The Budi PB806W Magnetic Wireless Power Bank is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 4,200, sold from our counter at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The pack holds a 10000mAh cell rated at 37Wh. Two USB-C ports each push up to 20W over Power Delivery, a magnetic pad on the back runs wireless charging at up to 15W, and a second small pad supplies 2.5W for a smartwatch. That magnetic face also works as a holder, propping your phone at a viewing angle while it fills. An LED window reports the remaining percentage instead of guessing dots.
TheBudi PB806W is built for people who leave the house with three or four things that all need charging. A sales rep covering Nakuru and Eldoret carries a phone, a tracker watch, and earbuds for client calls. A boda rider running deliveries watches his battery drop under constant GPS. Students at Kenyatta University and USIU juggle a phone and wireless buds through long library sessions. Buying separate chargers for each item means separate cables and separate wall sockets, which nobody has during a Kenya Power outage. One pack that handles four devices at once removes that pile.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell magnetic packs with no printed output figures on the box, Mascom International publishes what the Budi PB806W actually does: 20W shared across everything drawing at once, not 20W each. Customers across Nairobi report the magnet holding firm through a slim case on the matatu, and they report the holder function getting more daily use than expected during video calls. Visit our Kimathi Street counter to snap the Budi PB806W onto your own handset before you pay, or order it for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Budi PB806W
Can the Budi PB806W really charge four devices at the same time?
Yes. Two USB-C ports, the large magnetic pad, and the small wearable pad all run simultaneously. In practice that means a phone snapped to the magnet, a smartwatch on the second pad, and earbuds plus a tablet on the two cables. The catch is the shared 20W ceiling: the pack splits that budget across whatever is connected, so each device charges slower than it would alone. Four at once is a convenience mode, not a speed mode.
How much does the 20W total output slow things down with everything connected?
A single phone on one USB-C port draws the full 20W and charges at normal Power Delivery speed. Add a second cable and the pack roughly halves the split, so each side sees around 10W. Add both wireless pads and the phone on the magnet typically settles near 7.5W rather than 15W. If you want the fastest possible refill for one device, use one USB-C port alone and leave the other outputs idle.
Does the magnetic face work as a phone stand while charging?
It does, and this is the feature most buyers underestimate. The magnetic module includes a fold-out holder that props the attached handset at an angle instead of leaving it flat. That turns the Budi PB806W into a desk stand for Zoom calls, a kitchen counter stand for recipes, or a bedside stand for late-night streaming, all while the phone charges wirelessly. The magnet carries the phone's weight at that angle without the handset sliding down.
How does the 2.5W pad handle an Apple Watch or a Galaxy Watch?
The small pad is tuned specifically for Apple Watch charging at 2.5W, matching the wattage Apple's own puck supplies. Lay the watch face down on the marked circle and it begins charging. Galaxy Watch, Huawei Watch, and most Fitbit models use different proprietary charging pucks and will not sit on this pad. For those brands, run the watch's own cradle from one of the USB-C ports instead.
What does the LED display actually tell you?
It shows a numeric percentage of remaining charge, from 100 down to 1, rather than the four-dot bars used on cheaper packs. That distinction matters. Four dots tell you the pack is somewhere between 50 and 75 percent, which is useless when planning a day. A number tells you whether 34 percent is enough to get your handset through an afternoon of Safaricom data and M-Pesa transactions before you reach a socket again.
Which phones stick to the magnet without buying anything extra?
Any iPhone from the 12 series onward has the built-in magnet ring and snaps on directly. iPhone 16 and 17 models hold identically. Samsung Galaxy, Tecno, Infinix, Xiaomi, and Oppo handsets have no magnets inside, so they need either a magnetic case or a thin adhesive metal ring stuck to the back. Mascom International stocks those rings separately at the Kimathi Street counter for a few hundred shillings.
Is 20W enough for a modern top-tier handset?
For a mid-range phone, yes. A Samsung Galaxy A series or a Tecno Camon reaches its own charging ceiling at or below 20W, so nothing is lost. An iPhone 17 Pro or Galaxy S25 Ultra can accept 25W to 45W from a wall charger, so 20W refills them at roughly half that rate. From a portable pack this is normal and actually kinder to the battery, since lower wattage generates less heat inside the phone.
How does the Budi PB806W differ from the Budi PB806W on the same shelf?
The PB809W builds its cables into the body and pushes 22.5W wired, aimed at someone who forgets cables. The Budi PB806W drops the built-in cables in favour of two open USB-C ports, adds the dedicated 2.5W watch pad, and adds the fold-out holder. Pick the PB806W if you own an Apple Watch or want a charging stand. Pick the PB809W if never carrying a cable matters more to you.
Is the Budi PB806W worth KSh 4,200 against cheaper unbranded magnetic packs?
Unbranded magnetic packs sell around KSh 2,000 to KSh 2,800 in Nairobi, and the gap buys three things. Budi has manufactured mobile accessories since 2009 under CE, FCC, and RoHS certification, so the cell capacity printed on the case is the capacity inside it. The magnet strength is specified rather than guessed. And Mascom International attaches a 6-month warranty with a physical service desk behind it rather than a phone number that stops answering.
Technical Specifications
Battery Cell and Usable Capacity
- 10000mAh lithium-polymer cell rated at 37Wh, the watt-hour figure airlines check against the 100Wh cabin baggage limit
- Roughly 6200mAh survives voltage conversion on the wired ports, which is what determines real refill counts
- Wireless transfer loses more, leaving near 4500mAh equivalent through the magnetic pad due to inductive heat losses
- That covers roughly 1.8 full charges of an iPhone 15 or 1.2 charges of a 5000mAh Samsung Galaxy A series handset
- Rated near 500 charge cycles before capacity settles toward 80 percent, about two years of daily commuter use
- Lithium-polymer chemistry holds voltage steadily until close to empty, so output does not sag halfway through a charge
Wired Output Through Dual Type-C Ports
- Two USB-C ports each rated 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A, and 12V/1.67A, giving a 20W Power Delivery ceiling per port
- Total draw across every output caps at 20W, split automatically between whatever is connected at that moment
- Power Delivery negotiation happens in milliseconds, so the phone and pack agree on voltage before current flows
- USB-C covers Samsung Galaxy, Tecno, Infinix, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, and iPhone 15 through iPhone 17 series
- Older iPhone 8 to iPhone 14 models charge from a USB-C to Lightning cable, which is sold separately at Mascom International
- Nintendo Switch in handheld mode, Kindle readers, and most Bluetooth speakers accept charge from either port
Magnetic Wireless Pad and Phone Holder
- Magnet array aligns with the MagSafe ring in iPhone 12 through iPhone 17, snapping into place without hunting for the coil
- Wireless output steps through 15W, 10W, 7.5W, and 5W depending on what the attached handset negotiates
- Fold-out magnetic holder props the phone at a viewing angle, working as a desk or bedside stand while charging
- Qi-compatible Android handsets charge on the pad but need manual alignment, since they carry no matching magnets
- Adhesive metal rings, stocked separately at our Kimathi Street counter, add magnetic grip to non-magnetic phones
- Magnetic hold stays firm through slim cases up to roughly 2mm thick, including most clear and silicone covers
Wearable Charging Pad and Output Sharing
- Dedicated 2.5W pad matches the wattage of Apple's own Watch puck, charging Apple Watch Series 4 onward
- Watch pad sits separate from the phone magnet, so both can run at once without either blocking the other
- Galaxy Watch, Huawei Watch, and Fitbit use proprietary cradles and cannot charge from this pad
- With four outputs live, the 20W budget divides down, so plan simultaneous charging for overnight rather than a rushed exit
- Charging one device alone always produces the fastest result, a rule that applies to every multi-output pack sold
- Output sharing is managed by the internal controller, which reallocates current as devices connect and disconnect
Recharging Input and LED Readout
- USB-C input accepts 5V/2.4A, 9V/2A, and 12V/1.5A, peaking near 18W from a Power Delivery adapter
- Refilling from empty takes roughly 3.5 to 4.5 hours on an 18W or 20W adapter under normal room temperature
- A basic 5W phone adapter stretches that past 8 hours, which matters when a Kenya Power outage shortens your window
- Lightning input at 5V/2A is also supported, useful if an older iPhone cable is the only one within reach
- LED window reports remaining charge as a number from 1 to 100 rather than approximate indicator dots
- Both USB-C ports are bidirectional, so the same connector that charges your phone also refills the pack
Safety Circuitry and Everyday Build
- Protection circuitry guards against overcharge, over-discharge, overcurrent, short circuit, and excess heat during every session
- Foreign object detection on the magnetic pad halts transfer when coins or keys sit between the phone and the surface
- Flame-retardant plastic casing, the standard material across Budi's portable charging range since the brand started in 2009
- Rounded corners and a matte finish keep the pack from sliding out of a jacket pocket during a matatu ride
- Budi holds CE, FCC, and RoHS certification and exports to more than 70 countries, including the Kenyan market
- Compact footprint slips into a laptop sleeve or handbag pocket without adding noticeable bulk
Package Contents
- Budi PB806W magnetic wireless power bank
- USB-C to USB-C charging cable
- User guide covering charging modes, magnetic alignment, and the LED percentage readout
- Mascom International 6-month warranty card
Note:No wall adapter ships in the box. Mascom International stocks 20W and 30W USB-C Power Delivery adapters separately, and the 20W option is what reaches the full input speed on this pack.
Warranty
The Budi PB806W carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects, covering the battery cell, both USB-C ports, the wireless pads, and the LED display under normal use. Claims are settled directly at our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street, with no importer standing in the middle. Physical damage, liquid exposure, and magnet damage from misuse fall outside this cover.
Where to Buy the Budi PB806W in Kenya
The Budi PB806W is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit our store Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to attach the pack to your own phone and test the magnet through your case before purchase. Ask our counter team which colours are on the shelf the day you order.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the Budi PB806W across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery you only pay when the pack reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. All other major cities and towns, including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, and Garissa, receive next-business-day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every unit is backed by the 6-month Mascom warranty above, with claims handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
Buyers throughout Kenya tell us they choose Mascom International for accessory figures that match the box, current Kenyan pricing, and after-sales support handled face to face on Kimathi Street.
