Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds sell at Mascom International for KSh 2,050, brand new and sealed, with up to 16 hours of music time with the charging case, Bluetooth 6.0, HD call support and a 10mm driver in each bud. These are part of Amaya's FreeClip line, where each bud clips over the edge of the ear rather than plugging into it. Sound is tuned with Amaya's AuraBoss technology, and the 300mAh charging case comes in a two-tone grey dome shape. The Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds are on display at our store on the first floor of the Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Designed for estate agents, sales teams, journalists and style-conscious students, the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds handle long days of music, podcasts and calls while looking good on a desk or in a hand. Plenty of earbuds look the same once they leave the box: white stems or plain black pebbles. Amaya's box line for this pair is Shaped for Sound, with open-ear audio made to stand out, and the dome case delivers on the look. Because the ear canal stays open, you can hear a client, a lecturer or an approaching car without taking anything off.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya, Mascom International tells you plainly what you are paying for. The Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds share their listed specs with the KSh 1,500 Amaya ATW-20 Wireless Earbuds; the extra KSh 550 buys the two-tone dome design. Buyers throughout Kenya report that this case is the one friends ask about. If looks matter to you, or you are shopping for a gift, it earns its place. Visit our Kimathi Street shop to compare the FreeClip models in person, or order the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds on WhatsApp with pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds
What do the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds cost in Kenya?
The Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds cost KSh 2,050 at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD, brand new and factory sealed. For that you get the earbuds, the two-tone grey 300mAh dome case, a USB Type-C cable and a 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects. We deliver to all 47 counties with payment on arrival, or you can pay in store by cash or M-Pesa. The Amaya ATW-20 Wireless Earbuds cost KSh 550 less, and the Amaya ATW-30 Wireless Earbuds match this price.
Are the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds worth KSh 2,050 next to the Amaya ATW-20 and Amaya ATW-30?
The Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds are worth it mainly for their design, because their listed specs match the Amaya ATW-20 Wireless Earbuds exactly. Both have 16 hours with the case, AuraBoss tuning, a 10mm driver and Bluetooth 6.0. At the same KSh 2,050, the Amaya ATW-30 Wireless Earbuds give you a 12mm driver, AuraBass tuning and 20 hours. Pick this model for the two-tone dome look, the KSh 1,500 pair to save money, or the 12mm pair for battery and bass.
How do the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds cope with dust and heat in Kenya?
The Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds have no water or dust rating listed, so a little care keeps them working through dry seasons in Nairobi and humid days in Mombasa. Store the buds in the closed dome case when you are not wearing them, since dust in the charging contacts is a common cause of charging faults. Wipe sweat off before docking them, and avoid leaving the case on a car dashboard in direct sun. Kept this way, they handle normal daily use well.
How do the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds sound for music, podcasts and sermons?
Voices come through clearly on the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds, which makes podcasts, audiobooks, news and recorded sermons easy to follow. The 10mm driver and AuraBoss tuning handle Afrobeats, gospel and bongo at moderate volume with a light, open character. Because the design is open-ear, bass is softer than on sealed in-ear buds, and loud environments will compete with quiet passages. If deep bass is your priority, the 12mm Amaya ATW-30 Wireless Earbuds at the same price are the better choice.
Do the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds make a good gift?
The Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds make a strong gift because the two-tone dome case looks more considered than most earbuds at this price. They arrive sealed in Amaya's retail box, so they are ready to wrap. Open-ear clips also avoid the fit problems of in-ear tips, which matters when you cannot ask the receiver about ear size. With Christmas and graduation season approaching, you can buy in store or send a pay-on-arrival order straight to a relative in another county.
How often will I need to charge the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds?
Most listeners charge the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds case about once or twice a week, since Amaya rates the set at up to 16 hours of music time with the case. At two hours a day, that is about eight days between charges. The case uses USB Type-C, so a phone charger, laptop or car USB socket on the road to Nakuru will top it up. Heavy call use and loud playback drain the buds sooner than background music.
Are the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds genuine Amaya stock?
Every pair of Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds sold by Mascom International is genuine Amaya stock, brand new and sealed in the original box. Copies of popular earbuds turn up on Luthuli Avenue and on social media pages with no address, and they often fail within weeks. Buying from a walk-in shop on Kimathi Street means you see the product before paying, get a receipt, and have a service desk to return to if a manufacturing fault appears.
Who should buy the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds and who should skip them?
Buy the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds if you want open-ear comfort with a case that stands out, or you need a gift that looks the part. Skip them if you only care about specs: the KSh 1,500 Amaya ATW-20 Wireless Earbuds do the same job for less. Frequent callers in loud places should choose a noise-cancelling pair such as the Amaya ATW-ANC38 Wireless Earbuds at KSh 2,500, and anyone wanting isolation on noisy commutes is better off with sealed in-ear buds.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- 10mm driver per bud — the driver is the tiny speaker that produces sound; this size handles vocals, instruments and moderate bass well for daily listening.
- AuraBoss sound tuning — Amaya's in-house name for the factory sound profile, the same tuning used on the KSh 1,500 FreeClip sibling.
- Open-ear playback — each speaker sits beside the ear canal rather than inside it, so traffic, voices and alarms remain audible as you listen.
- Bass level — with no seal around the ear canal, low notes sound lighter than on in-ear models, which suits voices and acoustic music best.
- Sound spill — at high volume people right next to you may faintly hear your audio, so moderate the level in quiet offices and lecture halls.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth 6.0 — a recent version of the short-range wireless standard, linking the buds to your phone, tablet or laptop without any cable.
- Works with older Bluetooth — the standard is backward compatible, so phones running earlier versions still pair and stream audio normally.
- Pair once, reconnect later — after the first pairing in your Bluetooth settings, your phone keeps the buds in its saved device list.
- Laptop and tablet use — connect to a Windows laptop, MacBook or Android tablet for video meetings, online classes or films without a dongle.
- Calls on the same link — when a call comes in, audio switches from your music to the call straight through the buds.
Battery
- Up to 16 hours of music time with the charging case — Amaya's rated total, combining the buds' own charge with top-ups from the case.
- 300mAh charging case — a small battery built into the dome case that refills the buds every time you dock them and close the lid.
- Charging routine — at two hours a day, 16 hours lasts about eight days before the case itself needs a cable.
- USB Type-C input — the case charges from the included cable through any USB phone charger, laptop port or car socket.
- Usage changes the hours — louder volume and long calls use power faster, while gentle background listening stretches closer to the rating.
Build and Durability
- FreeClip clip design — each bud curves over the edge of the outer ear and holds there, leaving the ear canal completely free.
- Two-tone grey dome case — a rounded, domed shape in two shades of grey that stands apart from standard white or black earbud cases.
- Easy to carry — the dome case rides comfortably in a pocket, handbag or backpack pouch, and its shape is easy to find by touch.
- No water or dust rating listed — keep the buds dry, wipe off sweat after workouts, and store them in the closed case away from dust.
- Brand new and sealed — every unit comes in Amaya's original retail packaging, unopened until it reaches you.
Controls and Inputs
- Controls built into the buds — handle music playback and answer calls directly from the earbuds, so your phone can stay in your pocket.
- Microphones for HD calls — built-in microphones pick up your voice for phone calls, WhatsApp calls and meetings on Zoom, Teams or Google Meet.
- No ANC or ENC on the box — background noise reaches you and your callers, so quieter rooms give the best call quality.
- Android and iPhone compatible — standard Bluetooth controls work on both systems without any app, account or extra download.
- Stay aware while wearing them — the open design lets you hear a colleague, a customer or a station announcement without removing the buds.
Package Contents
The Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds retail box contains the two FreeClip earbuds, the two-tone grey 300mAh dome charging case and a USB Type-C charging cable. No ear tips are included, since the clip-on design never enters the ear canal. A wall adapter is not supplied; the cable works with any USB phone charger you already have, and Mascom International stocks chargers separately. Check the factory seal when you collect the box in store or receive it from our rider.
Warranty
Mascom International covers the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds with a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use, such as charging, pairing or playback faults. To make a claim, bring the earbuds, the dome case and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk in the Old Mutual Building.
Where to Buy the Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds in Kenya
The Amaya ATW-40 Wireless Earbuds are available at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Our doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Come in, hold the dome case, clip the buds on and listen with your own phone before deciding. This model comes in a two-tone grey finish.
For orders, stock checks or questions, contact us:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery, and customers in Eldoret, Kakamega, Meru and Mombasa get their parcel within one business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Each pair is protected by the 6-month warranty set out above. We stand behind honest product details, clear pricing that tells you exactly where your money goes, and after-sales service from a counter you can visit.
