Budi PB086B 10000mAh Digital Display Power Bank is in stock at Mascom International for KSh 3,000, sold from Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The Budi PB086B stores 10000mAh, rated at 37Wh, and pushes up to 20W through USB-C Power Delivery. A short Type-C charging cable sits built into the body, so the Budi PB086B still works on the days you left every cable at home. Three outputs let you run more than one device at once. A digital readout on the face shows the exact charge left, and every Budi PB086B we sell arrives brand new and sealed.
Boda riders taking M-Pesa payments from 6:00 AM, salon owners running clippers and a phone off one socket, and sales reps moving between Westlands and Industrial Area all lose the same thing by mid-afternoon: a working phone. Kenya Power interruptions make it worse, because a night without mains means starting the next morning already low. The Budi PB086B answers that with roughly 6,500mAh of real output at 5V once voltage conversion losses are counted. That covers one complete refill on a 5,000mAh Tecno or Infinix handset with something left over, and close to two refills on a current iPhone.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya stocking unlabelled 10000mAh packs with no watt-hour figure printed anywhere on the shell, Mascom International sells the Budi PB086B against its published 37Wh rating. Budi runs its own East Africa arm inside Nairobi CBD, so the brand is answerable locally rather than shipped in and abandoned. Customers around the CBD tell us the built-in cable ends up being the part they use daily, since it removes the one item people forget. Walk into our Kimathi Street counter to hold one, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Budi PB086B Power Bank
How many times will the Budi PB086B charge my phone?
Expect between one and two full refills, not the three or four printed on cheap packs. The 10000mAh cell holds 37Wh at 3.7V, and stepping that up to the 5V your phone accepts costs roughly 12 percent to heat and conversion. Real usable output lands near 6,500mAh. A 5,000mAh Tecno Spark or Infinix Hot takes one refill plus a useful top-up. A 3,500mAh iPhone gets close to two. Both figures assume you start near empty.
What does the built-in Type-C cable actually save me?
It removes the single most forgotten item in any bag. The Budi PB086B carries a short Type-C lead tucked into its own channel on the body, so a USB-C phone connects without you carrying anything extra. That matters on a matatu, at a client meeting, or during a Kenya Power interruption when your cable is still plugged into the wall at home. The lead also doubles as the recharge input, letting one connection refill the pack itself.
Is 20W fast enough for the phone I already own?
Yes, for almost every handset sold in Kenya. 20W over USB-C Power Delivery covers Apple's own iPhone ceiling, Samsung A-series charging, and the 18W to 20W range that Tecno, Infinix, Redmi, and Oppo mid-range models accept. A 5,000mAh phone climbs to roughly half charge in about 35 minutes on this pack. Handsets built for 45W, 67W, or 120W wall charging still charge safely here, just at their slower fallback rate.
How long does the Budi PB086B take to refill itself?
Roughly two and a half to three hours from a 20W USB-C wall adapter. That is short enough to top up over lunch rather than needing a full night, which is one practical advantage 10000mAh holds over bulkier 20000mAh packs. A basic 5W phone charger stretches the same job past six hours. Mascom International keeps 20W and 30W USB-C wall adapters at the Kimathi Street counter if you need one.
Can I charge three devices at the same time?
You can, using the built-in cable together with the USB-C and USB-A outputs. Total draw is shared rather than multiplied, so three connected devices each pull a fraction of the 20W ceiling instead of 20W apiece. A phone plus earbuds works comfortably. A phone plus a second phone plus a Safaricom pocket router works, though each finishes slower. For the quickest single charge, connect one device alone.
Does the digital display show an exact percentage?
Yes. The face carries a numeric readout rather than the four indicator dots used on budget packs, so you see a figure like 63 rather than guessing between two blinking lights. That number tells you whether enough remains for another full phone refill before you leave the house. The same readout confirms the pack is drawing input, which is a quick way to spot a dead socket or a failing extension cable.
Is the Budi PB086B safe to leave charging overnight?
Yes. The control board stops drawing input once the cells reach full, and protection circuits cover overcharge, overcurrent, overheating, and short circuits. Kenya's mains voltage swings during peak evening load, so pair the Budi PB086B with a decent adapter rather than a roadside knock-off. Keep it off bedding and out of parked cars in Mombasa or Kisumu heat, since high temperature is the main cause of shortened lithium cell life.
Why buy the Budi PB086B instead of a cheaper 10000mAh pack?
Honest capacity is the difference. Plenty of KSh 800 to KSh 1,200 packs on River Road print 10000mAh on the casing while holding a third of that, and none carry a watt-hour rating you can check. The Budi PB086B states 37Wh openly. It also adds a built-in cable, a numeric display, and three outputs at a price where most rivals give you one port and four dots. Mascom International backs it locally.
Technical Specifications
Battery Cell and Stored Capacity
- Rated at 10000mAh on a 3.7V nominal cell, equal to 37Wh of stored energy on the label.
- Lithium-polymer chemistry keeps the casing flat rather than round, so it lies against a phone in one hand.
- Usable output sits near 6,500mAh at 5V after conversion losses, the number that decides real charge counts.
- Sits far below the 100Wh airline threshold, so cabin carriage needs no approval on Kenyan domestic flights.
- Self-discharge stays low, holding most of its stored charge across weeks of sitting untouched in a bag.
- Cell life typically runs beyond 500 full cycles before stored capacity drops noticeably under daily use.
Charging Output and Speed Support
- Peak output of 20W over USB-C Power Delivery, shared between active connections rather than given to each.
- Covers the full charging speed of iPhone models, which cap at 20W regardless of the pack attached.
- Handles Samsung A-series, Tecno, Infinix, Redmi, and Oppo mid-range handsets at their normal wired rate.
- A 5,000mAh handset reaches roughly 50 percent in about 35 minutes when connected on its own.
- Output steps down automatically for devices requesting less current, protecting older phones and small accessories.
- Faster 45W and 67W handsets charge safely at their fallback rate instead of their wall-adapter rate.
Built-in Cable and Port Layout
- Short Type-C lead is fixed to the body and stores in its own channel, needing no separate cable.
- Same built-in lead handles recharge input, so one connection fills the pack from any USB-C adapter.
- Separate USB-C port gives a second output for a phone, tablet, or USB-C earbuds case.
- USB-A port accepts existing Lightning or Micro-USB cables already in your drawer or car.
- Three outputs run together, splitting the shared 20W ceiling across whatever you have connected.
- Standard connectors throughout, so nothing proprietary and no replacement cable to hunt down later.
Digital Display and Daily Controls
- Numeric readout on the face shows remaining charge as a figure instead of four vague indicator dots.
- The exact number removes guesswork about whether enough remains for one more complete phone refill.
- Display wakes on a single side-button press and dims after a short idle period to save charge.
- Readout also confirms input is flowing, exposing a dead wall socket or a faulty extension cable quickly.
- Low-current mode suits earbuds, fitness bands, and watches that draw too little to trigger normal output.
- Button and port cluster sit on one edge, so nothing gets pressed accidentally inside a bag.
Device Compatibility Across Brands
- Charges any USB-powered device: phones, tablets, earbuds, watches, pocket routers, and handheld gaming devices.
- Works directly with iPhone 15 and newer through USB-C, and older iPhones through a Lightning cable.
- Supports Samsung Galaxy A and S series, Tecno, Infinix, Redmi, Oppo, Vivo, and Nothing handsets.
- Keeps a Safaricom or Airtel pocket router online through an evening blackout so home Wi-Fi stays up.
- Runs Bluetooth earbuds through several full recharge cycles from a single fill of the pack.
- Tops up a Nintendo Switch slowly in handheld mode, though larger packs suit consoles far better.
Build Quality and Safety Protection
- Moulded plastic shell with a matte finish that hides fingerprints and shrugs off daily bag scuffs.
- Slim rectangular profile slides into a shirt pocket, a laptop sleeve, or a small handbag without bulk.
- Protection circuits cover overcharge, overcurrent, overheating, and short circuits across every output at once.
- Output halts automatically if internal temperature climbs, which matters in Mombasa and Kisumu humidity.
- Recessed port openings reduce the dust ingress common on Thika Road commutes and upcountry travel.
Package Contents
- Budi PB086B 10000mAh power bank with built-in Type-C cable attached
- Short USB charging cable for the USB-A port
- User manual and safety information leaflet
- Mascom International warranty card
Note:Wall adapters rated 20W and 30W are stocked separately at our Kimathi Street counter for anyone who wants the shortest refill time.
Warranty
The Budi PB086B carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Coverage starts on the purchase date and includes the cell, the control board, the built-in cable, and the output ports under normal use. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk without shipping anything abroad. Physical damage, liquid exposure, and faults caused by unsafe adapters fall outside coverage.
Where to Buy the Budi PB086B in Kenya
Budi PB086B 10000mAh Digital Display Power Bank is available now at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit the store Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and test the Budi PB086B against your own phone before you decide. Available in black.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International delivers the Budi PB086B to all 47 Kenyan counties on pay-on-arrival terms, so you check the unit before any money changes hands. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. All other major cities and towns, including Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Mombasa, Nyeri, and Machakos, receive next-business-day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Each unit leaves the counter with the 6-month Mascom warranty stated above, coordinated from our Nairobi CBD service desk.
Shoppers across Kenya come to Mascom International for capacity figures that hold up, pricing that matches the current market, and after-sales help on every charging accessory we stock.
