Budi CC622RTTB 33W Mini PD Car Charger is now available at Mascom International for KSh 1,500, supplied with a 1.2-metre USB-C to USB-C cable in the box. The single USB-C port pushes up to 33W using Power Delivery 3.0 and PPS, taking a modern phone from flat to roughly half charge in about 30 minutes of driving. The Budi CC622RTTB sits almost flush in a standard 12V or 24V cigarette lighter socket, so it never blocks the gear lever or the socket beside it. Collect the Budi CC622RTTB at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, open Monday-Saturday 9:00 AM-7:00 PM.
Sales teams covering the Nairobi-Mombasa corridor, real estate agents driving between Karen, Runda and Kileleshwa viewings, and Uber and Bolt drivers running navigation for ten hours a day all face the same problem. A phone on Google Maps with the screen at full brightness drains faster than a 10W socket charger can refill it, so the battery keeps sliding down through the day. The Budi CC622RTTB reverses that. At 33W the charger adds power faster than navigation, hotspot and M-Pesa activity can pull it out, which means you arrive at your next stop with more battery than you started with, not less.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya who sell car chargers as loose no-name plugs with no cable, Mascom International supplies the Budi CC622RTTB as a complete kit with a matched 1.2-metre USB-C to USB-C cable rated for the full output. Users consistently report that cheap 12V adapters either stop working within months or charge so slowly that the phone still loses ground during a long drive. Test the fit of the Budi CC622RTTB in person at our Kimathi Street shop, or order it for pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties.
Common Questions About the Budi CC622RTTB 33W Mini PD Car Charger
What makes the Budi CC622RTTB different from a standard car USB charger?
Output and protocol support are the difference. A typical car USB adapter gives 5V at 1A or 2.4A, which is 5W to 12W. The Budi CC622RTTB negotiates up to 33W over USB-C Power Delivery 3.0 and PPS, roughly three times the speed. It also switches voltage automatically between 5V, 9V and 12V depending on what your phone requests, instead of forcing one fixed voltage on every device connected to it.
How fast does the Budi CC622RTTB actually charge a phone during a drive?
Around 50% in 30 minutes on a compatible phone. That covers the Westlands-to-Karen run or a Thika Road commute in traffic. An iPhone 15 or 16, a Samsung Galaxy S24 with PPS support, or a Pixel will pull close to the full 33W in the first stretch of charging before tapering. Older phones without USB-C Power Delivery still charge, just at their own slower rate rather than the 33W ceiling.
Which phones and devices work with the Budi CC622RTTB?
Anything with a USB-C charging port. That includes iPhone 15 and newer, all recent Samsung Galaxy, Tecno, Infinix, Xiaomi, Redmi, Oppo and Vivo handsets, iPads, Android tablets, earbud cases, and USB-C rechargeable torches or cameras. iPhone 14 and earlier models charge through a USB-C to Lightning cable, which Mascom International stocks separately. The charger reads each device and matches its request rather than pushing a fixed current at everything.
Does the Budi CC622RTTB come with a charging cable?
Yes. A 1.2-metre USB-C to USB-C cable ships in the box, and it is rated to carry the full 33W. This matters more than most buyers expect. A cheap cable that only handles 3A at 5V will cap a 33W charger at around 15W no matter how good the adapter is. The included cable length reaches from a dashboard socket to a windscreen mount, a centre console, or a passenger holding the phone.
Is 33W safe for my car's electrical socket?
Yes, on any standard vehicle. The charger accepts 12V to 24V input, covering saloons, SUVs, matatus, pickups and lorries without a separate adapter. At 33W it draws under 3A from the socket, well inside the 10A to 15A fuse rating of a typical cigarette lighter circuit. Built-in protection cuts output on over-voltage, over-current, over-temperature and short circuit, so a faulty cable or a wet connector shuts the charger down rather than the fuse.
Can the Budi CC622RTTB charge a laptop or a tablet?
Tablets, yes. Laptops, only the low-draw ones. An iPad or Galaxy Tab charges at close to its normal wall-plug speed. A MacBook Air or a lightweight USB-C ultrabook will charge slowly while idle and will hold its level rather than gain during heavy work. A 15-inch gaming laptop needs 100W or more and is beyond this charger. For laptop-class charging in a vehicle, ask our Kimathi Street team about higher-output units.
Is the Budi CC622RTTB worth KSh 1,500 in Kenya's market?
Compare it against buying the parts separately. A no-name 33W car adapter runs KSh 900 to KSh 1,200 in Nairobi CBD, and a USB-C to USB-C cable rated for that output adds another KSh 700 to KSh 1,000. The Budi CC622RTTB bundles both for KSh 1,500 with a 6-month warranty from a shop you can walk into. Over a two-year life that works out to about KSh 2 per day.
How does the Budi CC622RTTB handle Kenya's heat and dust?
The housing uses heat-resistant ABS and polycarbonate, the same material class used for automotive interior parts. A car parked in Nairobi noon sun can reach 60 degrees inside, and the charger tolerates that without warping. Temperature protection throttles output if the internal chip runs hot in stop-start traffic. The low-profile shape leaves little gap around the socket rim for dust picked up on Mombasa Road or upcountry gravel to collect in.
Technical Specifications
Charging Output and Power Delivery Protocols
- Rated output peaks at 33W through a single USB-C port, enough for fast charging on every current phone
- Fixed voltage steps run 5V at 3A, 9V at 3A, and 12V at 2.5A, matched automatically to the connected device
- PPS range covers 3.3V to 11V at 3A, the mode Samsung Galaxy phones use for their quickest charging speeds
- USB Power Delivery 3.0 handshake lets the phone request its own charging profile instead of accepting one fixed current
- Input accepts 12V to 24V, covering private saloons, SUVs, matatus, pickups, lorries and most commercial vehicles
- Quick Charge compatibility supports older Android handsets that predate USB-C Power Delivery, at their own supported rate
Device Compatibility Across Phone Brands
- iPhone 15, 16 and 17 series charge at full USB-C Power Delivery speed with the cable supplied in the box
- Samsung Galaxy S and A series draw the PPS profile, reaching Super Fast Charging rates where the handset supports it
- Tecno, Infinix and Itel handsets sold widely across Kenya charge over their standard USB-C Power Delivery negotiation
- Xiaomi, Redmi, Oppo, Vivo and Realme phones charge at PD speeds, though proprietary modes stay tied to the original wall plug
- iPads, Galaxy Tab models and Android tablets charge at close to their normal mains speed on the 33W output
- Earbud cases, USB-C power banks, action cameras and rechargeable torches all charge safely on the same port
Included USB-C to USB-C Cable
- Cable length measures 1.2 metres, long enough to reach a windscreen mount or hand it to a rear passenger
- Conductor rating carries the full 33W, so the cable never becomes the limit on charging speed
- Both ends use USB-C, matching every phone released in Kenya from roughly 2020 onward except older iPhones
- Reinforced strain relief at each connector resists the repeated bending that kills cheap cables inside three months
- Data transfer is supported alongside charging, useful for Android Auto and wired CarPlay on compatible head units
- iPhone 14 and earlier owners need a USB-C to Lightning cable instead, stocked separately at our Kimathi Street shop
Build Quality and Daily Durability
- Housing combines ABS and polycarbonate, a heat-resistant blend chosen for the temperatures inside a parked vehicle
- Low-profile body sits nearly flush with the socket rim, leaving the gear lever and adjacent sockets clear
- Compact footprint measures roughly 48mm long by 22mm wide, small enough to leave plugged in permanently
- Spring-loaded side contacts grip the socket wall firmly, so the charger stays seated over speed bumps and rough sections
- Black finish hides the dust and fingerprints that collect on interior surfaces during dry-season driving upcountry
- Weight sits under 30 grams, light enough to move between a personal car and a work vehicle daily
Safety Features and Circuit Protection
- Over-voltage protection cuts output if the vehicle's electrical supply spikes during engine cranking or alternator surges
- Over-current protection limits draw to the negotiated level, guarding both the phone battery and the vehicle fuse
- Over-temperature protection reduces output when the internal chip heats up in slow Nairobi traffic under direct sun
- Short-circuit protection shuts the port down instantly if a damaged cable bridges the contacts inside the connector
- Voltage negotiation happens before power flows, so a device never receives more than it has agreed to accept
- No moving parts and no exposed metal on the output face reduce the risk of accidental shorts in the cabin
Vehicle Fitment and Socket Requirements
- Fits any standard 12V cigarette lighter socket found in saloons, hatchbacks, SUVs and pickups sold in Kenya
- Works on 24V commercial circuits in lorries, buses and heavy vehicles without a separate voltage converter
- Draws under 3A from the socket at full output, comfortably inside the 10A to 15A fuse rating on most circuits
- Plug and play operation needs no wiring, no installation and no dashboard modification of any kind
- Leaving it plugged in with the engine off draws negligible standby current, though removal is still the safer habit
- Suits vehicles fitted with an armrest or centre console socket as well as the traditional dashboard position
Package Contents
- Budi CC622RTTB 33W Mini PD Car Charger in black
- 1.2-metre USB-C to USB-C charging cable rated for the full 33W output
- User guide with charging rate and safety information
- Mascom International 6-month warranty card
Note: A USB-C to Lightning cable for iPhone 14 and earlier models is not part of this kit. Mascom International stocks compatible Lightning cables separately, and our Kimathi Street team can match one to your handset at the counter.
Warranty
The Budi CC622RTTB 33W Mini PD Car Charger carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Coverage includes the charging unit and the supplied cable under normal use in a vehicle. Bring the unit and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk, and our team handles the claim directly without sending you back to a third party.
Prefer delivery? Mascom International reaches all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival service, so you inspect the charger and the cable before any money changes hands. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa, Kakamega, Kisii, Nyeri, Meru, Thika, Machakos and every other major town receive delivery within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Order through any channel that suits you. Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521. Email: info@mascomintl.com. Website: www.mascomintl.com. Send us your phone model on WhatsApp and we will confirm the charging speed you can expect before you commit.
Every Budi CC622RTTB leaves our shop tested on a live socket and backed by the 6-month warranty stated above. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accessories that hold up, honest pricing, and a physical shop they can return to.
