Amaya ACW-HU301 33W dual-port wall charger is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 1,700, brand new and sealed, at our Old Mutual Building store, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The Amaya ACW-HU301 pairs one USB-C port carrying Power Delivery 3.0 with one USB-A port carrying Quick Charge 3.0, so two devices refill from a single wall socket. A UK three-pin plug fits Kenyan sockets directly, with no travel adapter needed. Every Amaya ACW-HU301 unit ships with a Type-C cable in the box, and the 100-240V input range keeps output steady through the voltage swings common on Kenya Power lines.
University students at Kenyatta, JKUAT, and Strathmore, matatu commuters, shop owners along Tom Mboya Street, boda riders running navigation apps all day, and office teams in Upper Hill and Westlands share one problem. A single 10W adapter takes three hours to fill one phone while a second device waits in line. The Amaya ACW-HU301 answers that with 33W spread across two outputs. A Redmi Note or Tecno Camon handset reaches roughly half charge in about 30 minutes on the USB-C side, while earbuds, a smartwatch, or a power bank top up on USB-A at the same time.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya selling unbranded 33W adapters that never state which protocols they support, the Amaya ACW-HU301 lists PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 plainly and comes from Amaya Technology Company Limited, a brand with established retail distribution in Nairobi. Buyers across Kenya return to the Amaya ACW-HU301 because one adapter replaces two, and the bundled cable removes a second purchase. An LED indicator shows when power is flowing, which helps after a blackout when sockets come back on unevenly. Visit Mascom International to test the Amaya ACW-HU301 with your own phone, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Amaya ACW-HU301
How fast does the Amaya ACW-HU301 actually charge a phone?
The USB-C port pushes up to 33W, which takes most current Android phones to roughly 50 percent in about 30 minutes. Real speed depends on your handset. A Redmi Note series phone rated for 33W input draws the full amount. An iPhone 15 caps at about 20W, so it charges at its own ceiling rather than the adapter's. Older phones limited to 10W simply charge at 10W without harm. The adapter agrees a rate with each device before current flows.
Can the Amaya ACW-HU301 charge two devices at once?
Yes. One USB-C port and one USB-A port run together, which is what the A+C part of the model code describes. The 33W rating is a combined ceiling rather than 33W per port, so power divides when both ports are busy. In practice a phone on USB-C still fills quickly while earbuds, a smartwatch, or a power bank draw from USB-A. For the fastest single-device speed, use the USB-C port on its own.
Does the Amaya ACW-HU301 fit Kenyan wall sockets?
Yes. It uses a UK three-pin plug, the same Type G fitting found in Kenyan homes, offices, hotels, and hostels, so no travel adapter is required. The input range covers 100-240V at 50/60Hz, matching Kenya Power's 240V supply and also suiting travel to the UK, Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria, and the UAE. The pins are fixed rather than folding, so the body sits flush against a wall socket or extension strip.
Which phones and other devices work with the Amaya ACW-HU301?
Any device that charges over USB-C or USB-A works, including Samsung Galaxy, Tecno, Infinix, itel, Xiaomi, Redmi, Oppo, vivo, and Huawei handsets sold across Kenya. iPhone 15, 16, and 17 models charge through the USB-C port, while older Lightning iPhones charge from the USB-A side using your existing cable. It also runs Bluetooth earbuds, smartwatches, power banks, Wi-Fi routers, and portable speakers. Laptops needing 45W or more will charge slowly or not at all.
What cable comes with the Amaya ACW-HU301?
A Type-C cable ships with every unit, so most buyers plug in immediately without a second purchase. Kenyan retailer listings describe it as a USB-C to USB-C cable, which pairs with the PD 3.0 port. If your phone uses Lightning or micro-USB, you will need your own cable on the USB-A side. Mascom International stocks USB-C to Lightning and USB-A to USB-C cables separately, and our team will match one to your phone.
Is the Amaya ACW-HU301 safe during Kenya Power fluctuations?
The adapter carries built-in guards against over-voltage, over-current, short circuits, and overheating, and it negotiates a charging rate with each device rather than forcing a fixed output. That matters where voltage dips and sudden restorations after an outage are routine. An LED indicator shows when power reaches the unit, telling you at a glance whether the socket is live. During heavy storms, unplug it as you would any household appliance.
How long should the Amaya ACW-HU301 last with daily use?
Wall adapters in this class typically run three to five years of daily household use before output drops. Three habits stretch that further. Pull the cable by its connector rather than the wire, since cable damage causes more failures than adapter faults. Keep the unit off bedding and away from direct sun, because trapped heat ages internal parts fastest. Use a surge board where supply is unstable. Our 6-month warranty covers manufacturing defects during the early failure window.
How does the Amaya ACW-HU301 compare to a 20W or 65W charger?
A 20W adapter fills a typical 5,000mAh phone in roughly 100 minutes. The 33W rating here cuts that to about 70 minutes on handsets that accept the full input. A 65W GaN adapter charges faster still and can run a laptop, but costs three to four times more in Kenya. At KSh 1,700 with a cable included, this unit sits in the middle: quick enough for phones and tablets, affordable enough to keep one at home and one at work.
Why buy the Amaya ACW-HU301 from Mascom International instead of a street stall?
Street-stall adapters often print a wattage the internal parts cannot produce, and there is nobody to return to when one fails after two weeks. Mascom International sells the unit sealed from our Old Mutual Building store on Kimathi Street, with a 6-month warranty and a service desk you can walk into. Nationwide delivery is pay-on-arrival, so you inspect the sealed box before any money changes hands. Users consistently report that working after-sales cover matters more than saving KSh 300.
Technical Specifications
Power Output and Port Configuration
- Total rated output reaches 33W, shared across both ports rather than supplied in full to each.
- One USB-C port handles the quickest charging and drives phones, tablets, and USB-C earbuds.
- One USB-A port serves older cables, power banks, smartwatches, and Bluetooth speakers on legacy connectors.
- Reported current rating sits at 3.1A, matching Kenyan retailer specifications published for this charger model.
- Single-device use on the USB-C port produces the highest speed this adapter can supply.
- [SPEC CONFLICT: Amaya Kenya's product title states 33W with an A+C port layout; the description text on the same page states 30W with dual USB-C ports. Used 33W with one USB-A plus one USB-C, matching the model designation and Kenyan retailer specifications — please verify against the retail package.]
Fast-Charging Protocol Support
- The USB-C port supports Power Delivery 3.0, the standard used by iPhone, Samsung, and USB-C laptops.
- The USB-A port supports Quick Charge 3.0, Qualcomm's protocol found on many Snapdragon-powered Android handsets.
- An adaptive charging chip matches voltage to each connected device instead of pushing one fixed rate.
- Protocol negotiation completes within a second of plugging in, before meaningful current reaches your battery.
- Devices without Power Delivery or Quick Charge still charge normally at their own standard rate.
Device Compatibility Across Brands
- Samsung Galaxy A, M, S, and Z handsets charge over USB-C at each model's supported rate.
- Tecno, Infinix, and itel phones sold widely across Kenya charge over USB-C using the bundled cable.
- Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO handsets rated for 33W input can draw the full output available.
- iPhone 15 through iPhone 17 charge over USB-C; older Lightning models use the USB-A port instead.
- Wearables, earbuds, routers, and power banks all run from either port at their rated input.
- Laptops requiring 45W or more will charge slowly, intermittently, or refuse to charge altogether.
Electrical Safety and Circuit Protection
- Built-in guards cover over-voltage, over-current, short circuit, and over-temperature conditions during normal household use.
- Fire-resistant polycarbonate housing resists heat build-up during long overnight charging sessions in warm rooms.
- An LED indicator confirms the socket is live, which helps after a Kenya Power outage.
- The adapter stops drawing meaningful current once a connected battery reaches a full state.
- Fixed UK pins reduce the wobble and arcing common with folding-pin adapters in loose sockets.
Build Quality and Daily Durability
- Compact plastic body stays small enough to travel inside a laptop sleeve or handbag pocket.
- Matte finish hides fingerprint marks better than the glossy plastics used on cheaper wall adapters.
- Fixed three-pin design has no hinge to loosen, a common failure point on folding adapters.
- Low weight keeps the unit from sagging out of worn sockets in older Nairobi buildings.
- Housing tolerates the dust and humidity found in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu households year-round.
- [SPEC UNVERIFIED: White is the colour listed by Kenyan retailers for this charger — confirm stocked finishes before publishing.]
Socket Fit, Input Range, and Travel Use
- UK three-pin Type G plug matches sockets in Kenyan homes, offices, hotels, and student hostels.
- Input range of 100-240V at 50/60Hz covers Kenya's 240V supply and overseas travel voltages.
- No separate travel adapter is needed for the UK, Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria, Ghana, or the UAE.
- Works from extension strips, surge boards, and inverter outputs used during scheduled power interruptions.
- Body sits flush against the socket, leaving neighbouring outlets on a strip free for other plugs.
What Comes in the Box
Every unit sold by Mascom International arrives sealed with:
- Amaya ACW-HU301 33W wall charger with fixed UK three-pin plug
- Type-C charging cable
- User documentation and warranty paperwork
[SPEC UNVERIFIED: Amaya Kenya lists the bundled cable only as a Type-C cable, while Jumia describes it as USB-C to USB-C — confirm the cable type in stocked units.]
Warranty Coverage
The Amaya ACW-HU301 carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects, matching our standard accessory cover. Claims are handled directly at our Nairobi CBD service desk, with no third-party workshop in between. Bring the unit and your receipt to Old Mutual Building, or start the claim over WhatsApp and our team will advise the next step.
Buying the Amaya ACW-HU301 from Mascom International
Mascom International stocks the Amaya ACW-HU301 at our Nairobi CBD location: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to test the adapter with your own phone before committing.
Three ways to order:
• Call/WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
• Email info@mascomintl.com
• Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the Amaya ACW-HU301 the same day. Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kakamega, Kisii, and all other major towns receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the sealed unit and pay only when it arrives.
Each Amaya ACW-HU301 comes with the 6-month Mascom warranty stated above.
Mascom International has built its reputation on accurate product specifications, current Kenyan market pricing, and direct after-sales support from our Nairobi CBD store. Ask our team which cable suits your phone and we will pair it correctly before you leave the counter.
