The Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 4,700 brand new and sealed, with a 60000mAh battery, 22.5W fast charging and built-in charging cables. Its box calls it the PowerBox 60, and it is the camping-lamp model of the range: a landscape black body with a carry strap and an 8-LED lamp panel on one end. A digital display shows the remaining charge, and the casing carries Amaya's OnlyFast badge. Amaya is a Chinese accessories brand, and the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank is on our shelf at the Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Designed for campers, rural households and anyone who loses power after dark, the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank handles two jobs at once. The 8-LED lamp points light where you aim it, so it works as a lantern on a veranda, a reading light in a hostel room or a camp lamp by Lake Naivasha. Meanwhile the 60000mAh battery refills a typical 5,000mAh Android phone about 7 to 8 times. Families in homes off the grid in western Kenya, and students at JKUAT or Moi University facing KPLC outages, get both light and charge from a single unit.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops offer a cheap solar lantern or an unbranded power bank, Mascom International sells the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank as sealed brand stock with a 6-month warranty. At Mascom International, we're seeing campers and parents choose this model specifically for the lamp end, which they can stand on a table or hang by its strap. Come to Kimathi Street to compare it in your hands with the APB-60, or order the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank on WhatsApp and pay on arrival.
Common Questions About the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank
How much does the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank cost in Kenya?
The Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank costs KSh 4,700 brand new and sealed at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. The price covers the built-in charging cables, the carry strap, a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects and pay-on-arrival delivery to every county. It is KSh 800 more than the APB-60, which holds the same 60000mAh, and KSh 600 less than the 80000mAh APB-80. Part of what you pay for here is the 8-LED camping lamp and the landscape body.
What is the difference between the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank and the APB-60?
The Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank and the APB-60 hold the same 60000mAh and both offer 22.5W charging, built-in cables and a digital display. The difference is light and shape. The APB-F600L has a landscape body and an 8-LED lamp on one end that throws light in one direction, like a lantern. The APB-60 has a large light panel across its face for wider room light, plus a side strap, and costs KSh 800 less. Choose by lamp style, not by charge.
Can I take the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank on a plane?
No, the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank is not allowed on passenger flights at all. Its 60000mAh battery equals about 222Wh, and IATA rules prohibit power banks above 160Wh from passenger aircraft, both in the cabin and in the hold. Kenya Airways follows the same rule, so it would be removed at screening. If you need light and charge on a flying trip, carry a 20000mAh power bank of about 74Wh in your hand luggage and a separate torch.
Is the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank a good camping lamp?
Yes, the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank works as a camping lamp because its 8-LED panel sits on one end and lights where you point it. Hang it by the carry strap from a tent loop or tree branch, or stand it on a camp table facing the cooking area. The same unit then charges phones and torches through the night. Campers at Lake Naivasha, Mount Kenya trailheads or a family shamba weekend use one device instead of a lantern plus a power bank.
How does the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank cope with KPLC outages at home?
The Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank gives a home both lighting and phone charging when KPLC power drops in the evening. Point the lamp end at the dinner table or a child's homework, and it lights that area while the battery keeps M-Pesa and calls going. One full charge covers about 7 to 8 refills of an average Android phone. For lighting a whole room evenly, the wide panel on the APB-60 suits better; for a focused lamp, this model wins.
What does the OnlyFast badge on the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank mean?
The OnlyFast badge on the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank is Amaya's mark for its automatic charging feature, where the output adjusts to what each connected device can accept. In practice your phone receives the speed it is built for, up to the 22.5W ceiling, while older devices charge at their own slower rate. You do not need to change any setting. Actual speed still depends on your phone's charging limit and battery temperature.
How many times will the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank charge a phone?
One full charge of the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank gives about 7 to 8 refills of a 5,000mAh Android phone. Not all of the 60000mAh reaches your phone, because changing battery voltage to phone voltage costs energy as heat, so plan on about 60 to 70 percent. Using the 8-LED lamp for long evenings draws on the same battery, so heavy lamp use reduces the number of phone refills. An iPhone or small handset gets more refills than that.
Who should buy the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank and who should skip it?
The Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank suits campers, rural families, night-shift guards and hostel students who need a directional lamp plus a large battery. Skip it if you only want charging capacity, because the APB-60 holds the same 60000mAh for KSh 800 less. Also skip it if you fly or want something pocket-sized for a daily commute. A 10000mAh model such as the APB-F139C at KSh 2,600 fits those buyers better.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Capacity
- 60000mAh rated capacity — about 222Wh of stored energy, giving about 7 to 8 refills of a typical 5,000mAh Android phone.
- About 60 to 70 percent of the rating reaches your devices, because voltage conversion inside the power bank loses some energy as heat.
- PowerBox 60 is the box name, and this is the lamp-led member of Amaya's large-capacity PowerBox family.
- Same capacity as the APB-60, so the two give the same number of phone refills; the APB-F600L adds a directional lamp and landscape body.
- 8-LED lamp panel on one end turns the power bank into a lantern for camping, blackouts or night work.
- Lamp use and phone charging draw on one shared battery, so long lamp sessions leave fewer refills for phones.
Compatibility and Charging Output
- 22.5W fast charging — supported phones accept a faster charge than from a standard 10W charger, which suits short top-ups between outages.
- OnlyFast badge marks Amaya's automatic charging control, which adjusts output to what each connected device can safely accept.
- Works with phones, tablets, earbuds, smartwatches, rechargeable torches and other small gadgets that charge over USB.
- Built-in charging cables connect straight to your devices, so no loose cable has to travel with you or get lost at camp.
- Phones rated for less than 22.5W charge at their own lower speed, which is normal and safe for the battery.
- Not meant for laptops; the 165W APB-F165L is Amaya's laptop-class power bank for notebook users.
- Several devices charging together share the output, so each one fills more slowly than it would on its own.
Build, Display and Lamp
- Landscape black body, wider than it is tall, which helps it stand steady on a table with the lamp end facing out.
- Carry strap lets you hang it from a tent loop, branch, hook or vehicle grab handle so the lamp points down at your work.
- 8-LED lamp panel on one end throws light in one direction, closer to a lantern or work light than to a room panel.
- Digital display shows the remaining charge, so you can balance lamp hours against phone charging on a long trip.
- A 60000mAh battery makes this a large, weighty unit for a bag, tent or table, not a trouser pocket.
- Wipe dust and mud off the lamp lens and cable tips after a trip, so the light stays bright and connections stay clean.
- Keep it shaded and dry; heat and moisture shorten lithium battery life, so never leave it in a parked car in the sun.
Inclusions and Ownership
- The box holds the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank with built-in charging cables and its carry strap attached.
- No separate wall adapter is included; Mascom International sells compatible USB chargers separately for recharging the unit at home.
- Brand new and sealed, with a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use.
- At about 222Wh it cannot board passenger flights, so it belongs at home, at camp and on road journeys.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties lets you inspect the sealed box before you pay.
- Staff at our Kimathi Street store will switch on the lamp and display for you before you take the unit home.
- Recharge it fully after each camping trip or outage, and top it up every month or two if it sits unused in a cupboard.
Package Contents
The Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank comes sealed in its PowerBox 60 retail box with the 22.5W and 60000mAh markings on the front. Inside you will find the power bank with its built-in charging cables and carry strap, which form part of the unit itself. No loose cable or wall adapter is packed. You will need a USB wall charger to refill it from the mains; Mascom International sells compatible chargers separately, and staff can suggest one at the counter.
Warranty
Mascom International covers the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank with a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use, including the battery, 8-LED lamp, display, built-in cables and charging electronics. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk, Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street; bring the power bank and proof of purchase.
Where to Buy the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank in Kenya
Find the Amaya APB-F600L Power Bank at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Ask us to light the 8-LED lamp and set it beside the APB-60 so you can compare shape and light before buying. It comes in black with a carry strap.
For stock checks, orders or questions, contact us here:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order travels pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, while Nanyuki, Naivasha, Kisii, Kericho and other major towns receive orders within 1 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. We keep our specifications honest and our prices accurate, and our walk-in store gives you real after-sales support long after the sale.
