the usual traffic to the US, Latin America, and Europe, so you’ll find multi-region plug kits and 110–220V compatible gear across the shelves. Quality is mixed: recognizable brands on one side, budget items in plastic clamshells on the other. If you care about durability, stick to the brand names and skip the cheapest power banks. Staff at SDQ generally speak Spanish and basic English, and can help match ports (USB-A, USB-C, Lightning) if you hand them your device.

Tip: check your gate on the SDQ screens first, then stop at Dufry Hudson Electric on the way; it’s quicker than backtracking if there’s a late gate change in the single departures concourse.