Phone chargers here run about airport-normal prices
InMotion Entertainment at Tulsa International Airport is your go-to electronics shop when a cable dies or headphones give up mid-trip. It sits post-security in the main concourse, so you don’t need to leave the secure area to grab a charger before boarding. Stock leans toward travel staples: phone cables, power banks, noise-canceling headphones, plus cases and screen protectors sized for current iPhone and Android models.
Typical prices track close to other airports: expect to pay around $25–$35 for a basic power bank and $15–$30 for branded charging cables. Name-brand wireless earbuds and full-size headphones run north of $100, similar to what you’d see at InMotion in larger hubs like DFW or DEN. If you just need something to survive a 2-hour hop out of TUL, look at the cheaper house-brand accessories on the lower shelves rather than the big glass displays.
Selection focuses on in-the-moment needs rather than deep tech browsing, so you’ll see plenty of last-minute items like travel adapters, Bluetooth speakers, and tablet accessories, but not much in the way of niche gear. Staff can usually get a screen protector installed on your phone in under 10 minutes if there isn’t a line. For a quick in-and-out stop, walk in knowing your exact phone or tablet model so you don’t waste time sorting through packaging on the rack.