Amaya APW-12 Power Bank is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 1,900, carrying 10000mAh, 22.5W PD fast charge, two built-in charging cables on the back and an LED digital display. The units are brand new and sealed, made by Amaya, the Chinese mobile-accessories brand. The Amaya APW-12 Power Bank has a slim black body that lies flat in a trouser pocket or laptop sleeve. Its cell stores about 37Wh, which works out to about 1.3 refills of a typical 5,000mAh Android phone. Collect yours from our shop in the Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Built for sales teams, NGO field staff and anyone who travels light across Kenya, the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank removes the need to pack a separate cord. Both cables are fixed along the back of the casing, so the pack and its leads always leave the house together. Field officers heading out of Lodwar or Marsabit, where sockets are scarce, keep a phone alive for calls and M-Pesa through a long day. Guests at an upcountry wedding or funeral with no power point nearby can top up without borrowing. The Amaya APW-12 Power Bank also shows its remaining charge clearly on the display.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops offer cheap packs with fake capacity labels and no after-sales support, Mascom International stocks sealed Amaya units backed by a 6-month warranty. Customers across Nairobi tell us the slim black shape is what sold them, because it disappears into a suit jacket or handbag. At Mascom International, we're seeing the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank chosen by buyers who want fast charging and attached cables at a modest price. Visit the store to feel how thin it is, or order through WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery to every county in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank
How much does the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank cost in Kenya?
The Amaya APW-12 Power Bank costs KSh 1,900, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. The price covers the pack with both built-in charging cables and our 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects. Delivery is pay-on-arrival, so you pay by cash or M-Pesa only after checking the unit. If you only need a basic slim pack, the Amaya APB-P128 Power Bank costs KSh 740 less but uses a loose Type-C cable instead of attached leads.
Should I buy the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank or the Amaya APB-F129 Power Bank?
Both cost KSh 1,900, hold 10000mAh, charge at 22.5W and carry a digital display, so the choice comes down to cables and shape. The Amaya APW-12 Power Bank has two built-in cables on the back and a slim black body that slides into a pocket. The APB-F129 carries four built-in cables, covering more plug types at once. Pick the APW-12 for a thin everyday pack, and the APB-F129 for a household with many different phones.
Which phones work with the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank?
The Amaya APW-12 Power Bank charges phones whose plug matches one of its two built-in cables, at up to 22.5W through PD fast charge. Most Android phones sold in Kenya, from Samsung and Tecno to Infinix and Redmi, use USB-C, as does iPhone 15 and newer. To be certain your plug matches, send us your phone model on WhatsApp and Mascom International staff will confirm the exact cable pair before you order or collect.
Does 22.5W PD fast charge harm my phone battery?
No, the 22.5W PD fast charge on the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank does not push more power than your phone accepts. PD, short for Power Delivery, is a charging standard where the pack and the phone agree on a safe speed before current flows. A phone rated for 15W takes 15W; a phone that supports faster charging takes more. What harms batteries more in Kenya is heat, so avoid charging on a sunny car dashboard in Mombasa or Garissa.
How many times can the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank charge my phone?
The Amaya APW-12 Power Bank gives about 1.3 full refills of a typical 5,000mAh Android phone, or more for a phone with a smaller battery. Its rated capacity is 10000mAh, but every power bank loses some energy converting voltage, so about 60 to 70 percent reaches the phone. For most buyers that means a full working day of calls, maps and WhatsApp with spare reserve. The digital display shows how much is left at any time.
Can I fly with the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank from JKIA?
Yes, the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank rates about 37Wh, comfortably under the 100Wh IATA limit, so you may carry it on board without airline approval. It must stay in your hand luggage or on your person, never in checked baggage. The rule applies on Kenya Airways, Jambojet and every other carrier at JKIA or Moi International Airport. Pack it near the top of your bag in case security staff ask to inspect it at screening.
Who should buy the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank, and who should skip it?
Buy the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank if you want a thin, fast pack with cables attached for daily use: office workers, field staff, students and drivers. Skip it if your family owns phones with several different plugs; the Amaya APB-F129 Power Bank offers four built-in cables at the same KSh 1,900. Skip it too if you need more than one refill between sockets on long trips, because the Amaya APB-F229 Power Bank holds 20000mAh for KSh 2,350.
Is the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank good for Uber and Bolt drivers?
Yes, the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank suits Uber and Bolt drivers who need a phone running navigation and the driver app through a long shift. Fast 22.5W PD charging means a short top-up between trips adds a useful amount of charge on compatible phones. The attached cables stay with the pack, so nothing gets lost under a seat. Keep it in the glovebox or your pocket rather than on the dashboard, where Nairobi midday sun heats it quickly.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Power Output
- 10000mAh capacity — about 37Wh of stored energy, giving about 1.3 refills of a typical 5,000mAh Android phone on one full charge.
- 22.5W PD fast charge — Power Delivery lets compatible phones draw their fastest safe speed, so short top-ups between meetings add more charge.
- Two built-in charging cables — both leads sit on the back of the casing, so you never need to carry or find a separate cord.
- LED digital display — shows the remaining charge as a number, so you can see at a glance whether the pack needs refilling tonight.
- Usable output — normal conversion losses mean about 60 to 70 percent of the rated capacity reaches your phone, as with every power bank.
Compatibility
- USB-C phones — Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo, Vivo, Redmi and iPhone 15 or newer use the USB-C plug common across Kenya.
- Cable pair confirmation — send your phone model on WhatsApp and Mascom International staff confirm the attached connectors suit it before purchase.
- PD negotiation — phones without fast charging simply take their normal rate, so older or budget handsets charge safely from the pack.
- Earbuds and wearables — charging cases and fitness bands with a matching plug top up from the same pack on your daily commute.
- Laptops — 22.5W falls well short of what most laptops draw, so this pack is meant for phones, earbuds and small gadgets.
Build and Portability
- Slim black body — lies flat in a trouser pocket, suit jacket or laptop sleeve without the bulge of a thicker brick-style pack.
- Cables on the back — the two leads sit along the rear of the casing, keeping the connectors close to the body between uses.
- No loose cord to misplace — handy on boda boda rides and crowded matatus where small items slip out of bags.
- Black finish — hides scuffs and everyday marks well; wipe it with a dry cloth after dusty field trips upcountry.
- About 37Wh rating — under the 100Wh IATA limit, so it travels in carry-on luggage on every airline, never in checked bags.
Inclusions and Support
- Power bank with two built-in cables — both leads are part of the unit, so a matching phone charges straight out of the box.
- Brand new and sealed — genuine Amaya stock from Mascom International, with honest capacity and output figures rather than inflated labels.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty — covers manufacturing defects under normal use, with claims handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Wall adapter sold separately — Mascom International stocks compatible USB wall chargers for refilling the pack at home or in the office.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery — check the seal and the display reading before you pay, from Nairobi to Kisumu and beyond.
Package Contents
The sealed box contains the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank with its two charging cables built into the back of the body. Because both leads are part of the unit, there are no loose cables to unpack, coil or lose. A wall adapter is not included; Mascom International keeps compatible USB chargers in stock if you need one for refilling the pack. Check that the seal is intact at the counter or on delivery before paying.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects, including faults in the battery, display and built-in cables under normal use. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk in the Old Mutual Building; bring the unit along with your proof of purchase.
Where to Buy the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank in Kenya
Find the Amaya APW-12 Power Bank at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Drop in to hold it, check how thin it is, and connect your own phone to the built-in cables. Current stock is in black.
Talk to us before you visit or order:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
All orders go out pay-on-arrival to the 47 counties. Customers in Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery, and those in Nakuru, Eldoret, Thika, Meru and other major towns get theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Your pack is protected by the 6-month warranty set out above. We list every product with its true specifications, keep our prices accurate, and support you after the sale through the shop counter and WhatsApp.
