Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank is available at Mascom International for KSh 3,200, brand new and sealed in its retail box. Part of the MagPower range from Amaya, it pairs a 10000mAh battery with 22.5W wired fast charging and 15W magnetic wireless charging. A Type-C to Lightning cable is built into the body, a USB-A port takes a second lead, and battery level LEDs show the charge left. The standout feature is a fold-out wall plug: flip it open and push the pack straight into a socket to recharge it. You can see the cream-and-orange Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank at our Kimathi Street store in Nairobi CBD.
Built for travellers and commuters across Kenya, the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank replaces three items in your bag: the power bank, the charging brick and the iPhone cable. Logistics coordinators driving between Industrial Area depots, NGO field staff heading to Marsabit, and students catching the Easy Coach home for the holidays all need a phone that lasts and a charger that never gets left behind. Because the plug is UK three-pin, the type used in Kenyan homes and offices, it recharges from any wall socket the moment KPLC power returns. The Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank grips MagSafe-compatible iPhones, iPhone 12 and later, or any phone in a magnetic case.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that stock unmarked magnetic chargers, Mascom International sells sealed Amaya units with a written 6-month warranty and staff who explain every port before you pay. At about 37Wh, the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank also travels in carry-on bags on any passenger flight. At Mascom International, we're seeing frequent travellers pick this model because one less charger means one less thing to forget in a hotel room. Visit us to try the plug and the magnetic grip in person, or order on WhatsApp with payment on arrival.
Common Questions About the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank
What is the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank price in Kenya?
The Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank sells for KSh 3,200 brand new and sealed at Mascom International, Kimathi Street, Nairobi. For that you get the power bank with its built-in Type-C to Lightning cable and fold-out wall plug, a 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects, and pay-on-arrival delivery across Kenya. The Amaya APB-W018C Power Bank costs the same KSh 3,200, while the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank is KSh 850 cheaper at KSh 2,350 but has no built-in plug or cable.
Does the fold-out plug on the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank fit Kenyan sockets?
Yes, the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank has a fold-out UK three-pin plug, the Type G standard used in Kenyan homes, offices and hotels. You push the pack straight into the wall to recharge it, with no separate brick or cable. That suits KPLC outages: when power returns for an hour, the pack goes into the nearest socket and refills. The box also shows an EU adapter for two-pin European sockets, useful on trips abroad. Keep the prongs folded in while the pack rides on your phone.
Which phones work with the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank?
The Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank charges MagSafe-compatible iPhones magnetically, meaning iPhone 12 and later, plus any phone fitted with a magnetic case. Android phones also need wireless charging support, since a magnetic case alone does not add that feature. The built-in Type-C to Lightning cable serves Lightning-port iPhones such as the iPhone 11, and older iPads. For USB-C phones without wireless charging, plug your own cable into the USB-A port. Between those three outputs, most phones sold in Kenya are covered.
How fast is 15W wireless charging on the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank?
The Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank delivers up to 15W wirelessly, but your phone decides how much it actually accepts. Many iPhones take less than 15W from magnetic chargers not made by Apple, so their charging pace will trail the box figure. Wireless charging also loses some energy as heat, which means fewer total refills than charging by cable. For the quickest top-up before a meeting in Westlands, use the 22.5W wired output if your phone supports it. Wireless suits steady topping-up while you work.
Should I choose the Amaya APB-W130 or the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank?
The Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank costs KSh 3,200 and the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank costs KSh 2,350; both hold 10000mAh with 15W magnetic wireless charging. The extra KSh 850 buys a fold-out wall plug, a built-in Type-C to Lightning cable, a USB-A port and 22.5W wired output instead of 20W PD. The APB-WF54 answers with a metal kickstand for hands-free viewing and comes in white or black. Choose the APB-W130 if you hate carrying chargers; choose the APB-WF54 to save money and watch videos hands-free.
Is the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank allowed in hand luggage on flights?
Yes, the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank can fly in your hand luggage, and it must never go in checked bags. At about 37Wh, it sits well under the IATA cabin limit of 100Wh, so no airline approval is needed. That applies on Kenya Airways, Jambojet and most international carriers leaving JKIA or Moi International Airport in Mombasa. The built-in plug helps at your destination too, since you can recharge the pack from a hotel socket without a separate charger.
How long does the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank last on an upcountry trip?
The Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank gives about 1.3 refills of a 5,000mAh phone, enough for one long day away from sockets. That covers a weekend wedding or funeral upcountry where power is unreliable, as long as you use your phone sensibly. Charge by cable when you can, since wireless loses more energy along the way. If a socket appears, even briefly at a shop or church hall, flip out the plug and recharge straight from the wall. For trips longer than two days, a 20000mAh pack is safer.
Who should buy the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank, and who should skip it?
The Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank suits iPhone users, frequent travellers and anyone who keeps leaving chargers behind, because the plug and cable live inside the pack. Estate agents, doctors on hospital rounds and lawyers moving between courts get one compact unit for the whole day. Skip it if your household runs mainly on USB-C phones without wireless charging; the Amaya APB-W018C Power Bank at KSh 3,200 adds a built-in Type-C cable. For multi-day trips, the Amaya APB-F230C Power Bank at KSh 3,100 doubles capacity to 20000mAh.
Technical Specifications
Charging Output and MagPower Wireless
- 10000mAh battery, about 37Wh — roughly 1.3 full refills for a 5,000mAh Android phone once normal conversion losses are counted.
- 22.5W wired fast charging — quick top-ups for phones that support it; phones rated lower simply charge at their own pace.
- 15W magnetic wireless fast charging — attach the pack to the back of your phone and charging starts without plugging anything in.
- Phone sets the wireless speed — many iPhones accept less than 15W from magnetic chargers not made by Apple, so pace varies by model.
- OnlyFast branding on the box — the Amaya label for the fast-charging support built into this MagPower model.
- Battery level LEDs — indicator lights show roughly how much charge remains, so you can recharge before a long journey.
- MagPower series — the magnetic wireless family from Amaya; the APB-W018C and APB-WF54 sit alongside it at Mascom International.
Built-In Plug and Phone Compatibility
- Fold-out UK three-pin wall plug — the Type G standard, so the pack recharges from an ordinary home or office socket with no brick.
- EU adapter shown on the box — lets the plug fit two-pin European sockets when you travel to countries that use them.
- Built-in Type-C to Lightning cable — charges Lightning-port iPhones, older iPads and Lightning AirPods cases without a separate lead.
- USB-A port — plug in your own cable to charge a second device, such as a USB-C Android phone, earbuds or a smartwatch.
- MagSafe-compatible iPhones, iPhone 12 and later — snap on magnetically and charge wirelessly with no extra case or ring needed.
- Android phones with wireless charging — add a magnetic case or adhesive ring so the pack can grip the back and charge.
- Carry-on approved at about 37Wh — under the IATA 100Wh cabin limit; never pack it in checked luggage.
Build and Design
- Cream body with an orange panel — a distinctive colour scheme that is easy to spot in a crowded bag or on a desk.
- Plug prongs fold into the casing — they stay tucked away in a pocket or bag, so nothing snags or scratches your phone.
- Magnetic charging face — a flat surface that aligns with the magnet ring on compatible iPhones and magnetic phone cases.
- Cable stored on the body — the Lightning lead stays attached, so it cannot be left behind at a hotel or office.
- All-in-one design — power bank, wall charger and iPhone cable in one unit, so you carry one item instead of three.
- Brand new and factory sealed — supplied in its original Amaya retail box with the specifications printed on the packaging.
Everyday Use and Inclusions
- Overnight routine — plug the pack into the wall at night, then snap it onto your phone during the next day's commute.
- Power-cut backup — keep it topped up from the wall socket so your phone stays alive through a long outage.
- Travel kit — one unit replaces a separate charger brick on a long bus or train journey or a weekend away from home.
- Built-in Type-C to Lightning cable — part of the unit itself; no extra Lightning lead to buy, pack or misplace.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty — manufacturing defects handled in person at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
Package Contents
Inside the sealed box you get the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank with its Type-C to Lightning cable built into the body and its UK wall plug folded flat. The packaging also pictures an EU adapter for two-pin European sockets; open the box at our counter to confirm every item before paying. Because the plug is built in, no separate wall charger is needed to recharge the pack. A cable for the USB-A port is not listed, so use one you own or buy one at Mascom International.
Warranty
The Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank ships with a 6-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. That covers the battery, the magnetic charging surface, the fold-out plug and the built-in cable. Claims are handled in person at our Nairobi CBD service desk, so bring the unit and your receipt.
Buying the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank from Mascom International
Find the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank, in cream with an orange panel, 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. Bring your phone along so you can feel the magnetic hold and fold out the plug yourself before paying.
Contact us to check stock or place an order:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Pay on arrival wherever you are in Kenya's 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret, Thika and other major towns get delivery within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Each unit carries the 6-month warranty described above.
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