Amaya ASW-50 arrives brand new and sealed at Mascom International for KSh 5,800, pairing a 1.43-inch AMOLED touchscreen with Bluetooth calling, heart rate plus blood oxygen sensors, and two interchangeable bands in the box. Find it at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The Amaya ASW-50 pairs with both Android and iOS phones, carries an IP67 splash and dust rating, and holds a charge for several days between top-ups. Stock sits on the shelf now, ready to walk out or ship the same day.
Most people shopping under KSh 6,000 in Kenya end up with an unbranded watch that reports the wrong step count and dies within two days. The Amaya ASW-50 targets a different buyer: sales representatives moving between Westlands client meetings, matatu commuters who cannot dig a phone out in Thika Road traffic, nurses working twelve-hour shifts, university students in Juja logging gym sessions, and shop owners who need call alerts while serving customers. Wrist notifications solve a small but constant daily problem you glance, you decide, and your phone stays in your pocket.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya who list budget wearables without publishing a single verified figure, Mascom International states plainly what the Amaya ASW-50 does and does not do. At Mascom International, we're seeing steady demand for the Amaya ASW-50 from first-time buyers who cross-shopped it against the Oraimo Watch 6 Lite and the Colmi P28 Plus at similar money. Users consistently report that the metal band lifts the look well above what the price suggests. Walk into our Kimathi Street store to try the Amaya ASW-50 on your wrist, or order it for countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the Amaya ASW-50
Is the Amaya ASW-50 worth KSh 5,800 in Kenya's market?
At KSh 5,800, the Amaya ASW-50 sits in a crowded bracket, and the AMOLED panel is what separates it. Most watches under KSh 3,000 use TFT LCD screens that wash out in Nairobi midday sun. AMOLED lights each pixel individually, so blacks stay black and text stays readable outdoors. Add Bluetooth calling, SpO2 readings, two bands worth roughly KSh 1,200 if bought separately, and the maths works out. Buyers wanting Apple Watch or Galaxy Watch accuracy should budget four to eight times more.
Can you answer phone calls directly on the Amaya ASW-50?
Yes. The Amaya ASW-50 supports Bluetooth calling, meaning the watch borrows your phone's Safaricom, Airtel, or Telkom Kenya line over a Bluetooth link rather than holding its own SIM. Your phone must stay within roughly 10 metres. You see the caller name on the watch face, tap to answer, and speak through the built-in microphone. This helps most while driving, carrying shopping, or working with both hands busy. Call quality suits short exchanges rather than long conversations in noisy places.
How long does the Amaya ASW-50 battery actually last?
Expect five to eight days of normal use notifications on, heart rate checked periodically, one workout logged daily. Heavy Bluetooth calling, always-on display, or animated watch faces pull that down to two or three days. A full recharge takes about two hours through the magnetic pin cable. For context, that means charging roughly once a week, which suits areas facing occasional power interruptions far better than a daily-charge wearable does.
Is the Amaya ASW-50 safe to wear in rain, sweat, or the shower?
The Amaya ASW-50 carries an IP67 rating, which covers sweat, hand-washing splashes, and Nairobi rain without trouble. IP67 means protection against dust plus immersion in one metre of water for 30 minutes under test conditions. Practical advice: wear it through gym sessions and short downpours, but take it off before swimming laps or showering, since soap and hot water break down the seals faster than plain water does. Dry the sensor side before charging.
Does the Amaya ASW-50 pair with iPhone as well as Android phones?
Yes, the Amaya ASW-50 works with both. Android phones running version 6.0 or newer and iPhones running iOS 12 or newer connect through the companion app over Bluetooth. Android users generally receive a wider spread of app notifications, since iOS restricts what third-party wearables can display and reply to. Practically, WhatsApp, SMS, calls, and email alerts reach the watch on either platform. Replying to messages from the wrist is not supported the watch shows content and you answer on your phone.
How accurate is health tracking on the Amaya ASW-50?
Treat the readings as trend data, not medical measurements. The optical heart rate sensor shines light through the skin to count pulses, and it tracks resting and steady-state rates well. Accuracy drops during interval training or weight sessions where the wrist moves sharply. Blood oxygen readings indicate general range rather than clinical figures. Step counts typically land within five to ten percent of actual. Anyone managing a diagnosed heart or respiratory condition should rely on hospital equipment and their clinician instead.
Can I switch the Amaya ASW-50 between the metal band and the silicone band?
Yes, and this is the reason many buyers pick it. Both bands come in the box with quick-release pins, so swapping takes under a minute with no tools. The metal link band suits office wear, client meetings, and church. The silicone band handles gym sessions, weekend runs at Karura Forest, and hot days when metal traps sweat. Buyers who would otherwise own two watches get both looks from one purchase, which is where the KSh 5,800 price starts to make sense.
How does the Amaya ASW-50 compare with other watches near KSh 5,000?
The Oraimo Watch 6 Lite costs less and carries a longer local support record, but uses a TFT screen and ships with one band. The Colmi P28 Plus lands close on price with a similar feature set. Against both, the Amaya ASW-50 argues on the AMOLED panel plus the second band. Against a used Galaxy Watch 4 at KSh 12,000, you trade sensor accuracy and app depth for a sealed unit, a fresh battery, and warranty backing.
Technical Specifications
Display Technology and Outdoor Readability
- 1.43-inch AMOLED touchscreen renders deep blacks and holds contrast under direct Kenyan sunlight during outdoor use
- Full touch operation with swipe gestures for menus, notifications, and workout screens, plus a side button for navigation
- Round dial face measuring roughly 46mm across suits medium to large wrists on both men and women
- Customisable watch faces let you switch between analogue, digital, and fitness-focused layouts stored on the watch
- Brightness adjusts across several levels so you can trade screen visibility against battery drain during long days
- Raise-to-wake lights the screen when you turn your wrist, cutting unnecessary taps throughout a busy working day
Health Sensors and Fitness Tracking
- Optical heart rate sensor takes continuous or spot readings and logs resting rate trends across days and weeks
- SpO2 blood oxygen sensor reports saturation levels, useful for tracking recovery after illness or altitude changes
- Sleep tracking separates light, deep, and awake periods, showing total hours and nightly consistency in the app
- Multiple sports modes cover walking, running, cycling, treadmill, yoga, and other activities with per-session metrics
- Step counter, distance estimate, and calorie burn update through the day against a target you set yourself
- Sedentary alerts vibrate after long stretches without movement, which helps desk workers in CBD offices break up sitting
Battery Capacity and Charging Behaviour
- Typical use returns five to eight days per charge with notifications active and daily heart rate checks running
- Heavy Bluetooth calling or always-on display shortens runtime to roughly two or three days between charges
- Magnetic two-pin charging cable snaps onto the rear contacts, avoiding fiddly ports that collect dust and sweat
- Full charge completes in approximately two hours from any 5V USB source including phone chargers and power banks
- Weekly charging cadence suits households facing occasional power interruptions better than wearables needing nightly top-ups
- Low-battery warning appears on screen with enough margin to reach a charger before the watch shuts down
Wireless Connectivity and Phone Notifications
- Bluetooth Low Energy link keeps a steady connection to your phone within roughly 10 metres in open space
- Bluetooth calling routes your phone line to the watch, letting you answer or reject calls from the wrist
- Built-in microphone handles short calls hands-free while driving, carrying shopping, or working with both hands occupied
- Notification mirroring pushes WhatsApp, SMS, email, and app alerts to the screen with vibration you can feel
- Music playback controls pause, skip, and adjust volume on your phone without pulling it out of a pocket
- Voice assistant support triggers your phone's assistant from the wrist for quick queries, timers, and reminders
Build Quality, Straps, and Water Resistance
- Metal alloy case gives the watch weight and a finish that reads far above its KSh 5,800 asking price
- IP67 rating protects against dust ingress plus water immersion to one metre for 30 minutes under test conditions
- Metal link band ships fitted to the watch, matching office wear, client meetings, and formal occasions well
- Silicone band included in the box swaps in for gym sessions, weekend running, and hot humid coastal weather
- Quick-release spring pins allow band changes in under a minute without tools, screwdrivers, or a repair shop visit
- Tempered face resists everyday scuffs, though a screen protector remains worth adding for construction or workshop environments
Phone Compatibility and App Control
- Works with Android 6.0 or newer and iOS 12 or newer through the free companion app over Bluetooth
- Companion app stores historical step, sleep, heart rate, and workout data for week-on-week comparison over time
- Android handsets from Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Xiaomi, and Oppo all connect without extra configuration or paid software
- iPhone users receive calls, SMS, and app alerts, though iOS limits notification depth compared with Android handsets
- Firmware updates arrive through the app, adding watch faces and fixing bugs across the product's supported lifetime
- App download consumes roughly 60MB, comfortably handled by a small Safaricom or Airtel data bundle on setup day
Package Contents
Every Amaya ASW-50 from Mascom International arrives factory sealed with:
- Amaya ASW-50 watch unit with metal link band fitted
- Additional silicone band with quick-release pins
- Magnetic two-pin charging cable
- User manual with pairing instructions
- Warranty documentation
Note:No wall plug is included, which is standard across this category. Any 5V USB adapter, phone charger, or power bank charges the watch. Mascom International stocks compatible adapters if you need one.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya ASW-50 with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Coverage includes sensor faults, charging failures, and display defects. Physical damage, water damage beyond the stated IP67 rating, and band wear fall outside coverage. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles every claim directly, so you deal with the same counter that sold you the watch.
Where to Buy the Amaya ASW-50 in Kenya
Mascom International stocks the Amaya ASW-50 at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to handle the watch, feel the metal band, and check the AMOLED screen against daylight before committing. Colour availability rotates between Silver, Black, and Gold, so call ahead to confirm what is on the shelf.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the Amaya ASW-50 the same day. Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisii, Kakamega, Mombasa, Kisumu, and all other major towns receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the watch and pay only when it arrives at your door.
Every unit ships covered by the 12-month warranty detailed above, with claims coordinated at our Nairobi CBD counter. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, current pricing, and after-sales backing on every wearable we stock.
