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Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds | OpenBuds Ear-Hook Design | LED Digital Battery Display | Metallic Trim Case

Hear the street, your playlist and every caller together, and check remaining power at a glance.


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KSH 2,300.00

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Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds are open-ear ear-hook buds from Amaya's OpenBuds range, in stock at Mascom International and priced at KSh 2,300. The black charging case carries metallic trim and an LED digital display that shows remaining charge as a number, so you never guess how much power is left. Amaya, a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, markets the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds under the line "Listen More", pointing to long playtime and clear sound. Stock is brand new and sealed, and you can handle a pair at our Kimathi Street shop in Old Mutual Building, Nairobi CBD.

Built for listeners who want music and awareness at the same time, the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds fit field engineers, journalists, NGO field staff and students at the University of Nairobi or USIU. Sealed in-ear buds can leave you deaf to a boda boda cutting across a junction or a supervisor calling from across the site. These buds sit outside the ear canal, so surrounding sound reaches you even while a podcast plays. The hooks curl over each ear for a steady hold, and the digital readout tells you when to top up before a long day or a KPLC outage.

Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that sell look-alike buds with no paperwork, Mascom International offers the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds as genuine, sealed Amaya stock with a written 6-month warranty. At Mascom International, we're seeing more buyers ask for open-ear designs after finding in-ear tips sore by mid-afternoon. Be clear on the compromise: open buds deliver softer bass and let more sound escape than sealed models. Visit to pair the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds with your own phone, or order the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds on WhatsApp with payment on arrival.

Common Questions About the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds

What is the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds price in Kenya?
The Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds sell for KSh 2,300, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi. For that you get both buds, the LED display charging case, a USB Type-C cable and a 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects. You pay on delivery by cash or M-Pesa after inspecting the box. The carbon-fibre Amaya ATW-500 Wireless Earbuds cost KSh 200 more, while the clip-on Amaya ATW-30 Wireless Earbuds cost KSh 250 less.

What does the LED digital display on the Amaya ATW-510 case show?
The LED digital display on the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds case shows the remaining charge as a number rather than a vague coloured light. That matters when you are deciding whether to plug in before leaving home or whether the case will last through the afternoon. Students heading to lectures and sales staff planning a day of site visits can read the figure in a second. It also helps you spot a charging problem early, which makes warranty claims simpler.

How long does the Amaya ATW-510 battery last?
Amaya promotes long playtime for the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds but does not print an hour figure on the box, so we will not quote one. In practice, the charging case refills the buds between sessions, and the case display tells you exactly how much reserve remains. If a stated rating matters to you, the Amaya ATW-500 Wireless Earbuds list up to 25 hours with their case. Ask us on WhatsApp and we will share what customers report from daily use.

Should I buy the Amaya ATW-510 or the Amaya ATW-500 Wireless Earbuds?
The Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds and the Amaya ATW-500 Wireless Earbuds share the OpenBuds ear-hook fit, and the choice comes down to the case and the build. The ATW-510 costs KSh 200 less and adds a digital battery readout plus metallic trim. The ATW-500 costs KSh 2,500, states up to 25 hours of total playtime and uses a carbon-fibre mesh body. Pick the ATW-510 if you like seeing charge levels; pick the ATW-500 for a published battery figure.

Are the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds a good choice for Kenyan commutes and power cuts?
The Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds suit Kenyan commuting because the open fit keeps you aware of traffic on foot or at a busy matatu stage. During KPLC outages, the case display shows how much charge is banked, so you can ration listening until power returns. The case charges over USB Type-C from a power bank or laptop. They connect to any phone, whether your line runs on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya or Telkom, because Bluetooth works independently of the network.

How good is the sound on the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds?
The Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds are marketed by Amaya for excellent sound, and they deliver clear vocals for podcasts, sermons, audiobooks and calls. Bass is lighter than on sealed in-ear buds, because the open design lets low notes spread into the air rather than staying trapped in your ear. In quiet offices and homes the balance works well. On a loud highway walk you will turn the volume up, and people close by may hear some of your music.

Who is the Amaya ATW-510 right for, and who should look elsewhere?
The Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds are right for walkers, gym users and office workers who want to stay alert to their surroundings and like checking battery levels at a glance. Look elsewhere if you need isolation on a noisy bus, private calls in open-plan offices, or heavy bass. The Amaya ATW-18 Wireless Earbuds, in stock at KSh 2,800, use active noise cancellation to cut steady engine hum and ENC to clean up your voice on calls.

Will the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds stay on during exercise?
The ear hooks on the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds wrap over the top of each ear, giving a firmer hold than stem-style buds that rely on friction alone. That makes them a sensible pick for brisk walks, treadmill runs and gym circuits at Westlands or Karen. Amaya publishes no water rating, so wipe them dry after sweating and store them in the closed case. Try the fit in store, especially if you wear glasses, because the hook sits alongside the spectacle arm.

Technical Specifications

Audio Hardware and Sound Profile
  • Open-ear speaker placement — each bud sits just outside the ear canal, so road noise and conversation remain audible while you listen.
  • Amaya OpenBuds "Listen More" tuning — the box promotes excellent sound, with a focus on clear vocals and balanced everyday music.
  • Softer low end than sealed buds — expected for open-ear designs, since no ear tip holds bass inside the ear canal.
  • Sound escapes at higher volumes — fine outdoors, but colleagues beside you in a silent office may catch faint audio.
  • Two independent stereo buds — left and right channels separate instruments and voices for music, films and mobile games.

Wireless Connectivity
  • Bluetooth connection to phones, tablets and laptops — works with Android, iPhone, Windows and macOS devices once paired.
  • Bluetooth version not stated on the box — Amaya marks the wireless standard with an icon, so we do not quote a number.
  • Cable-free buds — nothing connects left to right, so there is no wire to tangle in a pocket or catch on a backpack.
  • First pairing through your phone's Bluetooth list — later sessions usually reconnect when the case opens.
  • No dedicated app listed — volume, playback and call settings run through the buds and your phone's built-in menus.

Battery and Charging
  • Long playtime promoted by Amaya — no hour figure is printed, so plan around the case readout rather than a rating.
  • LED digital battery display on the case — shows charge as a number, so you know when to plug in before leaving.
  • Charging case refills the buds — returning them to the case between sessions keeps them topped up through the day.
  • USB Type-C charging — one cable type shared with most current Android phones, power banks and laptops.
  • Actual playtime depends on use — high volume and long calls empty the buds faster than low-volume podcasts.

Build and Durability
  • Ear-hook frame — curves over each ear for a secure hold during walking, running and gym sessions.
  • Black charging case with metallic trim — a neat finish that stands out from plain plastic cases on a desk.
  • Integrated digital display window — built into the case face, readable at a glance indoors and in shade.
  • No published water or dust rating — dry the buds after sweating and keep them away from rain and sand.
  • Brand new and sealed Amaya stock — not a refurbished, opened or display unit.

Controls and Inputs
  • On-bud controls — touch or button controls built into the buds manage playback and calls hands-free.
  • Built-in microphones — handle phone calls, WhatsApp calls and voice notes without taking the handset out.
  • Phone controls work alongside — skip tracks, change volume and end calls from your screen whenever that is easier.
  • Hook-supported buds stay steady during presses — the frame absorbs pressure so a tap does not dislodge the bud.
  • Notification audio passes through — M-Pesa alerts, message tones and map directions play directly in both ears.

Package Contents

The Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds arrive in Amaya's sealed retail packaging, so you are the first to open the box. Inside are the left and right open-ear ear-hook buds, the black charging case with metallic trim and LED digital battery display, and a USB Type-C charging cable. Open-ear buds use no silicone tips, so none are included. There is no wall adapter in the box; any USB phone charger or power bank will do.

Warranty

The Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds carry a 6-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Should the buds, the case display or charging stop working because of a factory fault, bring them and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk for assessment.

Buying the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds from Mascom International

You will find the Amaya ATW-510 Wireless Earbuds in black 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 to check the hook fit, watch the case display count up as it charges, and pair the buds with your phone before you buy.

To check stock or place an order, contact us here:

  • 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 get same-day delivery, and customers in Thika, Machakos, Nyeri, Kisumu and other major towns receive their order within one business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your purchase is protected by the 6-month warranty set out above.

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