The Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds are in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 2,800, brand new and sealed. Amaya, a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, packs this sports pair with active noise cancellation, environmental noise cancellation for calls, a layered system the box calls 3-in-1 noise cancellation, Bluetooth 5.4 and Type-C charging. The buds are black and sit in a ribbed black case with a light strip across it. You can see, pair and hear the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds at our shop in the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, before deciding.
Built for gym regulars, runners, university students and hybrid workers across Kenya, the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds cover workouts, study sessions and meetings with one pair. Cheap earbuds often leave you choosing between hearing your music and hearing the person on a call. With ANC lowering steady engine and crowd noise, and ENC cleaning your voice for callers, this pair does both jobs. A student revising in a busy JKUAT hostel and a manager on a Teams call from Westlands face the same problem, and the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds answer it in the same way.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops push copied earbuds with no paperwork, Mascom International hands over a sealed Amaya box, a receipt and a 6-month warranty you can claim in person. The Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds cost KSh 600 more than the Amaya ATW-ANC08 Wireless Earbuds, and that extra buys Bluetooth 5.4 and the 3-in-1 noise cancellation listed on the box. At Mascom International, we're seeing gym-goers and students choose this pair for its sporty look and layered noise control. Visit the store for a fitting, or order on WhatsApp and pay when it arrives.
Common Questions About the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds
How much do the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds cost in Kenya?
The Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds cost KSh 2,800, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. For that you get both buds, the ribbed charging case with its light strip, a Type-C cable, spare ear tips and a 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects. We deliver pay-on-arrival across Kenya, so you inspect the box before paying. For comparison, the Amaya ATW-ANC38 Wireless Earbuds cost KSh 300 less and the Amaya ATW-ANC08 Wireless Earbuds cost KSh 600 less.
What does 3-in-1 noise cancellation mean on the Amaya ATW-18?
On the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds, 3-in-1 noise cancellation is Amaya's name for combining several noise-control methods in one pair. Two of them are clear from the box: ANC, which lowers the steady noise you hear, and ENC, which filters background sound from your voice on calls. Amaya's packaging does not spell out each layer in detail, so we will not guess at it. In daily use, expect quieter listening on a matatu and cleaner calls from a noisy office or street.
Is the Amaya ATW-18 worth KSh 600 more than the Amaya ATW-ANC08?
The Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds are worth the extra KSh 600 if you want Bluetooth 5.4 and the 3-in-1 noise cancellation listed on the box. The Amaya ATW-ANC08 Wireless Earbuds, at KSh 2,200, give you ANC and ENC on Bluetooth 5.3 in a round case with blue-accented buds. The ATW-18 adds the newer Bluetooth version, a ribbed case with a light strip and Amaya's layered noise claim. Budget-first buyers should take the ATW-ANC08; anyone wanting the fuller feature list should take the ATW-18.
Can the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds handle Nairobi dust, heat and sweat?
The Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds are sold as sports earbuds, but the box lists no water or dust rating, so treat them with basic care. Wipe sweat off after gym sessions and runs, and let the buds dry before closing them in the case. On dusty roads, keep the case closed in a pocket rather than loose in a bag. In hot weather, avoid leaving the case on a car dashboard. With that care, they handle daily matatu commutes and workouts in Nairobi heat comfortably.
Are the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds good for music?
The Amaya ATW-18 box highlights sound quality as a main feature, and noise cancellation helps you hear more of each song. With ANC lowering steady background noise, details in vocals and bass lines come through at a lower volume, which is kinder to your hearing. Silicone tips seal the ear canal for a fuller low end than open-fit buds give. They suit Afrobeats, gospel, podcasts and audiobooks alike. Bring your own playlist to Mascom International and listen before you buy.
How long does the battery last on the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds?
The Amaya ATW-18 box promises long playtime but prints no hour figure, so Mascom International will not invent one. The ribbed case stores extra charge and refills the buds each time you put them away, and it charges over Type-C from any USB charger, laptop or power bank. Noise cancellation draws more power, so turning it off in quiet places stretches each charge. If a printed figure matters to you, the Amaya ATW-ANC38 Wireless Earbuds are rated for up to 60 hours with the case.
Are the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds good for university students?
Yes, the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds suit university students who study in noisy hostels, libraries and shared rooms. ANC lowers steady chatter and fan noise, so you can focus on lecture recordings or revision playlists. ENC keeps your voice clear during online classes and group calls on Zoom or Google Meet. Bluetooth 5.4 pairs them with both a phone and, when needed, a laptop. Students at the University of Nairobi, Kenyatta University and USIU often need exactly this mix of study, calls and gym use.
Who should buy the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds, and who should skip them?
Buy the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds if you want ANC, ENC, Bluetooth 5.4 and a sporty look in one pair for workouts, study and calls. Skip them if you need a printed battery rating for long trips; the Amaya ATW-ANC38 Wireless Earbuds suit heavy travellers and callers better. If price comes first, the Amaya ATW-ANC08 Wireless Earbuds keep ANC and ENC for KSh 2,200. Joggers who must hear traffic should consider the open-ear Amaya ATW-30 Wireless Earbuds instead.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- Active noise cancellation (ANC) — the buds produce counter-sound that cuts steady background noise such as engines, crowds and air conditioning while you listen.
- Environmental noise cancellation (ENC) — the microphones filter wind, traffic and chatter from your voice, so the person on the call hears you clearly.
- 3-in-1 noise cancellation — Amaya's term for the layered noise control in this pair, combining ANC and ENC with further noise reduction.
- Sound quality focus — the packaging puts sound quality among its main claims, and the sealed fit helps bass and vocals come through fully.
- In-ear silicone tips — soft tips seal the ear canal, which helps noise cancellation work and keeps the buds steady during movement.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.4 — a recent version of the wireless standard, giving a steady link between the buds and your phone during workouts and commutes.
- Broad device support — pairs with iPhones, Android phones, tablets and Windows or Mac laptops, so one pair can follow you from phone to computer.
- Simple first pairing — connect once through the phone's Bluetooth menu, and the phone remembers the buds every time you use them afterwards.
- Single connection for everything — calls, video meetings, music and notification tones all reach your ears through the same Bluetooth link.
- Cable-free design — nothing connects the two buds, so there is no wire to catch on gym equipment, a backpack strap or a collar.
Battery
- Long playtime claim — the box promises long playtime but gives no hour figure, so plan charging around your own daily listening.
- Charging case — the ribbed case stores extra power and tops up the buds each time you place them inside and close the lid.
- Type-C charging port — the case uses the reversible USB-C cable common to current Android phones, so one cable can charge both devices.
- Many ways to charge — a wall adapter, laptop USB port, power bank or car charger can all refill the case while you are out.
- Noise cancellation and runtime — ANC uses extra power, so switching it off in quiet rooms helps each charge of the buds last longer.
Build and Durability
- Black sports buds — a plain black finish that matches gym kit, school uniforms and office wear without drawing attention.
- Ribbed black case — the ridged surface gives a firm grip when you open the lid with sweaty hands after a workout.
- Light strip on the case — a band of light across the case front adds a distinctive look; our staff can show it working in store.
- Sporty shape — the buds are shaped to stay put while running, lifting or walking briskly, helped by the silicone tip seal.
- Basic care — no water or dust rating is printed, so wipe the buds after workouts and keep the case closed on dusty days.
Controls and Inputs
- Controls on the buds — touch or button controls let you handle music and calls without pulling the phone from an armband or pocket.
- Hands-free calls — answer and end calls from the bud mid-workout or mid-walk, keeping your hands free for weights or shopping.
- Built-in microphones — pick up your voice for calls, online classes and voice notes, with ENC filtering the noise around you.
- One-bud option — wear a single bud for calls when you need to stay aware of the room, the road or the gym floor.
- No app needed — setup uses your device's own Bluetooth settings, so there is nothing extra to download or update.
Package Contents
The sealed Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds box holds the two black earbuds, the ribbed black charging case with its light strip, a USB Type-C charging cable, and spare silicone ear tips in other sizes so you can get a snug, sealed fit. No wall adapter is included, but any USB phone charger works, and compatible adapters are available at Mascom International. Ask us to open the box at the counter and check each item with you.
Warranty
Mascom International covers the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds with a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects, including faults in the buds, the charging case and charging under normal use. Claims are handled at our service desk in Nairobi CBD; bring the earbuds, case and receipt, and our staff will take it from there.
Where to Buy the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds in Kenya
Pick up the Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We serve customers Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Stop by, try different tip sizes, play a song with ANC on and off, and see the light strip for yourself. This pair comes in black with a ribbed black case.
Get in touch through any of these channels:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Same-day delivery covers Nairobi and its environs, and buyers in Eldoret, Nakuru, Kisumu, Meru and Malindi receive their pair the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your earbuds carry the 6-month warranty set out above.
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