Built for iPhone 12 through iPhone 17 owners, Samsung Galaxy S24 and S25 users, and anyone running a daily route through Nairobi traffic, matatu commutes between Kasarani and the CBD, or a school run from Karen to Westlands, the Baseus Airpow II addresses the single biggest pain point with most 10000mAh banks - dangling cables. The magnetic Qi2 attachment means your phone snaps to the back of the bank and charges wirelessly while you keep working, scrolling, or taking calls. Field sales reps moving between Industrial Area and Mombasa Road, real estate agents covering Karen, Runda, and Lavington listings, and university students at USIU, Strathmore, and Kenyatta University who need a backup battery between lectures all benefit from a power bank that does not require fishing a cable out of a bag.

Unlike traditional electronics retailers in Kenya who stock generic 10000mAh banks with USB-A only and no magnetic capability, Mascom International stocks the Baseus Airpow II Qi2 specifically because it covers the three charging methods Kenyan smartphone owners actually use - magnetic wireless for iPhone 12 onwards, 22.5W USB-A for Samsung Super Fast Charging on Galaxy S and A series phones, and 20W USB-C PD for iPad and modern Android devices. Users consistently report that the 11N magnetic hold survives jacket pockets, handbag jostle, and matatu rides without slipping. The Baseus Airpow II is available now at Mascom International with all three charging modes tested in-store before you take it home.

The Baseus Airpow II Qi2-certified, which means it carries an official 15W magnetic wireless charging standard - twice the wireless output of older 7.5W MagSafe-style banks. It also includes both a 22.5W USB-A port for Samsung Super Fast Charging and a 20W USB-C PD port that handles iPhone fast charging at the full Apple-supported wireless speed. Generic 10000mAh banks from unbranded importers typically offer only one USB-A output at 10W to 18W with no wireless support at all.

Real-world usage on the Baseus Airpow II Qi2 10000mAh battery (37Wh rated capacity) gives iPhone 16 Pro Max roughly 1.5 full charges, iPhone 15 around 1.7 charges, Samsung Galaxy S25 about 1.5 charges, and a Samsung Galaxy A56 around 2 full charges. Wireless charging through the Qi2 magnetic surface is about 15% to 20% less efficient than wired, so plan on roughly 1.2 phone fills wirelessly versus 1.5 to 2 wired. Capacity is sufficient for one full workday plus margin for evening use across Nairobi.

Yes. The Qi2 magnetic surface attaches to iPhone 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17 series including all Pro and Pro Max models. The 20W USB-C PD port handles iPhone fast charging at the supported wireless speed cap. The 22.5W USB-A port supports Samsung Super Fast Charging on Galaxy S24, S25, S26, A55, A56, A57, and Galaxy Z Fold 7 with the correct cable. iPad models with USB-C charge through the USB-C PD output at up to 20W.

Yes. The 10000mAh / 37Wh capacity falls well below the 100Wh aviation watt-hour limit set by IATA and followed by Kenya Airways, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, and Turkish Airlines. The bank must travel in carry-on luggage, never checked baggage. Print or screenshot the 37Wh rating shown on the bottom of the unit if airport security asks for verification. Most lithium battery limits start enforcing paperwork at 100Wh and above, so 37Wh is in the clear.

The 11 Newton magnetic strength keeps your phone attached to the bank while you walk, sit on a matatu, or work at your desk. Weaker magnetic banks let phones slide off mid-charge, especially when the phone case adds thickness. The Baseus Airpow II 11N hold is strong enough that you can pick the bank up by the phone, swing it gently, and the connection stays. For Kenyans charging in motion - between client meetings in Upper Hill, while working a laptop on the porch, or during a Bolt ride - the magnetic stability removes the cable management issue entirely.

Yes, for the right buyer. The Qi2 magnetic wireless function alone replaces a separate MagSafe-style charger that costs KSh 3,500 to KSh 6,500 in Kenya, and the dual-port wired charging matches mid-range Anker and UGREEN banks in the KSh 6,000 to KSh 8,500 range. Unbranded 10000mAh banks at KSh 2,500 to KSh 4,500 typically use repurposed cells with capacity that drops to 60% within a year and lack the safety certifications. The Baseus Airpow II carries Qi2 certification, FCC and CE safety approvals, and Baseus brand backing.

You can charge up to three devices at once. One phone wireless on the magnetic surface (15W max), one device on USB-A (22.5W max), and one device on USB-C PD (20W max). Total combined output draws from the same 10000mAh cell, so charging three devices reduces individual charging speed and shortens overall battery time. For a couple charging two phones simultaneously through wireless and USB-C, expect roughly one full charge per device before the bank itself needs recharging.

The Baseus Airpow II recharges in approximately 3 to 4 hours when paired with an 18W or higher USB-C PD wall charger plugged into its USB-C input port. With a basic 5W to 10W charger the recharge time stretches to roughly 8 to 10 hours - reasonable for overnight charging but slow for same-day turnaround. Mascom International stocks compatible 20W and 30W PD wall chargers if you need a faster top-up between work sessions.

Yes, with caveats. MagSafe-compatible cases that include built-in magnets work natively and maintain the full 11N hold. Regular silicone, hard plastic, and leather cases without magnets reduce magnetic strength based on case thickness - cases under 2mm thick generally still hold securely while cases above 3mm may cause the bank to detach during movement. For non-magnetic cases, the wired USB-A or USB-C ports remain fully functional regardless of case thickness.

Yes. The Baseus Airpow II includes built-in protection against overcharge, overcurrent, overvoltage, short circuit, and temperature spikes. Once your phone reaches 100% the bank automatically reduces output to a trickle that maintains charge without stress on the phone battery. The Qi2 standard adds an authentication handshake that prevents the bank from outputting full power to non-compatible or counterfeit devices, reducing fire risk associated with cheaper uncertified banks.

The Baseus Airpow II Qi2 uses a polymer lithium battery rated at 10000mAh nominal at 3.7V, equivalent to 37Wh of energy storage. Polymer lithium cells run cooler and last longer than older lithium-ion cylindrical cells used in budget banks, with typical lifespan of 500 to 800 full charge cycles before capacity drops to 80%. At one full charge per day this equals roughly 18 to 24 months of daily use before noticeable capacity loss. The 37Wh figure stays under the 100Wh aviation limit, qualifying the unit for carry-on travel on every commercial airline operating from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and Moi International Airport in Mombasa.

The magnetic surface on the back of the Baseus Airpow II Qi2 certified at 15W rated output, double the 7.5W ceiling of older MagSafe-style wireless chargers. The 11 Newton magnetic hold strength keeps the bank firmly attached to iPhone 12 through 17 models including Pro Max sizes that weigh up to 233 grams. Qi2 includes a digital handshake that confirms compatibility before sending full power, preventing damage to non-Qi2 devices and reducing heat output during charging. The magnetic alignment is automatic - the bank centers itself on the phone's wireless charging coil without manual positioning.

The USB-A port handles up to 22.5W output and supports Samsung Super Fast Charging on Galaxy S24, S25, S26, A55, A56, A57, Z Flip, and Z Fold series. It also covers Huawei SuperCharge at 22.5W, Quick Charge 3.0 for older Android phones, and Apple's 5W standard charging for iPhones using a USB-A to Lightning cable. The single USB-A output cannot run simultaneously at full 22.5W when the wireless surface is active - power is shared from the same cell. Use the USB-A port with the included cable or any quality Samsung-rated cable.

The USB-C port functions bidirectionally as both input for recharging the bank and output for charging connected devices. Output supports PD 3.0 up to 20W for iPhone 12 through 17, iPad, Google Pixel, and modern Android phones with USB-C. Input accepts 5V/3A, 9V/2A, and 12V/1.5A for fast recharging when paired with an 18W or higher USB-C PD wall charger. The same USB-C port handles both directions - plug a wall charger in to refill the bank, or plug a phone or tablet in to charge it. The 30cm USB-C to USB-C cable in the box (rated 20V 3A) handles both functions.

The Baseus Airpow II Qi2 measures 110mm long by 69mm wide by 17.5mm thick and weighs approximately 209 grams. The footprint is similar to a credit card with the thickness of three stacked iPhones, fitting comfortably in jacket pockets, handbags, laptop bag side pouches, and gym bag side pockets. The matte plastic finish resists fingerprints and small scratches better than glossy banks, and the rounded edges prevent screen scratches when carried alongside a phone. Color options are Cosmic Black and Moon White, and both finishes match common phone case colors used in Kenya.

The Baseus Airpow II Qi2 carries Qi2 wireless certification along with FCC and CE safety approvals. Onboard protection circuits guard against overcharge of the internal cell, overcurrent on output ports, overvoltage from incompatible chargers, short circuits across output pins, and temperature spikes that exceed safe operating range. The bank automatically reduces output when temperature climbs above safe thresholds during sustained heavy use, then resumes full output once the cell cools. Built-in protections matter for Kenyan users who charge devices in cars during the day where cabin temperatures regularly hit 45 to 50 degrees Celsius.

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Mascom International ships the Baseus Airpow II Qi2 across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery - you only pay when the unit reaches you and you have confirmed it works with your phone. Major cities including Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, and Eldoret receive next-business-day delivery. Remote locations including Lodwar, Wajir, Mandera, and Marsabit receive delivery within 2-3 business days.

The Baseus Airpow II Qi2 carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects, with our Nairobi CBD service desk handling claims directly. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, accurate Kenyan market pricing, and reliable warranty backing on every Baseus power bank, charger, and cable we stock. Whether you are charging an iPhone 17 in a Westlands coffee shop, topping up a Samsung Galaxy S25 between matatu rides, or keeping a tablet alive during a long flight from JKIA, the Baseus Airpow II covers all three with one compact 209g unit you can magnetically snap to your phone and forget about.