Gate-side tech stop in Terminal 3
Just past security in Terminal 3, iStore fills the Apple-style gap for anyone who forgot a cable, case, or headphones. It sits airside, so you can duck in between security and gates for WestJet and many international departures from T3. Think of it as your last tech check before boarding, not a full-service electronics shop.
iStore leans heavily on phone and tablet accessories: Lightning and USB‑C cables, wall plugs, power banks, and basic laptop gear. Prices run higher than downtown Toronto—expect to pay a few dollars extra on a $25 cable or $40–$60 for most power banks. It’s still cheaper and faster than dealing with a dead phone on a 5‑hour flight.
Inventory skews toward Apple-compatible accessories, but you’ll usually find standard USB‑C options for Android phones as well. They also stock over‑ear and in‑ear headphones in the CAD $30–$300 range, plus travel add‑ons like small Bluetooth speakers and device stands that fit a seatback tray. If you need something niche, staff normally know within a minute if it’s in stock.
Payment is straightforward: tap cards and mobile wallets are accepted, and receipts print in CAD with tax itemized. Opening hours track Terminal 3’s main bank of departures, with lights typically on from early morning check‑in waves through late‑evening transborder and international flights. Tip: if your gate is at the far end of T3, stop here right after security rather than gambling on another tech shop closer to boarding.