Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 2,600, with 10000mAh of capacity, up to 22.5W fast charging and two cables built into the body, one Type-C and one Lightning. The Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank comes brand new and sealed, sold under Amaya's Traveler Link range with the words "Pocket Power Bank" on the box. A digital display on the face shows how much charge is left. You can see it at our Nairobi CBD shop in the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street, where the grey unit sits beside the rest of the Traveler Link line.
Designed for households and offices where Android and iPhone users share one charger, the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank handles both without a spare cable in the bag. Uber and Bolt drivers keep navigation running through a long shift, while students in JKUAT and Kenyatta University hostels stop queuing for the one socket in the corridor. Its 10000mAh cell gives about 1.3 refills of a 5,000mAh Android phone. The usual problem with power banks is the cable you forgot at home; on this model both leads are fixed to the body, so that problem disappears.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that stock power banks with one cable type and leave you to buy an adapter, Mascom International carries the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank with both connectors already attached. Buyers throughout Kenya report that the dual-cable design is the reason they pick it over a plain unit. At about 37Wh, the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank flies in carry-on bags without any need for airline approval. Visit our Kimathi Street store to try both cables on your own phone, or send us a WhatsApp message and pay when the delivery reaches your door.
Common Questions About the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank
What is the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank price in Kenya?
Mascom International sells the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank brand new and sealed for KSh 2,600 at our Nairobi CBD shop. The price includes both built-in cables, the digital display and a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects. You can pay on arrival anywhere in Kenya, by cash or M-Pesa. For KSh 350 more, the APB-F040C adds the Starlight Display but carries only a Type-C cable, while the APB-F001C costs KSh 100 less as a 20W mini cube with a wrist strap.
Does the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank charge both iPhone and Android phones?
Yes, the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank has a built-in Lightning cable for older iPhones and a built-in Type-C cable for Android phones and newer iPhones. That covers iPhone 14 and earlier through Lightning, and iPhone 15 and later through Type-C. Tecno, Infinix, Samsung, Redmi and Oppo handsets all use the Type-C lead. Families and offices with mixed phones can share one bank instead of buying two. AirPods with a Lightning case charge from the same lead.
Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank or Amaya APB-F230C Power Bank: which should I choose?
The Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank holds 10000mAh for KSh 2,600; the APB-F230C doubles that to 20000mAh for KSh 3,100. Both carry built-in Type-C and Lightning cables and 22.5W output. The APB-F230C gives about 2.6 refills of a 5,000mAh phone against about 1.3 here, and at about 74Wh it still flies in carry-on bags. The trade-off is size and weight. Pick the APB-F139C for daily pocket carry, and the APB-F230C for multi-day trips or two phones.
Can the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank keep an Uber or Bolt driver online through a shift?
The Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank adds about 1.3 full charges to a 5,000mAh phone, which helps a ride-hailing driver finish a shift on Nairobi roads. GPS, the driver app and high screen brightness drain batteries fast, especially in midday heat on Thika Road. Plug the bank in during a slow spell rather than waiting for 5%. Keep it out of direct sun on the dashboard, since heat shortens lithium cell life. Drivers who need a whole day away from the car socket may prefer the 20000mAh APB-F230C.
Is the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank allowed on flights from JKIA?
Yes, at about 37Wh the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank sits under the 100Wh IATA limit for carry-on luggage, and the box marks it flight-safe. Pack it in your cabin bag, never in checked luggage, on Kenya Airways or any other carrier. Larger banks face stricter rules: units between 100Wh and 160Wh need airline approval, and anything above 160Wh cannot board a passenger flight at all. A 10000mAh model avoids those questions at the security desk.
Who should buy the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank, and who should skip it?
Buy the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank if you own a Lightning iPhone, share chargers across a mixed household, or want a pocket backup that flies without fuss. Skip it if you camp or attend multi-day upcountry events without power; the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank holds 60000mAh with an 8-LED camping lamp for KSh 4,700, though it cannot fly. Laptop owners need far more than 22.5W, which the Amaya APB-F165L Power Bank supplies at 165W for KSh 6,300.
What does the digital display on the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank show?
The digital display on the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank shows how much charge the bank has left, so you are not guessing before a long day. That matters more than it sounds, because a bank that dies quietly in your bag is the same as having no bank. Check the reading the night before a trip and top it up if it is low. A clear number beats guessing from memory when you last charged it, especially when several people share one unit.
Is the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank a good choice for university students?
Yes, the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank suits students because one KSh 2,600 unit charges a roommate's iPhone and your own Android phone alike. Hostel rooms at the University of Nairobi, JKUAT and Kenyatta University often have few sockets and suffer KPLC outages. A full bank carries a phone through a day of lectures, library research and mobile banking. The fixed cables mean nothing goes missing when friends borrow it. It also fits in a pocket on an Easy Coach ride home for the holidays.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Charging Capacity
- 10000mAh rated capacity — about 1.3 full refills for a typical 5,000mAh Android phone on one charge of the bank.
- About 37Wh energy rating — calculated from 10000mAh at 3.7V, the number airport security reads on the label.
- Up to 22.5W output — fast charging for handsets that accept it, so a coffee break restores a useful share of battery.
- OnlyFast marking — the fast-charging label Amaya prints on the box; slower phones simply draw the power they are built for.
- Realistic output of about 6,000 to 7,000mAh — the normal result once voltage conversion and heat losses are counted.
- Digital display — a numeric readout on the face showing remaining charge, so you top up the bank before it runs flat.
- Two fixed output cables — Type-C and Lightning, both attached to the body and ready the moment your phone runs low.
Compatibility and Supported Devices
- Lightning cable — charges iPhone 14 and earlier, plus AirPods and other accessories that still use a Lightning port.
- Type-C cable — charges iPhone 15 and later and USB-C Android phones from Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Redmi and Oppo.
- Mixed households — one bank serves an iPhone user and an Android user without anyone hunting for an adapter.
- Wireless earbuds with a USB-C or Lightning case — refill the case between meetings or during a long bus ride.
- Fast-charge behaviour — 22.5W reaches phones built for fast charging; others charge at their standard rate without harm.
- Not for laptops — 22.5W cannot run most laptops; the Amaya APB-F165L Power Bank covers laptop charging instead.
- Small Type-C gadgets — Bluetooth speakers, desk fans and rechargeable torches with a USB-C input charge from the same lead.
Build and Portability
- Pocket size — Amaya sells it as the "Pocket Power Bank", sized to sit in a trouser or shirt pocket all day.
- Grey finish — a neutral colour that suits office bags, school backpacks and travel pouches alike.
- Fixed cables — both leads are part of the body, so there is nothing loose to tangle with keys or coins.
- Compact footprint — Amaya describes it as compact and portable, aimed at daily carry rather than camping trips.
- Flight-safe label — printed on the box; at about 37Wh it is cleared for carry-on bags under IATA rules.
- Heat care — avoid leaving it in a parked car or on a sunny window ledge, which ages any lithium battery faster.
- Lend-friendly design — friends and colleagues can borrow it without walking off with a cable, since both leads stay attached.
Inclusions and Support
- Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank unit — brand new and sealed, from the Chinese mobile-accessories brand Amaya.
- Built-in Type-C and Lightning cables — fixed to the unit and counted as part of the power bank, not loose extras.
- No wall adapter in the box — Mascom International sells compatible USB chargers if you need one for recharging.
- 6-month Mascom warranty — covers manufacturing defects, with claims handled at the Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery — check the seal and pay by cash or M-Pesa once the parcel reaches you.
- Traveler Link family — sits beside seven other Traveler Link models in store, so you can compare sizes in person.
- Printed box ratings — 10000mAh, 22.5W, OnlyFast and flight-safe are marked, so the claims are easy to verify.
Package Contents
The sealed retail box holds the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank with its Type-C and Lightning cables permanently attached, so there is nothing else to unpack or lose. No wall adapter and no loose cable come in the box. Most buyers already own a phone charger at home, and Mascom International stocks compatible adapters at our Kimathi Street counter for anyone who needs one. Inspect the seal before you pay on delivery.
Warranty
The Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank ships with a 6-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use, including faults in the cell, the digital display or either built-in cable. Bring any claim to our Nairobi CBD service desk at the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street.
Buying the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank from Mascom International
You can buy the Amaya APB-F139C Power Bank at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your phone and test both the Lightning and Type-C cables at the counter before paying. Stock is in grey.
To check stock or place an order, contact us:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery covers all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and major towns such as Nakuru, Kisumu, Thika and Nyeri receive orders the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your purchase carries the 6-month warranty described above.
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