The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 250, brand new and sealed. It pairs a 3.1A rated output across two USB-A ports with a UK 3-pin plug, the socket standard used across Kenya. Amaya, a Chinese accessories brand, built this model as a white cube with a blue light ring on its top, which makes it easy to find in a dark room. The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger is sold as an adapter only, and the box shows no cable. Collect it from our first-floor shop at Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Designed for bedside tables, shop counters and cyber cafés, the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger keeps two devices charging from one socket. Its 3.1A rating works out to about 15W at USB's 5V, shared between the ports. The blue ring glows while the charger has power, so after a KPLC outage you can see from across the room that electricity is back. M-Pesa agents and phone kiosks in Githurai and Kariobangi value that cue, because a charger that has quietly lost power means a customer's phone is still flat. The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger gives any counter a tidy, visible charging point.
Unlike the look-alike glowing chargers hawked around Tea Room and Ronald Ngala Street, the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger arrives sealed from a walk-in store that honours a 6-month warranty. At Mascom International, we're seeing more buyers ask for chargers they can find at night, especially security guards, nurses and other night-shift workers. One point to weigh: the ring stays visible in a dark bedroom, so light sleepers may prefer the round or slim siblings at the same price. Visit Kimathi Street to see the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger lit up beside its siblings, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger
How much does the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger cost in Kenya?
The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger costs KSh 250 brand new and sealed at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. The price includes the adapter, a 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects and pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya; a cable is not included. The Amaya G-AD012 Wall Charger and Amaya G-AD013 Wall Charger sell at the same KSh 250 with the same 3.1A rating, so the light ring costs nothing extra. The Amaya AD033 Wall Charger, with the same rating plus a Type-C cable, costs KSh 480.
Should I buy the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger or the Amaya AD033 Wall Charger?
The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger and the Amaya AD033 Wall Charger are both rated 3.1A across two USB-A ports with a UK 3-pin plug. The difference is in the box and the look: the AD033 costs KSh 480 and includes a USB-A to Type-C cable, while the G-AD014 costs KSh 250, has no cable and adds a blue light ring. If you need a Type-C cable anyway, the AD033 keeps everything in one purchase. If your cable is still sound, the G-AD014 saves you KSh 230.
Does the blue light on the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger help during KPLC power cuts?
The blue ring on the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger glows while the charger has power, so it works as a quick sign that electricity is on at that socket. During a KPLC outage the ring goes dark, and when power returns it lights up again, telling you your phone has resumed charging without checking the screen. The charger stores no power and does nothing during a blackout itself. Charge a power bank on the second port to cover the hours the grid is off.
Will the light ring on the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger disturb my sleep?
The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger has a blue ring on top that stays visible in a dark room, which some people find useful and others find distracting. If you sleep with the lights fully off and the socket sits near your pillow, the glow may bother you. In that case the Amaya G-AD012 Wall Charger or the Amaya G-AD013 Wall Charger, both KSh 250 and neither carrying this ring, are better picks. Many buyers instead treat the ring as a soft night marker for finding the charger.
Is the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger good for a phone shop or cyber café counter?
The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger suits a shop or cyber café counter where staff charge customers' phones for a fee or keep their own devices running. Its two USB-A ports handle two phones at once, and the blue ring shows from across the room that the charger is live. At KSh 250 each, a shop can run several units on one extension cable for little outlay. Keep Type-C, Micro-USB and Lightning cables nearby, since the charger accepts all three through USB-A.
Does the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger charge two devices at full speed?
No, the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger shares its 3.1A total, about 15W, between both USB-A ports. One device alone gets the most current the phone will accept; with two connected, each charges more slowly than it would on its own. For most budget and midrange phones this still beats a basic 5W charger. The box reads Super Fast Charging, but Quick Charge and USB Power Delivery are not listed, so phones built for 18W and above will charge at standard speed.
Who should buy the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger and who should look elsewhere?
The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger suits bedside charging for people who like a visible marker at night, shop and kiosk counters, and anyone who wants a quick visual sign that power is on. Look elsewhere if you sleep in complete darkness near the socket, or if your phone supports fast USB-C charging; the Amaya ACW-U54S Wall Charger, a 20W USB-C adapter at KSh 500, fills such phones much faster. If you need a cable bundled, the Amaya AD033 Wall Charger includes one.
Which cables do I need for the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger?
The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger needs a cable with a USB-A plug on the charger end, because both its ports are USB-A. For the phone end, choose Type-C for most current Android phones and newer iPhones, Micro-USB for older handsets and feature phones, or Lightning for older iPhones. A USB-C to USB-C cable will not fit. Mascom International stocks all three USB-A cable types at the Kimathi Street store, so you can buy the adapter and lead together and test them on the spot.
Technical Specifications
Core Function
- Rated 3.1A total output — the combined current both USB-A ports can deliver, according to the Amaya retail box.
- Close to 15W at the standard 5V USB voltage — well above the 5W that older bundled phone chargers supplied.
- Current shared across ports — a lone device draws the most, while two connected devices split the 3.1A total.
- Super Fast Charging labelled on the box — quicker than basic chargers, with no listed Quick Charge or Power Delivery support.
- Two-device charging — a phone plus earbuds, a smartwatch or a power bank, all from one wall socket.
- Blue light ring on top — glows while the charger has power, a visible sign that the socket is live.
Compatibility
- Two USB-A ports — the standard full-size USB socket that most phone cables plug into at the charger end.
- Type-C devices — current Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo and Vivo phones and newer iPhones through a USB-A to Type-C cable.
- Micro-USB devices — older Android phones, feature phones and small speakers through a USB-A to Micro-USB lead.
- Lightning devices — older iPhones and Lightning earbuds cases through a USB-A to Lightning cable.
- Other USB gadgets — power banks, fitness bands, smartwatches, rechargeable fans and torches that use USB-A leads.
- Not for USB-C to USB-C cables — neither port is USB-C, so look at the charger end of your cable first.
Build
- White cube body — a square, solid-looking shape that stands out clearly on a wall socket or extension cable.
- Blue light ring on the top face — helps you find the charger in the dark without switching on a room light.
- Two USB-A ports — full-size openings that are easy to plug into, even when reaching for them at night.
- UK 3-pin plug, Type G — fits standard wall sockets and multi-socket extension leads directly, with no adaptor.
- Visible glow — handy on counters and in shared rooms, though worth placing away from the pillow for light sleepers.
- Brand new and sealed — supplied in unopened Amaya retail packaging, never handled or used before purchase.
Inclusions
- Adapter only — the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger unit, with no cable, exactly as pictured on the retail box.
- Use your own USB-A cable — or pick a matching Type-C, Micro-USB or Lightning lead at Mascom International.
- Sealed Amaya packaging — proof the charger is new and has not been opened or exchanged before sale.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty — covers manufacturing defects, claimed in person at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- KSh 250, the same as the round and slim siblings — the light ring adds nothing to the price.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery — pay only when the charger is in your hands, in any of the 47 counties.
Package Contents
The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger comes in its sealed Amaya box as the adapter alone; no cable appears on the packaging. Any cable with a USB-A plug on the charger end will work, so the lead from your old charger is usually enough. If it is frayed or the wrong type, Mascom International can add a USB-A to Type-C, Micro-USB or Lightning cable to your order, in store or with delivery. Shops buying several units can ask for matching cables in the same order.
Warranty
The Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger is covered by a 6-month Mascom International warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use. If a port, the charging circuit or the light ring fails in that time, bring the unit and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk, where the claim is handled directly.
Where to Buy the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger in Kenya
Mascom International has the Amaya G-AD014 Wall Charger on the shelf at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Come in Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, plug it in and watch the ring light up before you decide. It is available in white with a blue ring.
Shop owners ordering in quantity and anyone checking stock can contact us directly:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Buyers in Nairobi and its environs receive it the same day, and customers in Kisumu, Nakuru, Meru, Embu and other major towns get it the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Each charger is backed by the 6-month warranty above. You get a charger described by what its box truly says, a fair and accurate price, and a team that still answers after the sale.
