The Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones are available at Mascom International for KSh 3,300, with up to 40 hours of music time, active noise cancelling (ANC), environmental noise cancellation (ENC) for calls, and Bluetooth 5.3. Each unit is brand new and sealed. Made by Amaya, a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, the Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones use an over-ear foldable design, Pure Bass and Extra Bass tuning, and Type-C charging. Two colours are in stock: cream and black. Pick up the Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones at our Old Mutual Building store on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery countrywide.
Built for remote workers, call-centre agents and university students across Kenya, the Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones handle two jobs that cheaper headsets split. ANC lowers the drone of a matatu engine or a neighbour's generator while you listen. ENC filters background noise from your microphone, so the person on a Teams meeting or a customer call hears your voice instead of the street. Forty hours of music time means a full month of two-hour commutes from Rongai or Kitengela on roughly two charges, and the foldable frame drops into a backpack between lectures.
Unlike the unboxed "ANC" headsets hawked along Luthuli Avenue, the Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones come sealed, receipted and covered by our warranty desk in Nairobi CBD. Buyers throughout Kenya report that the ENC microphone is what sold them, because their clients stopped asking them to repeat themselves on calls. If you prefer a mesh headband and fabric cushions, the Amaya AEB-ANC690M sits beside it at KSh 4,000. Walk in to compare the cream and black units, or send a WhatsApp message and have your pair delivered the same day within Nairobi.
Common Questions About the Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones
How much do the Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones cost in Kenya?
The Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones cost KSh 3,300, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi. The price is the same for cream and black, and it includes a Type-C charging cable, a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects, and pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya. Pay with cash or M-Pesa when the parcel arrives. The Amaya AEB-ANC690M costs KSh 4,000, so choosing the H360D saves KSh 700 while adding stated battery hours and ENC for calls.
Is the Amaya AEB-H360D better than the Amaya AEB-H650M?
The Amaya AEB-H360D and Amaya AEB-H650M both suit long listening, but they lead with different features. The H360D adds active noise cancelling to quiet engines and fans, plus 40 hours of music time and Bluetooth 5.3, for KSh 3,300. The H650M lists 50 hours, Bluetooth 6.0, ENC and detachable magnetic ear caps for KSh 2,750, but no ANC on its box. Choose the H360D if you travel or work in noisy places; choose the H650M for longer battery and lower price.
What is the difference between ANC and ENC on the Amaya AEB-H360D?
ANC on the Amaya AEB-H360D cuts noise you hear, while ENC cuts noise the other person hears on a call. ANC uses microphones in the ear cups to cancel steady sounds such as bus engines, air conditioners and generators, so your music stays clear at lower volume. ENC works on the call microphone, filtering wind, traffic and office chatter around your voice. Together they suit call-centre agents in Upper Hill, sales teams on the move and students in shared hostels.
How long does the Amaya AEB-H360D battery last, and how does it charge?
The Amaya AEB-H360D gives up to 40 hours of music time on a full charge, as printed on the Amaya box. At four hours of listening a day, that is about ten days between charges. Running noise cancelling and taking long calls uses power faster, so heavy users will charge sooner. Charging is through a Type-C port, so the same cable as most current Android phones works, and a power bank keeps you going during a KPLC blackout.
Will the Amaya AEB-H360D work on Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom calls?
Yes, the Amaya AEB-H360D works with calls on Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom, because it connects to your phone over Bluetooth 5.3 rather than to the network itself. Whatever line your phone uses, the call audio passes to the headphones and the ENC microphone picks up your voice. Bluetooth 5.3 is a recent version that holds a steadier link and uses less power than older versions. It also covers WhatsApp calls, M-Pesa agent confirmations and Zoom meetings on mobile data.
Are the Amaya AEB-H360D headphones good for commuting and travel?
The Amaya AEB-H360D suits commuters well, because the foldable frame packs small and the ANC lowers engine and road noise. On a matatu along Thika Road, an SGR trip to Mombasa or a flight to Kisumu, the steady hum fades and you can hear podcasts without raising the volume. Amaya lists no water or dust rating, so keep the pair in your bag during rain and wipe off dust after walking through town. Folding also protects the hinges inside a crowded backpack.
Do the Amaya AEB-H360D headphones come in different colours?
The Amaya AEB-H360D comes in cream and black, both priced at KSh 3,300 at Mascom International. Cream suits buyers who want a light, clean look for content creation, video calls and campus use. Black hides scuffs and dust better, which matters for daily matatu commutes and field work. The colours share identical features, so pick on looks alone. Stock of each colour moves at different speeds, so confirm the one you want on WhatsApp before you travel to Kimathi Street.
Who should buy the Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones, and who should skip them?
The Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones suit anyone who needs both a quieter commute and clearer calls: remote workers, call-centre agents, sales teams and students. Skip them if price comes first; the Amaya AEB-H310 costs KSh 2,150 with Bluetooth 5.3 and 40mm drivers. Skip them if you want sweat protection for the gym; the Amaya AEB-H300 carries an IPX5 rating. If FM radio or memory-card playback matters to you, the Amaya AEB-H520F lists both for KSh 1,900.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- Over-ear cups that fully surround your ears — they block more outside sound than on-ear pads and keep music from leaking to people nearby.
- Pure Bass and Extra Bass tuning printed on the box — deeper low notes for gengetone, amapiano, Afrobeats and gospel without pushing the volume up.
- Stereo left and right channels — films, games and music keep proper separation, so dialogue and instruments sit where the mix places them.
- Active noise cancelling (ANC) — cuts steady background noise such as engines, fans and generators, so you hear detail at a lower volume.
- Driver size is not printed on the Amaya box — every figure in this listing comes from the packaging, so nothing here is guesswork.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.3 — a recent wireless version that keeps a steadier link with your phone and draws less power than older Bluetooth versions.
- Pairs with Android phones from Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo and Redmi — any phone with Bluetooth connects through its settings menu.
- Works with iPhone and iPad through Settings and Bluetooth — pairing takes the same steps as any wireless headset on Apple devices.
- Connects to Windows laptops and MacBooks — useful for Zoom, Teams and Google Meet classes, client calls and evening streaming on Netflix.
- Links to your device, not the mobile network — calls run on whichever SIM your phone holds, whether Safaricom, Airtel or Telkom.
Battery
- Up to 40 hours of music time per full charge — roughly ten days at four hours of listening a day before you need the charger.
- Type-C charging port — the same reversible plug as most current Android phones, so one cable can charge both your phone and headphones.
- Charges from a phone charger, laptop USB port, car charger or power bank — handy during power cuts and long trips upcountry.
- Noise cancelling and long calls draw more power — switching ANC off in quiet rooms helps each charge last closer to the full figure.
- Built-in rechargeable battery — no cells to replace, and a full charge before a long journey covers several return SGR trips to Mombasa.
Build and Durability
- Foldable over-ear frame — the ear cups fold in, so the headphones take up less space in a laptop bag, handbag or school backpack.
- Cream or black finish — cream gives a light, clean look on camera, while black hides dust and scuffs from daily commuting.
- Padded ear cups and headband — they spread pressure across your head, which helps during long study sessions or full call-centre shifts.
- No water or dust rating is listed — keep the headphones out of rain and wipe the cups clean after use on dusty days.
- Brand new and sealed in Amaya retail packaging — the unit reaches you unopened, with no previous owner and no wear.
Controls and Inputs
- Environmental noise cancellation (ENC) on the call microphone — filters traffic, wind and office chatter, so callers hear your voice clearly.
- Built-in microphone for hands-free calls — take client calls, WhatsApp calls and online class questions without picking up your phone.
- Button controls on the ear cup — switch power on and off, change volume and answer calls without reaching for your phone.
- ANC switch on the ear cup — turn noise cancelling on for a noisy bus and off in a quiet room to save battery.
- Type-C charging input — reversible, so the cable goes in correctly the first time, even when you plug in without looking.
Package Contents
The Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones box contains the foldable headphones and a Type-C charging cable. There is no wall adapter, but any USB phone charger, laptop port or power bank will charge them. If you need a charger or a power bank for outages, Mascom International stocks compatible options in store. Each box is sealed, so check the seal and the colour you ordered when the rider arrives, and open it in front of them before paying if you like.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Faults with the noise cancelling, microphone, battery, controls or hinges caused at the factory are covered. Bring the headphones and receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk at the Old Mutual Building, where claims are handled.
Where to Buy the Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones in Kenya
The Amaya AEB-H360D Wireless Headphones are in stock 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. Try on the cream and black units, make a test call to hear the ENC microphone, and fold the frame yourself before you decide.
For orders and questions, contact us:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Within Nairobi and its environs your headphones arrive the same day, and customers in Eldoret, Kisumu, Nakuru, Machakos and Mombasa get theirs on the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. The 6-month warranty above applies to every unit. Expect straight answers on features, the same price online and in store, and a service desk that picks up the phone after you buy.
