Mascom International stocks the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger at KSh 220, a 3.1A dual USB-A charger with a white round body, a UK 3-pin plug and a USB to Micro-USB cable in the box. It arrives brand new and sealed, and its retail box reads "3.1A USB Fast Charging" across the front. Amaya, a Chinese accessories brand, builds the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger for everyday phone charging rather than high-speed top-ups. You can collect it from our shop in the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or have it delivered to your home or office.
Built for students, office workers and small traders across Kenya, the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger covers the basics at a low price. A USIU or Strathmore student can charge a phone and earbuds from one desk socket. A receptionist at a busy Nairobi office can keep a work phone and a personal phone topped up through the day. The included cable is detachable, so when it frays you replace the cable, not the whole charger. Both USB-A ports accept your own leads, which makes the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger easy to share in a home where everyone carries a different phone.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell unrated white chargers that look much like this one, Mascom International sells the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger with its brand, model code and 3.1A rating printed on the packaging. Buyers throughout Kenya report that a named charger with a seller behind it saves money over the cheapest unbranded option, which often dies within weeks. A 6-month warranty backs every unit. Walk into our Kimathi Street shop to test the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger with your own phone, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger
How much does the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger cost in Kenya?
The Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger costs KSh 220 at Mascom International, Kimathi Street, Nairobi, brand new and sealed. That price buys the charger, a USB to Micro-USB cable, a 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects and pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya. It is KSh 50 below the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger, which has its Micro-USB cable fixed to the body, and KSh 60 below the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger, another 3.1A dual-port model with a Micro-USB cable.
Should I choose the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger or the Amaya AD033 Wall Charger?
Choose by your phone's port: the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger includes a USB to Micro-USB cable, while the Amaya AD033 Wall Charger includes a USB to Type-C cable. Both list 3.1A across two USB-A ports. The A-AD032 costs KSh 220 and the AD033 costs KSh 480, a gap of KSh 260. If your phone has the small flat Micro-USB port, the A-AD032 saves money. If it has the oval Type-C port found on most newer Android phones, the AD033 saves buying a cable separately.
How does the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger help a Kenyan home with one socket and several phones?
The Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger turns one wall socket into two USB charging points, which eases evening queues in a home with several phones. When KPLC power returns after an outage, two handsets can start charging at once instead of taking turns. The 3.1A total is shared, so two phones together each charge more slowly than one alone. For three or more phones, put it on an extension board beside a second charger rather than swapping cables all night.
Why does the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger use a separate cable instead of an attached one?
The Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger ships with a detachable USB to Micro-USB cable, so a worn cable never means a dead charger. Cables usually fail before the charger does, especially where they bend near the plug. With a separate lead, you can swap in a new one or use a longer cable to reach a bed or sofa. The trade-off is that a loose cable can go missing, which the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger avoids by fixing its cable to the body.
Is 3.1A from the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger enough for a modern smartphone?
The Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger gives 3.1A in total, about 15W at USB's standard 5V, which charges any USB smartphone at a standard pace. That total is shared, so one phone alone gets more of it than two phones together. Phones designed for 25W, 33W or faster charging will not reach those speeds here, since no Quick Charge or Power Delivery protocol is listed. For overnight charging and desk top-ups, that output covers what most phone owners need.
Is the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger a good buy for a kiosk or small shop?
For KSh 220, the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger gives a kiosk owner in Kawangware or Githurai two charging ports behind the counter. A Lipa na M-Pesa phone and a personal handset can stay connected through the day from one socket. The white body is easy to find among stock on a busy shelf. Keep the detachable cable coiled loosely when you close up, and lock the charger away at night, since small accessories walk off easily from open stalls.
Who should buy the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger and who should skip it?
The Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger is for Micro-USB phone owners who want a dual-port charger at a low price and value a replaceable cable. Skip it if you use an iPhone; the Amaya AD018L Wall Charger at KSh 400 comes with a USB to Lightning cable. Type-C owners on a tight budget can pick the Amaya AD017C Wall Charger at KSh 330 instead. If you want faster charging across USB-A and USB-C, the Amaya ACW-U35 Wall Charger at KSh 920 offers 35W.
What can I charge on both ports of the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger at once?
Any two USB devices can share the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger, as long as each has its own USB-A cable. Common pairs include a phone and Bluetooth earbuds, a phone and a smartwatch, or two phones overnight. The included Micro-USB cable covers one device, so bring a second cable for the other port. A power bank also charges well here, so it is full and ready for a long day out the next morning.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Output
- 3.1A total output — about 15W at USB's standard 5V, shared between the two ports whenever both are in use.
- Two USB-A ports — the flat rectangular sockets found on most phone charging cables, so your existing leads plug straight in.
- Shared output — one device charging alone draws on the full total, while two devices split it and each charges slower.
- Standard USB charging — the box mentions fast USB charging, but no Quick Charge or Power Delivery protocol is listed.
- Wall-socket powered — the charger draws from the mains, so it needs grid or generator power to charge anything.
- No battery inside — this is a plug-in charger, not a power bank, so it cannot charge devices during an outage.
Compatibility
- Micro-USB phones — budget and older Android handsets from Tecno, Itel, Infinix and Samsung charge with the included cable.
- Type-C phones — connect your own USB-A to Type-C cable to either port and charge at a standard pace.
- iPhone — older iPhones charge through a USB-A to Lightning cable, without reaching Apple's own fast-charge speed.
- Small electronics — earbuds, smartwatches, feature phones, Bluetooth speakers and power banks with USB charging all work here.
- Two cable types at once — one port can run Micro-USB while the other runs Type-C or Lightning, which suits mixed households.
- Not a laptop charger — laptops need a dedicated adapter rated well above what this phone charger supplies.
Build and Design
- UK 3-pin plug — the Type G fitting that matches Kenyan wall sockets and extension boards, with no adapter needed.
- White round body — a rounded shape that slips easily into a pocket, handbag or laptop sleeve for travel.
- Detachable cable design — the cable unplugs from the charger, so a worn lead costs far less to replace than a charger.
- Factory-sealed packaging — the Amaya retail box is printed with the 3.1A rating and its two-port USB charging wording.
- Branded and coded — the Amaya name and A-AD032 model code make the unit simple to identify for a warranty claim.
- Light-coloured finish — the white casing stands out against dark desks and shelves, so you find it quickly.
Inclusions
- The Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger itself, with its UK 3-pin plug and two USB-A ports.
- One detachable USB to Micro-USB cable for charging Micro-USB phones and accessories from either port.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects, with claims at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties, so you inspect the sealed box before paying anything.
- Counter testing on request — try the charger with your own phone at our Kimathi Street shop before you buy.
Package Contents
The sealed Amaya box contains the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger, with its white round body, UK 3-pin plug and two USB-A ports, plus one USB to Micro-USB cable. That pairing charges a Micro-USB phone the moment you unbox it. The second port waits for a cable you already own, whether Type-C, Micro-USB or Lightning. No travel adapter is included, and none is needed for a standard Kenyan wall socket or extension board.
Warranty
Mascom International covers the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger with a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use, including the charger body, both USB-A ports, the plug and the included cable. Bring any claim to our Nairobi CBD service desk at First Floor Room 4, Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, where we inspect the unit with you.
Where to Buy the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger in Kenya
The Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger is available at Mascom International, First Floor Room 4, Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Our doors open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and you are welcome to plug in your own phone and try it at the counter. It comes in white.
Message or call the team through any of these channels:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order travels with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Same-day delivery covers Nairobi and its environs, while Kisumu, Kakamega, Meru and Malindi receive orders the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
The charger is covered by the 6-month warranty set out above. We describe each product from its own packaging, sell at the listed price, and handle after-sales help from the same shop you bought from.
