The Budi PB091B Power Bank is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 2,500, with a 10000mAh capacity rated at 37Wh, 22.5W output over PD and QC 3.0, and three ports: two USB-A and one USB-C. It arrives brand new and sealed, in a mini body that fits a jacket pocket or handbag. An LED battery readout shows the remaining charge at a glance. The Budi PB091B Power Bank is on display at our first-floor shop in Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, where you can try it with your own devices before buying.
Designed for families, sales teams, NGO field staff and anyone who carries more than one gadget, the Budi PB091B Power Bank handles a common headache. A phone, a second handset for M-Pesa or business calls, and a pair of earbuds all run low at different times, and a single-cable power bank can only serve one. The Budi PB091B Power Bank works with the cables you already own, so a USB-A lead for an older Android phone and a USB-C lead for a newer one both have a port. Field officers driving between Nakuru, Kericho and Kisumu tell us it removes the daily hunt for a socket.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell power banks with no model number and no after-sales desk, Mascom International stocks named Budi models backed by a 6-month warranty. Buyers throughout Kenya report that the Budi PB091B Power Bank is the one they choose when two people share a power bank on a trip. At KSh 2,500 it also costs less than the Budi PB800B and PB086B models, which store the same 10000mAh. Visit us on Kimathi Street to compare it in person, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties.
Common Questions About the Budi PB091B Power Bank
What is the Budi PB091B Power Bank price in Kenya?
The Budi PB091B Power Bank sells for KSh 2,500 brand new at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That figure includes a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects and pay-on-arrival delivery to every county. It costs KSh 300 less than the Budi PB800B Power Bank at KSh 2,800 and KSh 500 less than the Budi PB086B Power Bank at KSh 3,000. M-Pesa, cash and card are all accepted at our Kimathi Street counter, and riders accept M-Pesa on delivery.
Can the Budi PB091B Power Bank charge more than one device at a time?
Yes, the Budi PB091B Power Bank has three output ports, two USB-A and one USB-C, so you can plug in several devices with your own cables. When more than one device draws power together, the available output is shared, so each one charges more slowly than it would alone. For the full 22.5W, charge one phone by itself first. This suits a couple sharing one power bank on a long bus ride from Nairobi to Mombasa.
What does 37Wh mean on the Budi PB091B Power Bank, and can I fly with it?
The 37Wh figure on the Budi PB091B Power Bank is its energy rating in watt-hours, the unit airlines use to judge battery limits. Most airlines allow power banks under 100Wh in cabin luggage without approval, so 37Wh sits well inside that rule. Carry it in your hand luggage at JKIA or Moi International Airport, never in a checked bag. Check your airline's current rules before travel, since some carriers set their own limits on how many units you carry.
What is the difference between PD and QC 3.0 on the Budi PB091B Power Bank?
PD and QC 3.0 are two fast-charging standards, and the Budi PB091B Power Bank supports both, up to 22.5W. PD, or USB Power Delivery, is used by iPhones, Google Pixel and most new Samsung and Android phones over USB-C. QC 3.0, or Quick Charge 3.0, is a Qualcomm standard found on many older Android phones that charge through USB-A. Your phone picks the standard it understands, so both older and newer handsets in one household get faster charging.
How does the Budi PB091B Power Bank compare with the Budi PB086B Power Bank?
The Budi PB091B Power Bank lists 22.5W output with PD and QC 3.0, while the Budi PB086B Power Bank lists 20W PD and adds a built-in Type-C cable. Both store 10000mAh and both offer three ports. The Budi PB091B Power Bank uses an LED battery readout and costs KSh 2,500; the Budi PB086B Power Bank has a digital display and costs KSh 3,000. Choose the Budi PB091B Power Bank to save KSh 500 and use your own cables.
Will the Budi PB091B Power Bank keep a Safaricom or Airtel MiFi running during a blackout?
Yes, the Budi PB091B Power Bank can recharge a USB-powered Safaricom or Airtel MiFi through one port while your phone charges from another. During an evening KPLC outage that keeps internet running for homework, remote work or streaming the news. A 10000mAh pack will not run a MiFi forever, so treat it as a few hours of backup rather than an all-night supply. Keep the power bank charged whenever the mains supply returns, so it is ready for the next cut.
Which cables should I use with the Budi PB091B Power Bank?
The Budi PB091B Power Bank works with the cables your devices already use, because it has open USB-A and USB-C ports rather than an attached lead. A USB-C to USB-C cable gives the fastest PD charging for newer phones, while a USB-A cable suits older Android handsets on QC 3.0. A short cable of under one metre loses less power and tangles less in a bag. Mascom International stocks Budi cables in several lengths if yours are worn.
Is the Budi PB091B Power Bank right for me, or should I choose something else?
The Budi PB091B Power Bank is a good fit if you charge two or three gadgets, own cables already, and want to spend less than on the PB800B or PB086B. It is not the right choice for anyone who forgets cables often; the Budi PB800B Power Bank has one built in. It also cannot charge a laptop, which needs a USB-C PD power bank rated at 45W or more. If you prefer a numeric charge readout, look at the Budi PB086B Power Bank.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Capacity
- 10000mAh capacity — stores enough power for one to two phone charges, depending on your phone's battery size.
- 37Wh energy rating — the watt-hour figure airlines check, well under the common 100Wh cabin limit for power banks.
- 22.5W top output — a single phone on its own charges at up to 22.5W, much faster than a basic 5W pack.
- PD support — USB Power Delivery fast charging for iPhones, Pixel and recent Samsung and Android phones over USB-C.
- QC 3.0 support — Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 gives faster charging to older Android handsets that use a USB-A cable.
- LED battery readout — shows how much charge remains, so you can plan a recharge before a long day out.
Compatibility and Ports
- Two USB-A ports — suit older phones, feature phones, earbuds and MiFi units that charge with a USB-A cable.
- One USB-C port — gives the fastest PD charging to USB-C phones, including iPhone 15 and later models.
- Multi-device charging — three ports let you top up a phone, a second handset and earbuds together, with output shared.
- Lightning iPhones — iPhone 14 and earlier charge through a USB-A or USB-C to Lightning cable you supply.
- Tablets and wearables — a USB-C tablet, smartwatch charger or fitness band dock can draw power from any free port.
- Your own cables — no lead is fixed to the body, so one worn cable never makes the whole unit useless.
Build and Everyday Use
- Mini form factor — small enough for a jacket pocket, school bag or the glove box of a car.
- Port layout — the open ports let a family share one unit on a road trip without passing a phone around.
- Heat care — keep it away from car dashboards and direct sun, because high heat shortens lithium battery life.
- Dust care — blow dust out of the ports now and then, especially after trips on murram roads upcountry.
- Outage readiness — recharge it whenever mains power is on, so it is full before the next blackout.
Inclusions
- Budi PB091B Power Bank — the unit itself, brand new and sealed in Budi retail packaging.
- 6-month warranty — Mascom International covers manufacturing defects under normal use, with claims handled in Nairobi CBD.
- Cables and wall chargers — compatible Budi cables and chargers are sold separately at Mascom International.
- Box contents check — ask us on WhatsApp to confirm everything in the current stock's box before you collect.
- In-store testing — try it with your own devices and cables at our Kimathi Street counter before paying.
Package Contents
The Budi PB091B Power Bank comes brand new and sealed in its Budi retail box. Because it charges through open USB-A and USB-C ports, your existing cables do the work, and a worn lead can be swapped cheaply without replacing the power bank. If you need a fresh USB-C or USB-A cable, or a wall charger to refill the unit, Mascom International stocks compatible options. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm the exact box contents of the units on our shelf today.
Warranty
The Budi PB091B Power Bank carries a 6-month warranty from Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Bring any claim to our Nairobi CBD service desk at Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, with the unit and your receipt. Our staff will test the power bank in front of you and explain the next step.
Buying the Budi PB091B Power Bank from Mascom International
You can collect the Budi PB091B Power Bank from Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The shop is open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring the devices and cables you plan to use, and test all three ports before you pay. Colours vary by shipment, so confirm the one in stock on WhatsApp first.
Get in touch on any of these:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and Nakuru, Kisumu, Kericho, Nyeri and other major towns get next business day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
The 6-month warranty above applies from the day you buy. Our team gives honest specifications, accurate prices and real after-sales help, so you know exactly what the Budi PB091B Power Bank will and will not do before it leaves the shop.
