Amaya ATW-37 true wireless earbuds are now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 1,500, brand new and sealed, at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The charging case carries a 1200mAh cell that doubles as an emergency charger for your handset, and an LED screen on the front reads out the exact percentage remaining. Amaya rates the ATW-37 at 70 hours of combined listening once you count the repeated case top-ups. Charging goes in over USB-C, while a USB-A port on the same case sends reserve energy back out to a phone that is running low.
Matatu commuters, boda riders, university students, and field sales staff all share one problem: the handset dies before the day does. The Amaya ATW-37 answers it by putting a small reserve cell in the same pocket as your music. Students at Kenyatta University, JKUAT, and Moi University can run evening lectures through the ATW-37 for most of a week without hunting for a socket. Sales representatives covering Nakuru, Eldoret, and Kisumu pull a 30 to 40 percent handset top-up when a final M-Pesa confirmation still has to go through.
Unlike the budget earbuds stacked on shelves across Nairobi that quote a big playtime figure and stop there, the Amaya ATW-37 publishes what the case actually holds 1200mAh and prints it on screen as you use it. Users consistently report that the percentage readout changes how they plan a day, because the guessing stops. At Mascom International, we're witnessing steady demand for earbuds that carry a second job, and the ATW-37 sits at the front of that shift at KSh 1,500. Walk into our Kimathi Street shop to handle the case yourself, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Amaya ATW-37
What makes the Amaya ATW-37 different from ordinary wireless earbuds?
The charging case is also a 1200mAh emergency charger with a USB-A output port. Most earbud cases only refill the buds. This one refills your handset too, using the cable you already carry. An LED screen on the front shows the exact percentage left, so you decide whether that reserve goes to your music or your phone. At KSh 1,500 from Mascom International, the ATW-37 removes the need to buy a separate small power bank.
Can the Amaya ATW-37 case really charge my phone?
Yes, though within limits worth stating plainly. The 1200mAh cell returns roughly 30 to 40 percent to a typical 4000mAh to 5000mAh Android handset sold in Kenya. That covers a few hours of calls, M-Pesa transactions, Google Maps directions, or WhatsApp. It will not take a modern phone from empty to full. Treat the ATW-37 case as a bridge that gets you home, not as a replacement for a 10000mAh power bank.
How long does the Amaya ATW-37 battery actually last?
Amaya rates the ATW-37 at 70 hours of total listening across the buds plus repeated case refills. In practical terms that is about a week of two-hour daily commuting before you touch a wall socket, or two days of near-continuous playback. Each earbud runs roughly 6 to 8 hours per charge at moderate volume.
What does the LED digital display on the case show?
It shows the case charge as a live percentage rather than four vague dots. You see the number climb while the case refills over USB-C, and you see it drop while the case feeds your handset. Knowing you are sitting at 68 percent instead of "about half" changes the decision before a long trip to Kisumu or Mombasa. The screen sits recessed into the shell, which keeps it from picking up scratches in a bag.
Does the Amaya ATW-37 have active noise cancellation?
No. The Amaya ATW-37 relies on passive isolation from the silicone tip sealing your ear canal, not on microphones fighting outside sound. In practice that seal still cuts a useful amount of matatu engine drone and street noise once you fit the correct tip size. If electronic cancellation matters more to you than the reserve cell, Mascom International stocks Amaya models that carry hybrid ANC instead, and our team will walk you through the trade.
How well does the Amaya ATW-37 handle calls on Safaricom and Airtel lines?
Each earbud carries a microphone with basic noise reduction, so your voice reads cleanly on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, and Telkom Kenya voice calls and on WhatsApp audio. Touch pads answer and end calls without you reaching for the handset, which helps when you are riding or carrying stock. Either bud works alone in mono mode, so one can sit charging while the other keeps you reachable through a long working day.
Is the Amaya ATW-37 worth KSh 1,500 in Kenya's market?
At KSh 1,500 you are buying two items in one shell. A basic 1200mAh emergency charger alone typically runs several hundred shillings in Nairobi, and entry-level true wireless buds start around the same mark. Getting both, plus a percentage readout, at this price is unusual. Mascom International prices the ATW-37 well under several Kenyan retailers listing the same model above KSh 2,500, and every unit ships with our own warranty backing.
How do I control the Amaya ATW-37 and pair it with my devices?
Take the buds out of the case and they enter pairing mode on their own; select Amaya ATW-37 in your Bluetooth menu. After the first setup, opening the lid reconnects the last device automatically. Touch pads handle play, pause, track skipping, call answering, and waking Google Assistant or Siri. Range runs to about 10 metres indoors. The ATW-37 pairs with Android handsets, iPhones, tablets, and Windows laptops carrying standard Bluetooth audio.
How do I charge the Amaya ATW-37 and how long does it take?
The case refills over USB-C, the same connector most recent Android phones and laptops already use. A full refill from empty takes roughly 2 to 3 hours, and the screen shows progress throughout. The buds recharge inside the case in about an hour and switch off automatically once seated, which stops idle drain. Mascom International includes the USB-C cable in the box, so nothing extra is needed on day one.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware and Sound Reproduction
- In-ear dynamic drivers tuned for even output across vocals, mid-range instruments, and controlled low-end weight.
- Passive isolation comes from the silicone tip seal rather than electronics, which keeps the retail price low.
- Voice reproduction stays readable for podcasts and audiobooks, with harsh "sss" sounds kept low over long sittings.
- Volume holds without obvious distortion at normal levels, so tracks stay clean on a loud commute.
- Driver diameter is not published by Amaya.
Emergency Charging Case and Reserve Output
- The case holds a 1200mAh lithium cell, roughly a quarter of a typical 5000mAh Kenyan handset battery.
- A USB-A output port accepts the same charging cable you already carry for your phone daily.
- One session returns about 30 to 40 percent to most Android handsets sold across the Kenyan market.
- That reserve covers several hours of calls, M-Pesa transfers, Google Maps navigation, or WhatsApp messaging.
- Reserve output runs independently of playback, so the buds keep playing while your handset takes charge.
- The case cannot fill a modern phone completely; it is a bridge, not a standalone power bank.
Runtime and Recharging Times
- Amaya rates the ATW-37 at 70 hours of total listening across buds plus repeated case refills.
- Seventy hours covers roughly a full week of two-hour daily commuting without reaching a wall socket.
- Each bud runs near 6 to 8 hours per charge at moderate volume.
- Refilling the 1200mAh case over USB-C takes about 2 to 3 hours from empty to full.
- Buds shut down automatically once seated in the case, which stops idle drain between listening sessions.
Wireless Connectivity and Pairing
- Pairing runs automatically after first setup; opening the lid reconnects the last device you used.
- Working range reaches about 10 metres indoors, enough to leave the handset charging across a room.
- Works with Android handsets, iPhones, tablets, and Windows laptops carrying standard Bluetooth audio support.
- The link holds in busy wireless conditions such as Nairobi CBD offices and crowded matatu stages.
- Bluetooth revision is not published by Amaya.
Controls, Calling, and Daily Handling
- Touch pads on each bud handle play, pause, track skipping, and answering or rejecting calls.
- A microphone with basic noise reduction keeps your voice readable on Safaricom, Airtel, and Telkom lines.
- Google Assistant and Siri both wake from the touch surface without unlocking the handset first.
- Either bud runs alone in mono mode, so one charges while the other keeps you reachable.
- A button on the shell wakes the screen and starts reserve output to a connected handset.
Build Quality and Everyday Durability
- Lightweight in-ear housings sit inside the ear canal and hold position during walking and light training.
- Several silicone tip sizes ship in the box so you can seal the canal correctly.
- A matte shell finish hides fingerprints, and the recessed screen resists scratching inside a bag.
- Shell dimensions stay pocket-friendly, which matters when it replaces a separate charger in your bag.
- No IP rating is published, so treat the buds as sweat-tolerant rather than waterproof.
Package Contents
- Amaya ATW-37 true wireless earbuds, left and right
- Charging case with 1200mAh reserve cell and LED digital display
- USB-C charging cable
- Multiple silicone ear tip sizes
- User manual and warranty documentation
Note that the ATW-37 case uses your own USB-A cable when charging a handset, since output cables vary by phone. Mascom International stocks matching USB-A to USB-C and Lightning cables at the Kimathi Street counter.
Warranty
The Amaya ATW-37 carries a 12-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Claims are handled directly at our Nairobi CBD service desk, so you deal with the shop that sold you the unit rather than chasing an importer. Bring the earbuds, the case, and your receipt to Kimathi Street and our team assesses the fault on the spot.
Buying the Amaya ATW-37 from Mascom International
Mascom International stocks the Amaya ATW-37 at our Nairobi CBD location: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to hold the case, check the screen, and test the fit before committing.
Three ways to order:
- Call/WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the ATW-37 the same day. Nakuru, Eldoret, Kakamega, Kisii, 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 earbuds and pay only when they arrive.
Every ATW-37 comes with the 12-month warranty stated above.
Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current Kenyan pricing, and after-sales help delivered from a shop you can walk into.
