Amaya AEB-H300 wireless over-ear headphones are now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 2,250, brand new and sealed, at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The Amaya AEB-H300 pairs over Bluetooth 5.3, runs 40mm Pure Bass drivers, carries an IPX5 sweat and splash rating, and recharges through a Type-C port. A 3.5 mm audio input keeps sound playing after the battery dies. Amaya rates playback at up to 20 hours on a full charge. Volume, power and playback buttons sit directly on the ear cup, and a built-in microphone handles calls without you reaching for your phone.
At KSh 2,250, the Amaya AEB-H300 sits exactly where most Kenyan buyers actually shop. University students at Kenyatta, JKUAT and Strathmore use it for recorded lectures and library revision. Matatu and boda commuters on Thika Road, Ngong Road and Jogoo Road want cushions that sit over the ear and cut engine noise without an expensive noise-cancelling price tag. Call centre agents in Westlands, online tutors, salon staff, night-shift security officers and gym users all face the same problem: cheap street earbuds lose one channel within three months. The AEB-H300 replaces that cycle with a headphone carrying a real model number and a warranty behind it.
Unlike the unbranded headphones sold with no model code, no warranty paper and no seller you can trace, the Amaya AEB-H300 comes from a registered store you can walk into six days a week. Users consistently report that the bass tuning suits Gengetone, Afrobeats, drill and gospel playlists without turning vocals to mud. At Mascom International, we're witnessing steady demand for headphones under KSh 3,000 that still charge over Type-C and keep a wired fallback. Visit our Kimathi Street shop to test the Amaya AEB-H300 on your own phone, or order for countrywide delivery and pay when the courier hands it over.
Common Questions About the Amaya AEB-H300
What does KSh 2,250 actually buy you with the Amaya AEB-H300?
For daily listening, yes. KSh 2,250 buys Bluetooth 5.3, 40mm drivers, IPX5 splash protection, Type-C charging and a wired 3.5 mm fallback. Most headphones under KSh 1,500 in Nairobi still use micro-USB, offer no water rating, and carry no warranty. Spread across a 12-month warranty period, the AEB-H300 works out to roughly KSh 6 per day. Buyers who replace KSh 700 earbuds three times a year spend more and end up with less sound and no cover.
How many days between charges will the Amaya AEB-H300 give a commuter?
Amaya rates the AEB-H300 at up to 20 hours of playback per full charge at moderate volume. In practice, a Nairobi commuter listening two hours each morning and evening gets roughly four to five days between charges. Volume above 80 percent, constant call use and cold storage all shorten that figure. Recharging runs through the Type-C port using any standard 5V phone charger you already own, so there is no separate brick to buy or carry.
Do the AEB-H300 headphones work with laptops and TVs that have no Bluetooth?
Yes. A 3.5 mm audio port on the AEB-H300 accepts a standard aux cable, so older desktop PCs, school laptops, mixing decks and TV sets with a headphone jack all work. The same port keeps sound running at zero battery, which helps during Kenya Power outages, upcountry bus rides to Kisumu or Eldoret, and exam revision days away from a socket. Wired mode needs no pairing and adds no lag on video.
Will these headphones survive sweat, rain and Nairobi dust?
The AEB-H300 carries an IPX5 rating, meaning it resists sweat and light water spray from any direction. That covers gym sessions at a Kilimani fitness centre, a sudden downpour crossing Tom Mboya Street, and a dusty ride through Mlolongo. IPX5 is splash resistance, not waterproofing, so never submerge the headphones or wash them under a running tap. Wipe the cushions dry after workouts and the padding lasts noticeably longer.
Does the Amaya AEB-H300 handle calls and online meetings clearly?
A microphone sits inside the ear cup, so the AEB-H300 handles Safaricom and Airtel voice calls, WhatsApp calls, Zoom lessons and Google Meet sessions hands-free. Answer, end and reject calls using the ear-cup buttons without unlocking your phone. Over-ear cushions block a useful amount of matatu and office background noise on your side of the line. For quieter pickup on your caller's side, face away from open windows and busy corridors while speaking.
Will the AEB-H300 connect to a Tecno or Infinix phone without an app?
Yes, and no app or account is needed. Tecno, Infinix, itel, Samsung, Xiaomi, OPPO and Apple handsets pair straight from the Bluetooth menu, as do tablets, Windows laptops and Bluetooth televisions made in the last decade. First pairing takes under 30 seconds, and the AEB-H300 reconnects on its own each time you power it on. Range holds around 10 metres indoors, so your phone can stay charging on a desk.
How do these compare to street headphones selling at KSh 800?
Street headphones at KSh 800 typically use Bluetooth 4.2, micro-USB charging, no water rating and no traceable model number, which makes any warranty claim impossible. The AEB-H300 answers each of those gaps and adds a wired 3.5 mm option. Against oraimo BoomPop at roughly KSh 3,500, the Amaya unit skips active noise cancelling and saves you over KSh 1,200. Choose the AEB-H300 when your priority is bass, battery life and a warranty rather than cabin-level silence.
Do the AEB-H300 cups fit over braids, headwraps and glasses?
Yes. The sliding headband arms extend far enough to clear braids, twists and headwraps, and the pads sit around the ear rather than pressing into it. Spectacle wearers report mild pressure on the arms of thin frames after two hours, easing with a short break. The cups fold inward, so the AEB-H300 flattens into a backpack for the ride home. Most wearers manage three to four hours comfortably.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware and Sound Tuning
- 40mm dynamic drivers move enough air for deep bass on hip-hop, Afrobeats, drill and gospel tracks
- Pure Bass tuning lifts low frequencies while holding vocals and instruments clear of the bass line
- Over-ear closed-back cups provide passive isolation, cutting matatu engine drone and office chatter without electronics
- Frequency response covers the standard human hearing range for music, podcasts, radio streams and film audio
- Built-in microphone captures voice for calls, Zoom classes and voice notes without a separate headset
- Wired and wireless modes both feed the same drivers, so sound stays consistent across either connection
Wireless Connectivity and Pairing Range
- Bluetooth 5.3 pairs faster and holds connection more steadily than the Bluetooth 4.2 chips in budget rivals
- Roughly 10 metre indoor range lets you move between rooms while your phone charges elsewhere
- Automatic reconnection to the last paired device saves you re-pairing every single morning
- Compatible with Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and Bluetooth televisions with no app download required
- Lower Bluetooth 5.3 energy draw stretches battery life compared with older wireless standards
- Stable link during movement suits walking, jogging, cycling and standing rides in packed matatus
Battery Life and Type-C Recharging
- Rated up to 20 hours of playback per full charge at moderate listening volume
- Type-C charging port accepts any standard 5V phone charger already in your house
- Roughly four to five days of typical commuter use between charges at two hours daily
- Battery indicator on paired phones shows remaining charge on most Android and iOS devices
- Charging from flat takes about two to three hours with a standard 5V adapter
- Wired 3.5 mm mode works at zero battery, so a flat charge never ends your listening
Build Quality and Daily Durability
- IPX5 rating resists sweat and water spray from any direction during workouts and light rain
- Folding hinge collapses the cups inward so the headphones fit a laptop bag or handbag
- Lightweight plastic frame at roughly 0.6 kg shipping weight reduces neck strain over long sessions
- Adjustable sliding headband arms fit a wide range of head sizes without loosening during movement
- Replaceable-feel cushioned pads wipe clean after gym use, keeping sweat out of the foam
- Closed housing keeps Nairobi dust away from the driver diaphragm during dry-season commutes
Onboard Controls and Wired Input
- Ear-cup buttons handle volume up, volume down, power on and power off directly
- Playback controls cover play, pause and track skip without unlocking your phone screen
- Call button answers, ends and rejects incoming calls hands-free while riding or working
- 3.5 mm audio port accepts a standard aux cable for laptops, desktops, decks and televisions
- Single Type-C port handles charging only, keeping the control layout simple to learn
- Physical buttons stay reliable with sweaty or gloved hands, unlike touch panels on rival models
Comfort and Fit for Extended Wear
- Over-ear cup design rests around the ear instead of pressing directly on the ear canal
- Padded headband spreads weight across the crown, reducing hot spots during three-hour study blocks
- Soft cushion material stays tolerable in Nairobi heat and Mombasa humidity with short breaks
- Symmetrical fit suits both left and right ears, with clear L and R markings inside
- Fold-flat design lowers pressure on the hinge when stored, extending the working life of the frame
- Fits comfortably over most hairstyles, braids and headwraps thanks to the adjustable headband arms
Package Contents
- Amaya AEB-H300 wireless over-ear headphones in Black
- USB Type-C charging cable
- User manual with pairing and control instructions
- Warranty documentation
Warranty
The Amaya AEB-H300 carries a 12-month Amaya manufacturer warranty on defects, processed through Mascom International's Nairobi CBD service desk. Cosmetic marks, water damage beyond the IPX5 limit, and normal battery ageing fall outside cover. Keep the box and accessories for any claim.
Where to Buy the Amaya AEB-H300 in Kenya
Amaya AEB-H300 wireless headphones are available now at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, pair the headphones with your own phone, and hear the bass tuning before you pay a shilling. Available in Black.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the AEB-H300 to all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery, so you hand over money only once the headphones reach you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Kakamega, Kisii, Mombasa and every other major town receive next-day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every unit ships sealed and backed by the 12-month warranty stated above. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest pricing, accurate specifications, and a service desk that answers after the sale.
