Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank is on sale at Mascom International for KSh 2,350, brand new and sealed. Made by the accessories brand Amaya, this 10000mAh magnetic power bank attaches to the back of a compatible phone and charges it wirelessly at up to 15W. Plug in a cable instead and it delivers up to 20W through USB Power Delivery, the fast-charging standard that newer iPhones and many Android phones understand. A metal kickstand folds out so the phone stands upright while it charges. Choose the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank in white or black at our Old Mutual Building store on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Designed for mobile gamers, content creators and anyone who watches a lot on a small screen, the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank solves the problem of a phone dying mid-video with nothing to lean it on. University students at Strathmore or USIU streaming lectures, boda boda riders checking delivery apps between jobs, and developers on long Google Meet calls all gain from a pack that doubles as a stand. It grips MagSafe-compatible iPhones, iPhone 12 and later, straight away; Android phones need wireless charging support and a magnetic case. The Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank keeps the setup simple: snap, stand, charge.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell magnetic power banks loose and unboxed, Mascom International offers the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank sealed, with a 6-month warranty and a walk-in counter for any claim. Customers across Nairobi tell us the metal stand is the reason they choose this model over plastic alternatives. At about 37Wh, it also flies in carry-on luggage without airline approval. Stop by Kimathi Street to try it on your own phone, or order on WhatsApp and pay when it arrives at your door anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank
How much does the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank cost in Kenya?
The Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank costs KSh 2,350 brand new and sealed at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price includes the power bank with its metal kickstand, a 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects, and pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties. The two other magnetic Amaya models in store, the Amaya APB-W018C Power Bank and the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank, both cost KSh 3,200, so this one saves you KSh 850. No cable is listed in the box.
What does 20W PD mean on the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank?
On the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank, 20W PD means wired fast charging at up to 20 watts using USB Power Delivery. PD is a common charging standard, so the pack and your phone agree on a safe, faster rate automatically. USB-C iPhones, from iPhone 15 onward, and many Android phones support it, which makes a quick top-up before leaving the office practical. You need your own USB-C cable for this. Phones without PD support still charge, just at a slower standard rate.
Will the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank work with Samsung, Tecno or Infinix phones?
The Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank charges an Android phone wirelessly only if that phone supports wireless charging and wears a magnetic case or ring. Higher-end Samsung phones generally support wireless charging, but many budget and midrange phones sold in Kenya, including plenty of Tecno, Infinix and Itel handsets, do not. Check your phone's specifications or ask us on WhatsApp before buying. Where wireless is not supported, the 20W PD output still charges the phone through a cable, so the pack stays useful either way.
How sturdy is the metal kickstand on the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank?
The Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank uses a metal kickstand, labelled "metal support" on the box, rather than the plastic flap found on many budget packs. Metal holds its shape better under daily opening and closing, which matters if you prop your phone up several times a day. Mobile gamers playing eFootball or Call of Duty Mobile, and students following recorded lectures, get a steady angle on a desk or canteen table. The stand works while the pack charges magnetically, so the phone keeps topping up as you watch.
Should I buy the Amaya APB-WF54 or the Amaya APB-W018C Power Bank?
The Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank costs KSh 2,350 and the Amaya APB-W018C Power Bank costs KSh 3,200; both hold 10000mAh and charge magnetically with a fold-out stand. The extra KSh 850 for the APB-W018C buys built-in Lightning and Type-C cables and a digital display showing the exact charge left. The APB-WF54 states 15W wireless charging on its box, uses a metal stand, and comes in white or black. Pick the APB-WF54 if you already carry a cable; pick the APB-W018C if you never want to.
Does the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank handle Nairobi heat and daily commutes?
The Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank handles daily commutes well, but heat is the main thing to watch with any wireless charger. On a hot afternoon in a parked car or a packed matatu in Mombasa, phone and pack both warm up, and wireless charging slows to protect the battery. Take it off for a few minutes, or switch to a cable, when things get warm. During KPLC power cuts, its 10000mAh gives about 1.3 refills of a 5,000mAh phone, enough to keep M-Pesa and calls going.
Can I fly with the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank?
You can fly with the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank as long as it travels in your carry-on bag, never in checked luggage. Its 10000mAh rating equals about 37Wh, comfortably below the 100Wh IATA limit above which airline approval is needed. Security at JKIA, Wilson Airport or Kisumu International treats it like any small phone power bank. Keep it within reach in your hand luggage in case staff ask to see it, and close the kickstand so it does not snag inside your bag.
Who should buy the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank, and who should skip it?
The Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank suits owners of iPhone 12 or later who want magnetic charging and a sturdy stand without paying KSh 3,200. Gamers, video watchers and remote workers on long calls get the most from it. Skip it if your phone lacks wireless charging and you dislike carrying cables; the Amaya APB-F129 Power Bank at KSh 1,900 has four built-in cables and a display. Frequent travellers who forget chargers are better served by the Amaya APB-W130 Power Bank, whose fold-out wall plug recharges it anywhere.
Technical Specifications
Charging Output and Battery
- 10000mAh battery, about 37Wh — after normal conversion losses, roughly 1.3 refills for a phone with a 5,000mAh battery.
- 20W PD fast charging — USB Power Delivery, the standard that newer iPhones and many Android phones use for quick wired top-ups.
- 15W wireless fast charging — snap the pack onto the back of your phone and it charges without any cable plugged in.
- Wireless speed depends on the phone — many iPhones draw less than 15W from magnetic packs not made by Apple, so the pace varies.
- Wired versus wireless — a cable wastes less energy as heat, so use one when the pack is low and every percent counts.
- Magnetic attachment — the pack holds itself in place on the back, leaving both hands free to type, scroll or game.
Phone Compatibility
- MagSafe-compatible iPhones, iPhone 12 and later — attach magnetically and charge wirelessly with no extra accessories needed.
- Android phones with wireless charging — need a magnetic case or stick-on magnetic ring so the pack can grip and charge.
- Phones without wireless charging — still charge by cable through the 20W PD output, using a cable you already own.
- USB-C iPhones, iPhone 15 and later — can use 20W PD fast charging by cable as well as magnetic wireless charging.
- Thick or rugged cases — weaken the magnetic grip; a slim magnetic case gives the most secure hold and the steadiest charging.
- Carry-on friendly at about 37Wh — below the IATA 100Wh limit, so it goes in hand luggage and never in checked bags.
Build and Kickstand
- Metal kickstand, marked "metal support" on the box — a firmer support than a plastic flap for opening and closing every day.
- Hands-free viewing — props the phone upright on a desk or tray for video calls, recorded lectures, films and recipes.
- Mobile gaming — stand the phone on a table and play while the pack keeps the battery topped up underneath.
- White or black finish — two colour choices; black hides marks from bag use, while white suits light phone cases.
- Folds flat when closed — the stand tucks back against the body so the pack slides into a pocket or bag.
- Brand new and factory sealed — every unit arrives in its original Amaya retail box with the specifications printed on it.
Inclusions and Ownership
- Integrated metal kickstand — the stand is part of the power bank body, not a separate piece to carry or lose.
- No cable listed on the box — use a USB-C cable you own, or add one at Mascom International when you buy.
- Recharge from an ordinary USB wall charger — the phone charger you already use at home or in the office will do.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty — manufacturing defects handled in person at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Walk-in support — bring the unit back to our Kimathi Street counter for help with setup or warranty questions.
Package Contents
The sealed box contains the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank with its metal kickstand folded against the body. The packaging lists no cable or wall adapter, so plan to use a USB-C cable and phone charger you already own, or pick up a compatible pair at Mascom International. Magnetic wireless charging needs no cable at all, which is the whole point of this model. Ask our staff to open the box at the counter so you can check the colour and the stand before paying.
Warranty
The Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank comes with a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Faults in the battery, the magnetic charging surface, the wired output or the metal kickstand hinge fall under that cover. Claims go through our Nairobi CBD service desk; bring the unit and your receipt.
Where to Buy the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank in Kenya
Mascom International has the Amaya APB-WF54 Power Bank in white and black at 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 with your phone, snap the pack on, flip out the metal stand and decide in person which colour suits you.
Questions or orders go straight to our team:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
All 47 counties can order with pay-on-arrival delivery. Nairobi and its environs receive orders the same day, and Mombasa, Machakos, Nyeri, Kisumu and other major towns receive them within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your purchase includes the 6-month warranty set out above.
We keep our specifications honest, our prices accurate and our after-sales desk open to every customer who walks back in.
