Huawei Store

Near T3 security, the Huawei Store is the main stop for last‑minute phone gear at XIY.

This shop sits airside in Terminal T3, so you can walk over after security without backtracking to T2 or T5. It runs typical daytime hours aligned with major departures, roughly 08:00–21:00 on most days, though late-night gaps happen between banks of flights. Signage is only in Chinese and English, but staff usually manage basic tech English fine.

You’ll see current Huawei phones, tablets, and laptops on display, with pricing in RMB and tax already included. Expect flagship phones to run several thousand RMB, accessories like chargers and cables under 200 RMB, and simple wired earphones under 100 RMB. This is more “brand showroom plus retail” than a full-service repair center, so don’t expect on-the-spot hardware fixes.

For quick buys, look at 65W or higher USB‑C chargers, travel adapters, and power banks that meet airline rules (typically under 100 Wh, clearly labeled on the pack). Check connector type if you connect to non-Huawei laptops or iPads; many items are USB‑C only. Warranty on big-ticket items usually applies within mainland China, not globally, so factor that in before buying a new phone right before your flight.

One practical tip: snap a photo of the receipt with the store’s phone number and serial number before you leave T3, in case you need to follow up once you’re back outside Xi’an.