The Amaya AEB-H310 wireless over-ear headphones are in stock at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, priced at KSh 2,150 brand new and sealed. The AEB-H310 pairs over Bluetooth 5.3, runs up to 10 hours of playback at 80 percent volume, and recharges through a Type-C port. Two 40mm titanium-coated drivers handle the sound, tuned toward deeper low frequencies. A built-in microphone takes calls hands-free, and a 3.5mm cable comes in the box so the Amaya AEB-H310 keeps playing after the battery empties.
Matatu commuters, university students, and call-centre staff make up most of the demand we see for headphones under KSh 3,000. Cheap earbuds at this price often last three hours and work loose on a bumpy Thika Road ride. The Amaya AEB-H310 sits over the ear instead, holds position, and covers a full day of lectures at the University of Nairobi or Kenyatta University on a single charge. Riders and delivery coordinators who spend hours on calls get a microphone that does not force them to shout over traffic.
At Mascom International, we're witnessing steady movement in the KSh 1,500 to KSh 3,000 headphone band as buyers step away from disposable earbuds. Unlike typical unbranded Bluetooth sets sold on the street, the AEB-H310 carries a stated model number, a documented battery figure, and a wired fallback that most rivals leave out. Users consistently report that the wired mode alone justifies the spend, because a flat battery no longer ends the listening session. Walk into our Kimathi Street counter to test the Amaya AEB-H310 against your own phone, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Amaya AEB-H310
Is the Amaya AEB-H310 worth KSh 2,150 in Kenya's headphone market?
For KSh 2,150 you get 40mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.3, a 10-hour battery, Type-C charging, and a 3.5mm wired mode. Most sets under KSh 2,500 drop at least two of those. Spread across a two-year ownership window, KSh 2,150 works out to roughly KSh 3 per day. The nearest step up in our store, the Oraimo BoomPop N, costs KSh 3,500 and adds tuning refinement rather than missing features. Buyers who mainly want dependable daily audio rarely need to spend more.
How long does the Amaya AEB-H310 battery actually last?
Amaya rates the AEB-H310 at up to 10 hours of playback at 80 percent volume. At the lower levels most people use on a matatu or in an office, expect that figure to stretch closer to 12 hours. A full recharge over Type-C takes roughly two to three hours from empty. That covers a Westlands-to-Karen workday, an evening of study, and the following morning's commute before you need a cable. Battery warnings sound through the earcups as the charge drops.
Can I still use the Amaya AEB-H310 when the battery dies?
Yes. The AEB-H310 includes a 3.5mm audio port and ships with a matching cable, so a dead battery does not stop playback. Plug into a laptop, a TV, an older phone with a headphone jack, a mixing desk, or a car head unit and the headphones work as a passive wired pair. This matters during long-haul travel to Kisumu or Eldoret where charging points are scarce. Wireless-only sets at this price simply go silent.
How good is the Amaya AEB-H310 for calls and online classes?
The built-in high-definition microphone sits in the right earcup and handles hands-free calling, Zoom lectures, and Microsoft Teams meetings. Because the microphone stays fixed near the jaw rather than dangling on a cable, it picks up less clothing rub than inline-mic earphones. Students attending late Strathmore or USIU sessions and support agents running back-to-back calls get consistent voice pickup. Volume, track, and call controls sit on the earcup, so you answer without reaching for your phone.
Does the Amaya AEB-H310 reduce background noise on a matatu?
The AEB-H310 combines active noise cancellation with the passive seal of closed cushioned earcups. Together these cut a good share of engine drone, matatu music, and open-plan office chatter, which lets you listen at lower volume and protect your hearing. Do not expect the deep silence of a KSh 30,000 travel model. What you get is a noticeable drop in low-frequency rumble on Mombasa Road and Ngong Road, plus enough isolation for focused study.
Will the Amaya AEB-H310 pair with my phone, laptop, and TV?
Bluetooth 5.3 pairs with any Android phone, iPhone, Windows laptop, MacBook, tablet, or Bluetooth-capable television. Pairing takes one press and hold of the multifunction button until the indicator alternates red and blue, then selecting the device on your phone. Working range runs beyond 10 metres indoors, so you can leave a phone charging in the next room. Devices without Bluetooth, including older TVs and desktop towers, connect instead through the 3.5mm cable.
How comfortable is the Amaya AEB-H310 for long listening sessions?
The telescoping headband slides at both arms to fit different head sizes, and the soft cushioned earcups sit around the ear rather than pressing on it. Clamping force stays moderate, which keeps the headphones in place on a boda ride without squeezing after two hours. The earcups fold flat for a bag or backpack. Most people wearing glasses report no pressure points during a full lecture block, though anyone who wears headphones eight hours daily should plan short breaks.
How does the Amaya AEB-H310 compare to cheap wireless earbuds?
Earbuds under KSh 2,500 typically give four to six hours per charge, rely entirely on a charging case, and are easy to lose on a crowded stage. The AEB-H310 runs up to 10 hours, keeps working on a cable, and stays on your head. Larger 40mm drivers also move more air than a 10mm earbud driver, which produces fuller bass on Gengetone, Bongo, and Afrobeats tracks. Earbuds still win on pocket size, so choose by how you actually travel.
Who should buy the Amaya AEB-H310, and who should look elsewhere?
Buy it if you want all-day wired-or-wireless audio for study, commuting, calls, and streaming without spending above KSh 3,000. Students, remote workers, security personnel, matatu crew, and shop staff on long shifts get the most from it. Look elsewhere if you need studio-grade mixing accuracy, competitive gaming with very low latency, or heavy-duty water resistance for running and gym work. Our Kimathi Street team will point you to the right model rather than oversell this one.
Technical Specifications
Driver Hardware and Sound Output
- Dual 40mm drivers with titanium-coated vibration film move more air than typical 30mm budget units.
- Titanium coating stiffens the diaphragm, which keeps bass notes tight instead of blurring into the midrange.
- Pure Bass tuning lifts low-frequency output, suiting Afrobeats, Bongo Flava, Gengetone, hip-hop, and film soundtracks.
- Closed-back earcup design keeps sound in and reduces leakage to the person seated beside you.
- Midrange stays present enough for podcasts, radio talk shows, and spoken-word lecture recordings.
- Volume holds without audible distortion at normal listening levels on phone and laptop outputs.
- Tonal balance stays consistent across Bluetooth and wired playback, so switching modes changes little.
Bluetooth Pairing and Working Range
- Bluetooth 5.3 pairs faster and holds connection more steadily than the 5.0 chips in older budget headsets.
- Working range extends beyond 10 metres indoors, letting your phone stay on charge in another room.
- Lower power draw from the 5.3 radio contributes directly to the rated 10-hour playback figure.
- Reduced latency keeps lip-sync acceptable for YouTube, Netflix, and Showmax viewing on phone or laptop.
- Reconnects automatically to the last paired device once you power the headphones on again.
- Works with Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, tablets, and Bluetooth-capable television sets.
- Multifunction button handles power, pairing, play, pause, and call answering from the earcup itself.
Battery Runtime and Type-C Recharging
- Rated up to 10 hours of playback at 80 percent volume under manufacturer test conditions.
- Real-world runtime often exceeds the rating at the lower volumes used indoors and in offices.
- Type-C charging port accepts the same cable as most current Android phones and laptops.
- Full recharge takes roughly two to three hours from an empty battery on a standard adapter.
- Low-battery warning tone sounds through the earcups before the headphones shut down.
- Indicator light shows charging status and turns off when the battery reaches full capacity.
- Wired 3.5mm playback needs no battery at all, extending usable life during power outages.
Headband Construction and Daily Durability
- Telescoping headband arms adjust at both sides to fit teenage through adult head sizes.
- Soft cushioned earpads sit around the ear, spreading pressure instead of pressing on cartilage.
- Moderate clamping force keeps the headphones seated during boda rides without causing pressure headaches.
- Folding earcups collapse flat, cutting the space taken inside a backpack or laptop bag.
- Lightweight plastic frame keeps neck strain low across lecture blocks and full shift work.
- Supplier lists a packed weight of 0.60 kg, which includes cables, manual, and retail packaging.
- Padded headband strip protects the top of the head during extended daily wear.
Controls, Microphone, and Wired Input
- Built-in high-definition microphone handles hands-free calls, Zoom lectures, and Microsoft Teams meetings.
- Earcup buttons cover volume up, volume down, track skip, play, pause, and call handling.
- Single press answers or ends a call; a long press rejects an incoming call.
- Double press of the call button redials the last number dialled or answered.
- Active noise cancellation reduces steady background rumble from engines, fans, and air conditioning units.
- The 3.5mm port accepts the bundled cable for laptops, televisions, car stereos, and mixing desks.
- Type-C port sits alongside the audio jack, keeping charging and wired listening independent of each other.
Package Contents
Every Amaya AEB-H310 leaves our Kimathi Street counter sealed with the following inside:
- Amaya AEB-H310 wireless over-ear headphones
- Type-C USB charging cable
- 3.5mm audio cable for wired listening
- User manual with pairing and control instructions
- Retail packaging
Note:Colour available at Mascom International: Black. Ask our team before ordering if you need a specific finish, since stock rotates weekly.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya AEB-H310 with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Claims are handled directly at our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street, with no third-party middleman. Keep your receipt and the retail box, since both speed up any assessment. Damage from liquid immersion, drops, or unauthorised opening falls outside the cover.
Where to Buy the Amaya AEB-H310 in Kenya
The Amaya AEB-H310 is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit us Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to pair the AEB-H310 with your own phone and hear it before paying.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the Amaya AEB-H310 across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery, so you settle payment only once the headphones reach you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. All other major cities and towns, including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Nyeri, and Kakamega, receive next-business-day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every unit leaves us covered by the 12-month warranty above, with claims coordinated at our Nairobi CBD service desk. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current pricing, and after-sales support they can walk into.
