Gate-side power at WRO T1 when your phone hits 5%
Powerbank sits airside in Terminal T1, past security, and focuses on charging gear and last-minute tech. This is the spot to grab a rental power bank or a fresh cable if your USB-C died somewhere between Kraków Główny and check-in. Stock leans practical: wall chargers, power banks, adaptors for EU plugs, and some basic headphones that won’t break the 100 PLN mark.
Prices run higher than city shops, but not outrageous for an airport: expect roughly 80–200 PLN for power banks and around 40–80 PLN for cables and small accessories. Most items sit on open racks, so you can match connector types yourself instead of playing 20 questions at the counter. Staff generally handle card payments quickly, which helps if you’re boarding from nearby Schengen gates in under 20 minutes.
Opening hours usually track T1’s first and last departures, so you’ll see it open from early morning flights into the late evening wave. That matters if you land from an early Ryanair or Wizz Air service and still need power before a train into town. Stock can thin out after the evening rush, especially on the cheaper power banks, so don’t wait until final call.
Tip: bring your dead device with you and test the cable or power bank on the spot at the counter before walking back toward your gate in T1.