Matatu commuters, university students at Kenyatta University and USIU, boda riders, and sales teams working between Industrial Area and Mombasa Road lose hours to earbuds that die by lunchtime. The Amaya ATW-330 Max answers that with a case holding enough charge for roughly 13 full earbud top-ups, so a week of two-hour daily listening passes before you reach for a wall socket. Call centre agents, security supervisors on long shifts, and delivery riders taking constant phone calls get ENC microphone filtering that cuts engine noise and street chatter from their side of the conversation.

Unlike traditional electronics retailers in Kenya, Mascom International publishes the actual cell figures behind the marketing: 30mAh per earbud and 600mAh in the case, not a rounded headline number. Customers across Nairobi report that battery claims are the first thing generic KSh 800 earbuds fail. At Mascom International, we're seeing steady demand for the Amaya ATW-330 Max from buyers who want a named brand with a Nairobi service point rather than an unmarked box from a street stall. Walk into our Kimathi Street shop to pair the Amaya ATW-330 Max with your own phone, or order for countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery.

Each earbud runs 4.5 hours of continuous playback from its 30mAh cell, and the 600mAh case pushes total listening to 60 hours before anything touches a wall socket. Two hours of daily commute audio means roughly two weeks between case charges. Volume matters  sitting above 70% on a noisy matatu ride shortens each session closer to 3.5 hours. 

Yes. Environmental Noise Cancellation works on the microphone side, filtering matatu engines, hooting, and street chatter out of your voice so the person you called hears you properly. It does not silence noise inside your own ears  that is active noise cancellation, a separate feature this model does not carry. The in-ear tips still block a fair share of outside sound passively. Call quality holds on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, and Telkom Kenya lines.

For KSh 1,600 you get 60 rated hours of playtime, USB-C charging, and ENC call filtering  three things most KSh 700 to KSh 1,000 market earbuds skip. Cheaper pairs typically use micro-USB, quote 20 hours, and carry no call filtering at all. Spread across a year of daily use, the Amaya ATW-330 Max works out to about KSh 4.40 a day. You also get a Nairobi CBD counter to return to.

The shell is sweat and splash resistant, which covers gym sessions, Karura Forest runs, and a short downpour between buildings.Do not swim or shower in them, and never rinse them under a tap. The charging case carries no water resistance rating at all, so keep it in a dry pocket or bag.

Bluetooth 5.0 connects to any device running Bluetooth 4.0 or newer: iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Tecno, Infinix, Redmi, Oppo, Windows laptops, and most Android tablets. Open the case beside your phone, tap the earbuds once in the Bluetooth menu, and they reconnect on their own afterwards. Range holds near 10 metres in open space and less through concrete walls. Amaya publishes no codec list, though SBC ships on every Bluetooth 5.0 chipset and covers Spotify, Boomplay, and WhatsApp.

The Max carries a larger 600mAh case for 60 total hours against the standard ATW-330's 500mAh case and 40 hours, and each Max earbud runs 4.5 hours per charge. The standard model, priced near KSh 999, uses Bluetooth 5.4 with 35mAh earbud cells and 13mm drivers. So the Max buys endurance while the cheaper pair carries the newer radio. Choose the Max when sockets are scarce, and the standard when latency matters for gaming.

The earbuds refill in about 1 hour inside the case, and the case itself takes roughly 3 hours from empty over USB-C. Any USB-C cable and any 5V phone charger already in your house works, so no proprietary brick is needed. Amaya includes the cable but no wall adapter. Parking the buds in the case between sessions keeps them topped up, and that habit is what produces the full 60 hours rather than half of it.

Students at University of Nairobi, JKUAT, and Daystar sharing hostel sockets with three roommates. Boda and matatu commuters covering two hours of road every day. Call centre agents, security supervisors, and shop attendants working 10-hour shifts. Field staff travelling to Nakuru, Eldoret, or Kisumu where mains power is not always at hand. Anyone replacing a lost or broken pair who wants a named brand with a Nairobi service desk behind it.

Walk into Mascom International at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM, Monday to Saturday, and test the fit before paying. Outside Nairobi, call or WhatsApp +254 708 852 521 and we ship countrywide with pay-on-arrival, so you inspect the sealed pack and pay on the doorstep. M-Pesa, cash, and card payments all work at the counter.

The Amaya ATW-330 Max carries a 12-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects on the earbuds and charging case under normal use. Water damage, crushed housings, and battery capacity loss from age fall outside cover. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles claims directly. Keep the retail pack and cable, as both help process any claim quickly.

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Every pair is backed by the 12-month warranty above, with claims coordinated at our Nairobi CBD service desk.

Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current market pricing, and after-sales backing on every pair of earbuds we stock.