Gate-side electronics stop in Terminal 2
This InMotion sits in Terminal 2 at SFO, post-security, so it’s an easy stop if you’re flying Alaska or Delta from this terminal. It’s a standard mall-style storefront on the concourse, not a kiosk, so you can actually walk in, scan shelves, and compare brands without blocking foot traffic near the gates.
Expect typical airport pricing: think $25–$40 for wired or basic Bluetooth headphones and $40–$300 for noise-cancelling or brand-name options. They usually stock big names like Bose, Sony, JBL, and Apple, plus plenty of off-brand cables and chargers that sit more in the $15–$30 range. If your bag is already tech-heavy, this is more of a last-minute backup shop than a browsing destination.
Besides headphones, you’ll see power banks in the 5,000–20,000 mAh range, travel adapters compatible with multiple regions, and extra USB-C and Lightning cables in multiple lengths (3–6 feet). Cases for iPhones, iPads, and some Samsung models are on the walls, but selection skews to recent generations, so don’t count on a fit if you’re using an older device from five or six years ago.
InMotion in Terminal 2 generally mirrors stock at other SFO locations, so don’t walk over from Terminal 1 or 3 just for this one. Staff can usually open sealed boxes so you can confirm connector types and fit before paying. Tip: if you just need a basic cable before a 2–3 hour flight, grab the store-brand option near the register and skip the premium logo markup.