By gate signs for T1 departures, you’ll spot SonusArt.
This electronics shop sits airside in Terminal 1 at Zagreb Franjo Tuđman Airport, a short walk from most Schengen departure gates. It’s the spot to grab last‑minute tech before a Croatia Airlines hop or a longer European leg. Expect a compact footprint, more like a large kiosk than a full high‑street store, so don’t plan a big browsing session.
Stock focuses on travel basics: headphones, small Bluetooth speakers, charging cables, power banks, travel adapters and simple accessories for phones, tablets and laptops. Prices sit above city-centre levels, as usual for an airport, but below the “emergency cable at the gate” markup you sometimes see at bigger hubs like FRA or CDG. If you just need a USB‑C cable or EU plug adapter before a 2‑hour flight, this is the logical stop.
You won’t find high-end cameras or gaming consoles here; think practical tech fixes, not full electronics showroom. Staff usually handle quick swaps in a couple of minutes if a cable doesn’t fit, which helps when boarding for an EasyJet or Ryanair flight is already showing on the screen. Stock turns over often enough that common connectors (Lightning, USB‑C, micro‑USB) are usually on the hooks.
Plan one practical rule: check your cables and adapter type at your hotel the night before; use SonusArt in T1 as the backup plan, not the primary shopping run.