Mascom International stocks the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger at KSh 280, brand new and sealed, with two USB-A ports, a 3.1A combined output and a USB to Micro-USB cable included. Amaya, a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, builds it in a white ribbed body with the UK 3-pin plug used in Kenyan sockets. Converted at USB's standard 5 volts, 3.1A comes to about 15W, and that total is divided between the ports whenever two devices are plugged in. The Amaya AD034 Wall Charger is on the shelf at our Old Mutual Building store, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Built for households and small businesses across Kenya that still run Micro-USB devices, the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger keeps older phones, power banks and speakers going on one plug. Many budget handsets, feature phones and power banks still charge through the small flat Micro-USB port. When KPLC switches off for the evening, a family that charged the power bank and the M-Pesa phone together beforehand stays reachable. A student in a Moi University hostel can run a phone and a reading lamp's power bank from the single socket beside the bed.
Where many Nairobi stalls push an unbranded street charger with no name on it, Mascom International sells the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger sealed, branded and under warranty. A charger that fails in two weeks costs more than one bought properly once. Buyers throughout Kenya report that a dual-port unit at this price is the easiest way to end the nightly queue for the socket. Collect the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger from Kimathi Street, try it on your own phone at the counter, or have it delivered pay-on-arrival to your county.
Common Questions About the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger
What is the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger price in Kenya?
The Amaya AD034 Wall Charger sells for KSh 280, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi. For that you get the two-port charger, a USB to Micro-USB cable and Mascom's 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects. You can pay on arrival anywhere in the country. If your phone has a USB-C port instead, the Amaya AD033 Wall Charger has the same 3.1A rating with a Type-C cable for KSh 480, which is KSh 200 more.
Which devices use the Micro-USB cable from the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger?
The Micro-USB cable from the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger fits devices with the small, flat, trapezoid-shaped charging port. That includes many entry-level Android phones from a few years back, feature phones, power banks, Bluetooth speakers, budget tablets, older e-readers and some wireless headsets. Check your device: if its port is oval and reversible, it is USB-C and needs a different cable. Mascom International can confirm the right one on WhatsApp if you send a photo of the port.
Is the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger good for keeping an M-Pesa phone and a power bank charged through blackouts?
Yes, the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger is well suited to that job because its two ports charge a phone and a power bank together. When KPLC restores power for a short window, both top up at once rather than one after the other. The power bank then carries your M-Pesa phone through the next cut. Remember the 3.1A total is shared, so a large power bank on its own fills quicker than when the phone is also connected.
Amaya AD034 Wall Charger or Amaya AD019 Wall Charger: which suits me?
Both carry a 3.1A rating, two USB-A ports and Micro-USB charging, but the cable design differs. The Amaya AD034 Wall Charger, at KSh 280 in white, comes with a separate cable you can replace if it frays. The black Amaya AD019 Wall Charger, at KSh 270, has a Micro-USB cable attached to the body, so it cannot get lost but cannot be swapped either. Choose the AD034 if cables in your home wear out often, and the AD019 if they keep disappearing.
Will the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger charge a USB-C phone?
Yes, the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger will charge a USB-C phone if you use a USB-A to USB-C cable, since its ports are standard USB-A. The cable in the box is Micro-USB only, so you need your phone's own cable or one bought separately. Lightning iPhones work the same way with a USB-A to Lightning cable. Charging runs at standard USB speed, as the box lists no Quick Charge or Power Delivery support for rapid charging.
Why buy the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger instead of a cheaper charger from River Road?
The Amaya AD034 Wall Charger is sealed, branded and covered for 6 months by Mascom International, which an unnamed street charger is not. Cheap chargers along River Road and Luthuli Avenue often print ratings they cannot deliver, run hot, or stop working within weeks. A failing charger can also stress a phone's battery over time. At KSh 280 the gap to a street unit is small, and you get a shop to return to if the charger develops a fault.
How much power does each port of the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger give?
The Amaya AD034 Wall Charger is rated at 3.1A for the whole unit, about 15W at USB's standard 5 volts. Amaya does not print a separate figure for each port. In practice, one device connected alone gets the charger's attention to itself, while two devices divide the total. For a feature phone and a power bank, that sharing barely matters. For two large smartphone batteries at once, expect each to take longer than it would charging alone.
Who should buy the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger, and who should skip it?
The Amaya AD034 Wall Charger is right for anyone running Micro-USB devices who wants two ports on a tight budget. Kiosk owners, students, parents managing children's tablets and anyone with an older phone or power bank will use it daily. Skip it if your main phone is a recent USB-C model that supports rapid charging, because this unit charges at standard speed and ships with the wrong cable. A USB-C PD adapter such as the 20W Amaya ACW-U54S Wall Charger serves that buyer better.
Technical Specifications
Core Charging Function
- 3.1A combined rating — roughly 15W at USB's standard 5 volts, about three times what a basic 5W charger supplies to a phone.
- Two USB-A ports — the standard rectangular USB sockets, so a phone and a power bank, speaker or tablet charge from one plug.
- Output shared between ports — with both in use, the 3.1A total is divided, so each device fills more slowly than alone.
- No per-port figure printed — Amaya rates the charger as a whole; a single connected device does not share its supply with another.
- Standard USB speed — no Quick Charge or Power Delivery support is listed, so rapid-charge phones will charge at their normal pace.
- No switches or settings — plug it into the wall, connect a cable and charging begins, which suits older relatives and children too.
Compatibility and Cable Type
- Included USB to Micro-USB cable — fits the small flat port on many budget phones, feature phones, power banks and Bluetooth speakers.
- USB-C phones — supported through either port with your own USB-A to USB-C cable, at standard USB charging speed.
- Lightning iPhones — supported with a USB-A to Lightning cable plugged into either port, again at standard USB speed.
- Budget tablets — Micro-USB tablets charge from the included cable, though their larger batteries take longer than a phone's on about 15W.
- No USB-C socket on the charger — USB-C to USB-C cables will not fit, and laptops are not supported.
- Small electronics — earbud cases, fitness bands and rechargeable lamps with a USB-A lead charge from the same ports.
Build and Plug
- UK 3-pin plug, Type G — matches the square three-pin sockets in Kenyan homes, offices and shops, so no adapter is required.
- White ribbed body — the textured surface gives your fingers something to hold when pulling the charger out of a stiff socket.
- Dual ports on one body — one charger replaces two, leaving a spare socket on an extension board shared by the household.
- Sealed retail unit — it arrives untouched in its Amaya box rather than as a loose, returned or repackaged charger.
- Socket safety habit — after a blackout, give the supply a minute to settle before plugging in, since surges can damage chargers.
Inclusions and Cover
- Amaya AD034 Wall Charger — one two-port unit with the UK 3-pin plug, ready to use out of the box.
- USB to Micro-USB cable — included free and labelled on the box as a fast charging cable, covering most older Android devices.
- Amaya retail box — keep it with your receipt, as both make any later warranty claim at our service desk simpler.
- Not in the box — USB-C and Lightning cables, which Mascom International sells separately for buyers with a mix of devices.
- Cover — Mascom International's 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects, handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
Package Contents
Your Amaya AD034 Wall Charger comes brand new and sealed in its Amaya retail box, containing only what the label lists. There is the white ribbed wall charger with two USB-A ports and a UK 3-pin plug, plus one USB to Micro-USB cable that Amaya calls a fast charging cable. No USB-C or Lightning cable is supplied. Households with a mix of devices can buy the extra cable they need at Mascom International during the same visit or add it to a delivery order.
Warranty
The Amaya AD034 Wall Charger carries a 6-month warranty from Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Should the charger or its cable fail because of a fault, bring both with your receipt to our service desk in Nairobi CBD, where the claim is assessed and handled.
Buying the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger from Mascom International
You will find the Amaya AD034 Wall Charger in white 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. Walk in with your older phone or power bank and test the charger on it before you hand over any money.
Questions about cables or compatibility? Contact us on any of these:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and other major towns such as Kakamega, Kisii, Machakos, Nyeri and Malindi receive orders within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Your purchase is covered by the 6-month warranty described above. Mascom International stands behind honest specifications, accurate pricing and real after-sales help, whether you spend KSh 280 or far more with us.
