Built for university students at Kenyatta University, Strathmore, USIU, and JKUAT who attend online lectures through Zoom and Microsoft Teams, the Baseus Enock handles voice calls, audio podcasts, and music streaming on Spotify, Boomplay, YouTube Music, and Audiomance with no battery to recharge or Bluetooth pairing to manage. Daily matatu commuters, taxi drivers, security personnel working long shifts, and call-centre staff across Westlands, Industrial Area, and Mombasa Road need audio gear that works the moment it plugs in, lasts through 12-hour days, and costs little enough to replace if lost. The Baseus Enock fills that gap directly, addressing the frustration of dead Bluetooth earbuds mid-commute or mid-call.

Unlike traditional electronics retailers in Kenya who push only wireless earbuds at KSh 5,000 to KSh 25,000, Mascom International keeps the Baseus Enock priced at KSh 2,500 with the same after-sales backing we provide on our higher-tier audio stock. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest accessory pricing, and the Baseus Enock has become one of our steady-moving wired audio products. Walk into our Nairobi CBD showroom to test the fit and audio output before purchase, or order through countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties.

The Baseus Enock suits anyone who wants reliable wired audio for calls, music, and online classes without spending heavily. University students, public service vehicle drivers, security guards, call-centre agents, factory workers, and office staff who handle long phone shifts will get the most daily value from the KSh 2,500 outlay. The Baseus Enock works well as a backup pair kept in a bag alongside wireless earbuds, since wired audio never runs out of battery during a long Nairobi commute or a cross-country trip to Kisumu, Eldoret, or Mombasa.

The Baseus Enock terminates in a standard 3.5mm gold-plated jack, which connects directly to phones, tablets, and laptops that retain the headphone port. For phones without a 3.5mm jack including most iPhones from iPhone 7 onwards, recent Samsung Galaxy S and A flagships, and modern Pixel models, you connect the Baseus Enock through a USB-C to 3.5mm or Lightning to 3.5mm adapter. Mascom International stocks both adapter types separately at our Kimathi Street store, so confirm your phone's port type when collecting your order.

The Baseus Enock uses a 10mm dynamic driver tuned for warm bass response with clear midrange vocals across the 20Hz to 20kHz frequency range. [SPEC UNVERIFIED: exact frequency response and impedance figures vary between Baseus Enock models including H06, H17, H18, and H19 confirm with our team which exact Enock variant is in stock.] For music, the sound profile suits popular Kenyan genres including Gengetone, Bongo, Afrobeats, and gospel, alongside podcasts and audiobooks. The MEMS in-line microphone produces clear voice pickup for WhatsApp calls, Safaricom voice calls, Microsoft Teams meetings, and customer service work where the other party hears your voice without background noise distortion.

The 1.2-meter cable uses anti-tangle TPE construction designed to resist kinking and stretching during repeated daily handling. Wound carefully around a phone or stored in a small pouch between uses, the cable typically lasts 12 to 24 months under regular daily use including matatu commutes, gym workouts, and office wear. Users report that wrapping cables tightly around the phone or stuffing them loose in pockets shortens lifespan, while a small zipped pouch or wire wrap extends it considerably. Mascom International includes a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects from the date of purchase.

Wired earphones remove three frustrations that wireless owners face daily across Kenya: battery anxiety on long days, pairing failures when switching between phone, laptop, and car audio, and the cost of replacement when one bud is lost. The Baseus Enock plugs in and works without setup, never requires charging, never drops audio mid-call, and produces zero latency for video content where lip-sync matters. For students attending online classes through Zoom in JKUAT, Egerton, Moi University, and Kenyatta University libraries, wired audio also avoids interference from crowded Wi-Fi environments where Bluetooth can stutter.

The Baseus Enock works with all voice calls placed through any Kenyan network including Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, and Telkom Kenya. The 3.5mm connection passes both microphone audio and earpiece audio through the standard four-pole TRRS configuration that all Kenyan smartphones support. WhatsApp voice calls, Microsoft Teams meetings, Zoom classes, and traditional GSM calls all route through the in-line microphone with consistent voice pickup. The single in-line button (or three-button cluster on certain Enock variants) accepts and ends calls without needing to touch the phone screen.

The Baseus Enock retail box ships with the earphone unit including pre-fitted medium silicone ear tips, a set of additional ear tip sizes for fit adjustment (small and large), and a printed user manual with warranty information. [SPEC UNVERIFIED: the H18 ships three ear tip sizes; the H06 packaging may differ  confirm exact contents with our team when collecting.] Baseus does not include a carrying pouch in the standard Enock retail box, though Mascom International stocks compatible small earphone pouches separately at low cost for users who want extra cable protection during daily transport.

The Baseus Enock represents fair value at KSh 2,500 against the wider Kenyan wired earphone market, where unbranded units sell for KSh 200 to KSh 800 and brand-name competitors including Sony MDR-EX15AP, JBL T110, and Realme Buds Wired retail between KSh 1,800 and KSh 3,500. The Baseus Enock sits in the middle of that range with build quality closer to the upper end thanks to the gold-plated jack, MEMS microphone, and TPE cable. Buyers who have lost three pairs of cheap unbranded earphones in six months typically save money by spending once on the Baseus Enock and using it for over a year.

At KSh 2,500, wireless earbuds in Kenya's market are usually unbranded TWS units with 3 to 4 hour battery life, weak microphones for calls, and 1 to 2 month typical lifespans before charging case failures. The Baseus Enock trades the wireless freedom for a wired connection that produces clearer call audio, never runs out of power, and offers a 6-month warranty backing through Mascom International. Buyers who specifically need wireless freedom for gym workouts or wireless-only phones should consider the Baseus Bowie E3 or W04 Pro at higher price points instead.

The Baseus Enock uses a 10mm dynamic driver paired with PU composite diaphragm material to produce balanced audio across music, podcasts, and voice content. Frequency response covers 20Hz to 20kHz, the standard human hearing range, with bass tuning that works well for Gengetone, hip-hop, Afrobeats, and gospel content popular across Kenya. Sensitivity rates around 107dB at 1kHz, meaning the earphones produce sufficient volume from any standard smartphone or laptop without needing a separate amplifier. [SPEC CONFLICT: H18 specifications list 16Ω impedance and 107dB sensitivity; other Enock variants may differ. Used H18 figures as reference — confirm specific model with our team.] The lateral in-ear design positions the driver to seal against the ear canal entry, blocking ambient matatu and traffic noise during commutes.

The Baseus Enock terminates in a 3.5mm gold-plated TRRS audio jack that handles both stereo audio output and microphone input through a single connection point. The 1.2-meter cable length comfortably reaches from a phone in a trouser pocket or backpack up to ear level without pulling tight during walking or seated use. Cable construction uses anti-tangle TPE material that resists the kinking common to cheaper earphone wires. The Y-split sits at chest height with the in-line microphone and control unit positioned on the right cable, within easy reach for call answering and music playback control without removing the phone from a pocket or bag.

The Baseus Enock requires zero battery power, drawing all energy directly from the connected phone, tablet, or laptop through the 3.5mm connection. This eliminates the daily charging routine that wireless earbuds demand and removes any risk of running out of audio mid-commute, mid-class, or mid-meeting. Compared to wireless earbuds that typically produce 4 to 8 hours per charge with a charging case carrying 20 to 30 additional hours, the Baseus Enock works continuously for as long as the source phone has battery. Users who travel upcountry to areas with limited electricity find this independence particularly valuable, since wired earphones never become useless during multi-day power outages.

The Baseus Enock earpieces use ABS plastic housings paired with the TPE cable jacket for a total weight near 14 grams, light enough that users forget they are wearing them during extended listening. The lateral in-ear design with three included ear tip sizes handles fit variation between users, important since poorly fitting earphones produce both bass loss and listening fatigue. Build construction targets 12 to 24 months of daily use with reasonable handling, longer than the typical lifespan of unbranded sub-KSh 1,000 alternatives. The cable's gold-plated 3.5mm jack resists corrosion better than nickel-plated budget connectors, particularly relevant in Kenya's humid coastal areas including Mombasa, Diani, Watamu, and Lamu.

The in-line control unit on the Baseus Enock includes either a single-button or three-button configuration depending on the specific Enock variant in stock. Single-button versions handle play, pause, call answer, and call end through different press patterns; three-button versions add separate volume up and volume down controls without needing to touch the phone screen. The MEMS microphone uses an omnidirectional pickup pattern that captures voice clearly for WhatsApp calls, Microsoft Teams meetings, Zoom classes, and standard cellular calls across Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, and Telkom Kenya networks. Mascom International confirms the exact button configuration of the in-stock unit at the time of purchase, since the Enock model line includes both single-button and three-button variants.

The Baseus Enock carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects covering the audio driver, cable construction, and in-line microphone. Warranty does not cover physical damage from cable yanking, water immersion beyond normal sweat exposure, or ear tip wear from regular use. Mascom International's Nairobi CBD service desk handles warranty claims directly without requiring you to ship the unit back to Baseus or wait for international processing.

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The Baseus Enock carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects.

Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles after-sales support directly. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest accessory specifications, current Kenyan market pricing, and reliable warranty backing on every Bluetooth speaker, earphone, and audio accessory we stock.