Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones are available at Mascom International for KSh 1,900, brand new and sealed, with Bluetooth 6.0, a 17-hour battery, a built-in FM radio and a TF card slot. They come from Amaya, a Chinese mobile-accessories brand. The Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones fold down for a bag, charge through a Type-C port and use ENC microphones to clean up your voice on calls. The finish is black with red accents. You can try a pair at our shop in the Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, before you pay.
Built for university students, call-centre agents, sales teams and remote workers across Kenya, the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones cover more than one job. On a long matatu ride into town, the over-ear cups wrap your ears and the music keeps going for hours. When your data bundle runs low, switch to the FM radio or play songs saved on a micro SD card, with no internet needed. During Zoom or Teams classes at Kenyatta University or JKUAT, ENC filters the chatter around you so lecturers hear your voice, not the hostel corridor. Call-centre agents on long shifts get the same clean voice pickup, and the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones last through those shifts on one charge.
Where many Luthuli Avenue stalls sell unbranded headphones with no receipt and no comeback, Mascom International sells sealed stock with a written 6-month warranty. Buyers throughout Kenya report that the radio and card slot get more use than they expected. At KSh 1,900, the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones cost KSh 250 less than the Amaya AEB-H310 while adding radio and offline playback. Walk in to test the fit and sound, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in the country.
Common Questions About the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones
How much are the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones in Kenya?
The Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones cost KSh 1,900, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price includes a Type-C charging cable, Mascom's 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects, and pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties. Within the Amaya over-ear range we stock, the Amaya AEB-H620T sits KSh 550 higher at KSh 2,450, and the Amaya AEB-H310 costs KSh 2,150. You pay on delivery by cash or M-Pesa, so there is no risk of paying for stock that never arrives.
Do the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones block outside noise?
No, the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones use ENC, which cleans up your voice on calls rather than silencing the world around you. ENC stands for environmental noise cancellation: the microphone filters traffic, wind and chatter so the person on the other end hears you clearly. The over-ear cups do muffle some outside sound simply by covering your ears. If you want active noise cancellation that quietens a noisy office for you, look at the Amaya AEB-H360D at KSh 3,300, which pairs ANC with ENC.
How do the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones cope with KPLC power cuts and long commutes?
The Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones run up to 17 hours on one charge, so a KPLC outage rarely leaves you without music. That covers about a week of two-hour daily matatu commutes for most listeners. Charging uses a Type-C cable, the same plug most current Android phones use, so a power bank or a laptop port works during a blackout. Playback time drops at high volume, so keep it moderate on long trips such as Nairobi to Nakuru.
How does the TF card slot on the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones work?
The TF card slot lets the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones play music stored on a micro SD card without a phone. TF is simply another name for micro SD. Copy songs from a laptop onto the card, push it into the slot, and the headphones play them directly. Your phone stays in your pocket, its battery untouched, and no Bluetooth link is needed. It suits workouts at Karura Forest or Uhuru Park. Ask us which card size to use before buying one.
Can I listen to Kenyan FM stations on the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones?
Yes, the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones have a built-in FM radio, so you can tune into Kenyan stations with no phone and no data bundle. That means news, football commentary and talk shows while your Safaricom or Airtel bundle rests. Reception depends on signal strength where you are, as with any FM receiver: strong in most towns, weaker in basements or deep inside large buildings. Switch modes on the headphones themselves, and visit our Kimathi Street shop to hear it.
Should I buy the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones or the Amaya AEB-H310?
Pick the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones for features per shilling, and the Amaya AEB-H310 if listed 40mm drivers matter most to you. The AEB-H520F costs KSh 1,900 and adds Bluetooth 6.0, ENC call microphones, FM radio and a TF card slot. The AEB-H310 costs KSh 2,150 and uses Bluetooth 5.3 with 40mm drivers and Type-C charging. Students and commuters who want radio and offline music should take the AEB-H520F; listeners focused on driver size can compare both at our counter.
Are the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones good for online classes and Zoom calls?
Yes, the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones work well for online classes and Zoom or Teams calls on any phone or laptop with Bluetooth. ENC microphones cut background noise on your side, so a lecturer at Strathmore or a client in Upper Hill hears your voice ahead of street noise. The 17-hour battery covers several days of lectures between charges. Over-ear cups rest around the ear rather than inside it, which many people find easier than earbuds for long sessions.
Who should buy the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones, and who should skip them?
Buy the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones if you want a low-cost over-ear set with radio, card playback and clear calls. Students, call-centre agents, night-shift guards and commuters get the most from them. Skip them if you need active noise cancellation for flights or open-plan offices; the Amaya AEB-H360D at KSh 3,300 suits that better. Skip them too if battery life comes first, since the Amaya AEB-H650M at KSh 2,750 lists 50 hours. Heavy sweaters at the gym may prefer earbuds.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- Over-ear design — the cups sit around your ears rather than on them, spreading pressure and blocking some outside sound in busy places.
- ENC call microphones — environmental noise cancellation filters background noise from your voice, so callers hear you clearly over traffic, wind or nearby chatter.
- ENC is not ANC — it improves what callers hear from you; it does not electronically silence the sound reaching your own ears.
- Built-in FM radio — a radio receiver inside the headphones picks up local stations directly, with no phone, app or data bundle involved.
- Built-in TF card player — the headphones read music straight from a micro SD card, turning them into a standalone player for offline listening.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth 6.0 — a recent Bluetooth generation for steady links with new phones, while still pairing with older Bluetooth phones, laptops and tablets.
- Broad compatibility — pairs with Android phones, iPhones, Windows laptops, MacBooks and tablets, or any device that supports Bluetooth audio.
- Laptop pairing — connect to a laptop for Zoom, Teams or Google Meet sessions without a cable trailing across the desk.
- FM reception — tunes into broadcast radio without internet; signal strength depends on your location, as with any FM receiver.
- Offline modes — FM radio and TF card playback need no Bluetooth connection, so the headphones keep playing when your phone is flat or left at home.
Battery
- 17-hour battery — up to 17 hours of use on a full charge, enough for several working days of commuting, music and calls.
- Type-C charging — the same reversible port as most recent Android phones, so one cable can charge both your phone and your headphones.
- Power bank friendly — top up from any USB power bank or laptop port when mains power is not available.
- Phone battery saved — playing from the TF card or FM radio uses the headphones' own battery and leaves your phone's charge for calls.
- Real-world hours — playback time shortens at high volume and with heavy call use; moderate volume gets closest to the 17-hour figure.
Build and Durability
- Foldable frame — the ear cups fold in so the headphones take up less space in a backpack, handbag or laptop sleeve.
- Black with red accents — a dark base that hides everyday scuffs, with red trim that gives the headphones a sportier look.
- Cable-free listening — no wire to snag on bag straps, seatbelts or desk edges while you move around.
- No stated water-resistance rating — keep them out of rain and wipe off sweat after use; the Amaya AEB-H300 carries an IPX5 splash rating.
- Brand new and sealed — each unit arrives in its factory packaging, untouched until you open it yourself.
Controls and Inputs
- Type-C port — a single port handles charging, using the Type-C cable supplied in the box.
- TF card slot — accepts micro SD cards, TF being the industry name for micro SD, loaded with music copied from a laptop or phone.
- Built-in microphone — picks up your voice for phone calls and online meetings, with ENC processing to reduce background noise.
- On-headphone mode switching — move between Bluetooth, TF card and FM radio from the headphones themselves, without opening an app.
- Phone-free operation — radio and card playback run from the headphones alone, so they work even with your phone switched off.
Package Contents
Each Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones box holds the headphones and a Type-C charging cable. There is no wall adapter, so charge from any USB phone charger, laptop port or power bank you already own; Mascom International sells chargers separately if you need one. No micro SD card is included, so bring your own or buy one at our counter to use the card slot. Check that the box seal is intact when it reaches you.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. If a fault appears within that period, bring the headphones and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk, where all warranty claims are handled.
Where to Buy the Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones in Kenya
The Amaya AEB-H520F Wireless Headphones are in stock at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Come in, put them on, pair them with your own phone and test the radio before you pay. The colour in stock is black with red accents.
Reach our team on any of these:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We deliver with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Orders within Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, and buyers in Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nakuru and other major towns receive theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every pair is backed by the 6-month warranty above. We list only the specifications we can confirm, price every item clearly and stay reachable after the sale for any question you have.
