Mascom International stocks the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable at KSh 130, brand new and sealed, with a 1000mm braided black cord and orange zinc-alloy plug housings. One end carries two input plugs, USB-A and USB-C, and the other end carries two output plugs, Type-C and Lightning. Made by the Chinese accessories brand Amaya, the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable gives you four charging combinations in a single lead. It is on the shelf at our Nairobi CBD shop, Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, where staff will show you each combination on your own phone and charger.
Built for homes, offices and hostels where nobody owns the same phone, the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable handles an Android handset, an iPhone with Lightning, an iPhone 15 or a USB-C tablet. Think of a family in Kilimani where the parents carry an iPhone 12 and a Samsung, while the children use a Tecno and an iPad. Instead of four cables tangled in a drawer, one lead covers them all. It also suits M-Pesa agents, cyber café attendants and phone-repair kiosks along Moi Avenue, where customers walk in asking to top up every kind of phone.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops push separate cables for every plug type, Mascom International offers the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable as one low-cost answer for mixed households. Customers across Nairobi tell us it has become the cable they leave in the car or the office drawer, because it fits whoever needs a charge. It comes in a sealed box with a written warranty, unlike the loose multi-plug cables hanging from hawkers' racks on Luthuli Avenue. Pick one up at Kimathi Street, or order the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable on WhatsApp and pay on delivery.
Common Questions About the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable
How much is the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable in Kenya?
The Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable costs KSh 130 at Mascom International in Nairobi, brand new and sealed in its retail box. That price includes our 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects and pay-on-arrival delivery to any county. It costs the same as the single-purpose Amaya ACD-CC77 Type-C to Type-C Cable, yet covers four plug combinations instead of one. For a household with both Android phones and iPhones, it replaces several separate cables for the price of one basic lead.
What are the four connections on the Amaya ACD-X51, and how do they work?
The Amaya ACD-X51 has two input plugs on one end and two output plugs on the other, giving four combinations. USB-A to Type-C charges an Android phone from a classic rectangular charger port. USB-A to Lightning charges an iPhone 14 or older from that same port. Type-C to Type-C charges a USB-C phone, iPad or iPhone 15 from a newer USB-C adapter. Type-C to Lightning links an older iPhone to a USB-C adapter. Plug in the input that fits your charger and the output that fits your device.
Which phones and devices does the Amaya ACD-X51 charge?
The Amaya ACD-X51 charges any device with either a USB-C port or a Lightning port. USB-C covers most Android phones from Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo and Redmi, iPhone 15 and later, newer iPads and many earbud cases. Lightning covers iPhone 5 through iPhone 14, older iPads and AirPods cases with a Lightning port. It does not fit Micro-USB, the older small plug on budget phones, Bluetooth speakers and some power banks; for those, the Amaya ACD-M82 USB to Micro-USB Cable at KSh 120 is the right choice.
Does the Amaya ACD-X51 support fast charging?
The Amaya ACD-X51 box does not list a wattage rating, so Mascom International does not sell it as a dedicated fast-charging cable. Its charging speed depends on your charger and your phone, and the cable sets the upper limit of what can flow. It handles normal everyday charging well across all four combinations. If you want rated fast charging for one specific phone, choose a dedicated cable instead, such as the 27W Amaya ACD-365CL Type-C to Lightning Cable at KSh 260 for iPhone 14 and older.
Is the Amaya ACD-X51 better value than buying separate cables?
The Amaya ACD-X51 costs KSh 130, while buying the four matching single cables from Amaya's basic 1-metre range costs KSh 560 in total. That range includes the ACD-C77 at KSh 100, the ACD-L77 at KSh 110, the ACD-CC77 at KSh 130 and the ACD-CL77 at KSh 220. The single cables carry printed ratings, such as 60W on the ACD-CC77 and 27W on the ACD-CL77. Choose the ACD-X51 for flexibility and savings; choose single cables when you want a stated speed for one phone.
Will the Amaya ACD-X51 help during KPLC outages and long trips?
Yes, the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable fits both USB-A and USB-C power bank outputs, so whichever power bank is closest can charge whichever phone needs it. During a KPLC outage, one power bank and this cable can keep an iPhone and an Android phone running in turns. On a long matatu or bus ride to Mombasa or Kisumu, it covers everyone in your group with a single lead in your bag. Its braided cord and metal housings also handle being packed, pulled and bent on the road.
Can the Amaya ACD-X51 transfer data to a computer?
Yes, the Amaya ACD-X51 is labelled "Fast Data Cable" on the box, so it carries data as well as charge. Connect the USB-A or USB-C input to a laptop and the matching output to your phone to copy photos, documents or music. That works for an Android phone through Type-C and for an older iPhone through Lightning, using the same lead. It is handy in a shared office or cyber café, where staff help customers move files from many different phone models.
Who should buy the Amaya ACD-X51, and who should skip it?
The Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable suits families, offices, hostels, M-Pesa agents and repair kiosks that charge a mix of Android phones and iPhones from different chargers. University students sharing rooms at the University of Nairobi will also find it useful when roommates carry different phones. Skip it if you own a single phone and want the fastest rated charge; a dedicated cable such as the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable suits you better. Skip it too for Micro-USB devices, which it cannot fit.
Technical Specifications
Core Function
- Four connection combinations in one cable — USB-A to Type-C, USB-A to Lightning, Type-C to Type-C, and Type-C to Lightning.
- Two input plugs on one end — USB-A for classic chargers and laptops, USB-C for newer adapters, power banks and computers.
- Two output plugs on the other end — Type-C for Android phones and newer iPhones, Lightning for iPhone 14 and older.
- "Fast Data Cable" marking on the box — Amaya's label for a cable that carries files to a computer as well as charge.
- Speed set by your charger and phone — the box lists no wattage, so this is an everyday charging cable, not a rated fast-charge lead.
- Choose the plugs, then charge — connect the input that fits your charger and the output that fits your device.
Compatibility
- USB-A to Type-C — charges most Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo and Redmi phones from a classic rectangular charger or laptop port.
- USB-A to Lightning — charges iPhone 5 through iPhone 14 and Lightning AirPods cases from the same classic USB-A ports.
- Type-C to Type-C — connects USB-C phones, newer iPads and iPhone 15 or later to a USB-C wall adapter or power bank.
- Type-C to Lightning — lets an older iPhone draw power from a newer USB-C adapter instead of an old USB-A cube.
- USB-C plug explained — the small oval reversible plug on most Android phones, iPhone 15 and later, iPads and many laptops.
- Lightning plug explained — Apple's small flat reversible plug used on iPhone 5 to iPhone 14, older iPads and AirPods.
- Not for Micro-USB — budget phones, speakers and power banks with that older plug need a separate Micro-USB cable.
Build and Durability
- 1000mm length — 1 metre, enough to reach from a desk socket or car charger to your hand without slack piling up.
- Braided black cord — a woven outer jacket that resists tangles and fraying better than a plain rubber cable.
- Zinc-alloy plug housings — orange metal casings on every plug, protecting the joints where cheap multi-plug cables usually break.
- Orange housings on a black cord — easy to spot in a drawer, bag or car console when someone needs a charge.
- Brand new and sealed — supplied unopened in Amaya's retail box with the cable details printed on the packaging.
Inclusions
- One Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable — the cable, with all four plugs attached, is the only item inside the box.
- Sealed Amaya retail box — packaging that confirms the cable is new and untouched by any previous buyer.
- No wall adapter included — use a USB-A or USB-C charger you already own, or buy an Amaya charger at Mascom International.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty — covers manufacturing defects, with claims handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery — check the sealed box when it arrives and pay only then, in any of Kenya's 47 counties.
Package Contents
The sealed Amaya retail box holds one Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable: a 1-metre braided black cord with USB-A and USB-C input plugs on one end and Type-C and Lightning output plugs on the other, all in orange zinc-alloy housings. There is no charger inside. Mascom International stocks compatible adapters, including the Amaya AD017C Wall Charger at KSh 330 and the 20W Amaya ACW-U54S at KSh 500, so you can add one at the counter.
Warranty
Mascom International provides a 6-month warranty on the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. If any of the four plugs stops charging or connecting because of a fault in how the cable was made, bring it to our Nairobi CBD service desk at Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street.
Where to Buy the Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable in Kenya
The Amaya ACD-X51 4-in-1 Cable is stocked at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Our doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring the phones your household uses, and we will try each plug combination with you before you pay. It comes in black with orange plug housings.
For orders, bulk quantities for offices or kiosks, or a quick stock check, get in touch:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We deliver to all 47 counties with payment on arrival. Orders in Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, and buyers in major towns such as Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Machakos and Kakamega receive theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
The cable is protected by the 6-month warranty above. At Mascom International, every listing carries honest specifications and accurate pricing, and our team handles after-sales questions in person or on WhatsApp.
