University students in Juja and Kikuyu, call-centre agents working Westlands night shifts, matatu commuters on Thika Road, and remote workers juggling back-to-back Zoom meetings all run into the same wall: earbuds go flat by mid-afternoon, and unbranded headsets crack at the headband within weeks. The Amaya AEB-H620T answers both problems with a full-size frame that spreads weight across the head instead of pressing into the ear canal. One overnight charge covers roughly eight days of a two-hour commute. The on-cup controls also mean your phone stays in your pocket on a packed matatu.

At Mascom International, we're witnessing steady demand for full-size headsets under KSh 3,000 as online classes and remote meetings become normal across Kenya. Unlike typical electronics retailers in Kenya stocking unmarked headsets with no model number and no after-sales cover, the Amaya AEB-H620T carries a named model, a 12-month warranty, and direct support from our Nairobi CBD desk. Users consistently report that the padded earcups stay wearable through two-hour study blocks and back-to-back client calls. Walk into our Kimathi Street store to test the Amaya AEB-H620T on your own phone, or order it for countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery.

For anyone spending more than an hour a day on calls, lectures, or music, yes. KSh 2,450 works out to about KSh 6.70 per day across a single year of ownership. That figure buys a full-size over-ear build, on-cup buttons, a call microphone, and warranty cover from a Nairobi CBD store. Unbranded market headsets at KSh 1,200 to KSh 1,800 usually carry no model number, no warranty path, and no support line once the headband snaps.

Amaya rates the AEB-H620T at up to 17 hours of music playback per full charge at moderate volume. In practice, budget on 13 to 15 hours if you listen loud or spend much of that time on calls, since the microphone circuit draws extra power. Seventeen hours covers a full week of a two-hour daily commute between home and the CBD. Charging runs from any phone charger, laptop USB port, or power bank you already own.

Yes. The built-in microphone handles voice on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp calls, and standard cellular calls once the headset is paired. Answer and end calls using the button on the earcup rather than reaching for your phone. For quiet home or office rooms, callers report clear voice pickup. In loud settings such as a roadside kibanda or a busy open-plan floor, expect some background noise to reach the other side.

The over-ear design rests around the ear rather than inside it, which is why most users tolerate it far longer than in-ear buds. Cushioned earcups and an adjustable headband spread pressure across a wider area, and the lightweight plastic frame keeps neck strain down on a Nairobi-to-Nakuru bus run. Anyone wearing glasses should expect mild pressure on the frame arms after two hours or so. Loosening the headband a notch usually settles that.

Any device with Bluetooth audio output works: Android phones from Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo, and Xiaomi, all iPhone models, iPads and Android tablets, Windows laptops, MacBooks, and most Bluetooth televisions. No app download, account signup, or driver install is needed, which saves your Safaricom or Airtel bundle. The headset reconnects automatically to the last device it paired with once powered on. Switching between a phone and a laptop means disconnecting from one before pairing the other.

Below KSh 3,000, the realistic rivals are oraimo BoomPop-class headsets and entry JBL Tune models. JBL brings a stronger brand name and app tuning, but its cheapest over-ear models start closer to KSh 4,500 in Kenya. oraimo sits nearer the AEB-H620T on price with wide dealer coverage. The Amaya AEB-H620T undercuts both on cost per listening hour while keeping the full-size format, on-cup buttons, and a warranty handled locally at our Kimathi Street desk.

Yes, and this is where the format earns its price. Recorded lectures, Zoom tutorials, and Coursera or ALX modules all run for hours, and in-ear buds get uncomfortable long before a session ends. The over-ear cups let students at Kenyatta University, JKUAT, or Strathmore sit through a three-hour block without ear fatigue. Closed-back earcups also mute a share of hostel and household noise passively, so no battery drain goes toward active filtering.

Call or WhatsApp Mascom International on +254 708 852 521, email info@mascomintl.com, or order through www.mascomintl.com. You can also walk into our Kimathi Street store between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM, Monday to Saturday, and test a pair before buying. Countrywide delivery runs on pay-on-arrival terms, so you inspect the headphones and pay only when they reach you. Nairobi orders usually arrive the same day, and M-Pesa payment is accepted on delivery.

The Amaya AEB-H620T wireless headphones carry a 12-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Our Nairobi CBD service desk processes claims directly, without shipping units overseas or routing you through a third party. Water damage, physical breakage, and normal battery ageing fall outside coverage. Keep your receipt and the original packaging for any claim.

Mascom International stocks the Amaya AEB-H620T at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to handle the headphones, test the fit, and pair them with your own phone before committing. Colour stock varies by batch, so call ahead to confirm what is on the shelf today.

Three ways to order:

Every pair comes with the 12-month warranty detailed above, with claim handling coordinated at our Nairobi CBD desk.

Mascom International has built its name on accurate product details, current Kenyan pricing, and after-sales support you can walk into. Our team helps with pairing, control layout, and charging questions long after the sale closes.