FPM S10 Stereo Earphones are in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 150, brand new and sealed, with a 3.5mm jack, black half-in-ear buds and a microphone built into the cord. FPM describes the S10 on its pack as a universal earphone with super bass and sport sound, under the tagline Music Beyond Border. The FPM S10 Stereo Earphones plug into any phone, laptop, tablet or music player that still has a standard headphone socket. You can pick up a pair at our shop on the first floor of Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, in Nairobi CBD, or order one for delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Built for students, call-centre agents and daily commuters across Kenya, the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones handle calls and music on one cord. The in-line control answers and ends a call with one press, and a mute button silences your side of the line without hanging up. That helps when a matatu conductor is shouting the next stage or a boda boda is revving beside you. University students at Kenyatta and JKUAT use the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones for online classes, where muting during a lecture saves embarrassment. The bass-heavy tuning keeps music and voice notes clear over traffic noise.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell unbranded earphones in plain plastic bags, Mascom International stocks sealed FPM packs with the model printed on the box. Fake earphones from Luthuli Avenue can go quiet in one ear quickly, and there is nobody to take them back to. Customers across Nairobi tell us they want a cheap spare pair they can trust, and the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones fill that need at KSh 150, with a 6-month warranty behind them. Walk in to test the sound before you pay, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery to your door.
Common Questions About the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones
How much are the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones in Kenya?
The FPM S10 Stereo Earphones cost KSh 150, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street in Nairobi CBD. That price covers the earphones with their built-in microphone and a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects. Delivery is pay-on-arrival, so you pay in cash or by M-Pesa only when the pair reaches you. The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones and Amaya S12 Stereo Earphones sit KSh 30 lower at KSh 120, while the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones cost KSh 140.
How do the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones compare with the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones?
The FPM S10 Stereo Earphones list answer, end and mute controls on their microphone, while the Amaya S11 pack lists a microphone without naming those buttons. The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones print a 10mm speaker, a 20–20000Hz frequency range, 32 ohms impedance and a 120cm cable, and cost KSh 120. FPM does not print those figures for the S10, so the two cannot be matched number for number. Pick the FPM if you take many calls and want quick mute control. Pick the Amaya if you want published specifications and a KSh 30 saving.
Will the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones work with my phone on Safaricom or Airtel?
The FPM S10 Stereo Earphones work on any phone with a 3.5mm headphone jack, whichever network you use, whether Safaricom, Airtel Kenya or Telkom. Earphones connect to the phone, not the SIM card, so calls and voice notes behave the same on every network. Many budget Tecno, Infinix, Itel and entry-level Samsung phones still carry a headphone jack. iPhones and many newer midrange Android phones do not, so they need a USB-C or Lightning to 3.5mm adapter, sold separately. Check the bottom edge of your phone for a small round socket before you buy.
Who should buy the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones, and who should skip them?
The FPM S10 Stereo Earphones suit anyone who wants a cheap wired pair for calls, music and online classes on a phone with a headphone jack. They also make a sensible spare to keep in a bag, desk drawer or car glovebox. Skip them if your phone only has a USB-C port; the Amaya AEP-13 Stereo Earphones at KSh 400 plug straight in without an adapter. Skip them too if you want no cable at all, where the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones at KSh 1,300 give 18 hours of wireless listening.
How does the mute button on the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones work?
The FPM S10 Stereo Earphones carry a microphone on the cord with an answer and end call control plus a separate mute button. Press the call control once to pick up an incoming call, and again to hang up. The mute button silences your microphone while the call stays connected, which helps on Zoom or Teams meetings when someone near you starts talking. FPM's pack says the controls let you switch between calls and music, so a call can interrupt a song and your player usually picks up again once you hang up.
Are the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones good for the gym and jogging?
The FPM S10 Stereo Earphones are sold as sport sound earphones, and their light half-in-ear buds suit a morning jog at Karura Forest or a gym session. Half-in-ear buds rest in the outer ear instead of sealing the ear canal, so you still hear traffic, cyclists and people around you. That awareness matters when you run along busy roads. FPM does not list any sweat or water rating for the S10, so wipe the buds dry after a workout and keep the cord clear of moving weights and machines.
Are the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones at Mascom International genuine?
Every pair of FPM S10 Stereo Earphones at Mascom International comes brand new in a sealed FPM pack printed with the S10 model, the Super Bass and Sport Sound labels and the Music Beyond Border tagline. A sealed, printed pack is the first check against copies. Buying from a shop with a fixed address also gives you somewhere to return a faulty pair. Our Kimathi Street store handles claims under the 6-month warranty, which roadside sellers cannot offer, and you can test the pair at the counter before paying.
Can I use the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones with a laptop for online classes?
The FPM S10 Stereo Earphones work with laptops that have a combined 3.5mm headset socket, which most recent laptops carry. The single plug carries both sound and the microphone signal through that one socket. Older desktops with separate pink microphone and green headphone sockets need a cheap splitter before the microphone will work. For lectures and meetings on Zoom, Teams or Google Meet, the mute button keeps you silent until you are called on, and the light buds stay comfortable through a two-hour session.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- Stereo sound with separate left and right channels — music, films and games keep their direction instead of collapsing into one ear.
- Super Bass tuning, as printed on the FPM pack — kick drums and basslines in hip-hop and Afrobeats come through with extra weight.
- Sport Sound labelling — FPM tunes the S10 for active use, where a lively low end carries over street and gym noise.
- Half-in-ear bud design — the bud sits in the outer ear, so you stay aware of traffic, announcements and colleagues around you.
- Built-in microphone on the cord — picks up your voice for phone calls, voice notes and video meetings without a separate headset.
Connection and Compatibility
- 3.5mm headphone plug — fits the standard round headphone socket found on most budget phones, laptops, tablets and music players.
- Universal earphone, as FPM labels it — works across Android phones, tablets, laptops and portable players that have a headphone socket.
- Combined sound and microphone plug — one connector carries audio out and your voice in through a single headset socket.
- No pairing and no charging — sound starts the moment you plug in, with no Bluetooth menus to open or batteries to run flat.
- Phones without a headphone jack need an adapter — a USB-C or Lightning to 3.5mm adapter, sold separately, bridges the gap.
Cable and Plug
- Wired cord between plug and buds — with no battery inside, the earphones never die halfway through a long call or lecture.
- Microphone and control unit sits on the cord — it hangs close to your mouth for clearer voice pickup while you walk or work.
- Standard 3.5mm plug tip — the same connector size headphone sockets use worldwide, so it fits phones, laptops and car stereos alike.
- Light, flexible cord — lies flat in a pocket or bag and adds almost no weight when the buds hang round your neck.
- Coil the cord loosely after use — avoiding sharp bends near the plug protects the spot where wired earphones usually fail first.
Build and Durability
- Black finish on buds, cord and plug — hides everyday scuffs, fingerprints and dust better than lighter colours do over months of use.
- Lightweight half-in-ear housings — comfortable for long lecture blocks, a full shift on calls or a slow commute home.
- Brand new and sealed in FPM retail packaging — you are the first person to wear the buds, which matters for hygiene.
- No water or sweat rating stated by FPM — wipe the buds after workouts and keep them out of the rain to extend their life.
- Simple construction with no battery or radio inside — fewer parts to fail than a Bluetooth pair at several times the price.
Controls and Inputs
- Answer and end call button — one press picks up an incoming call, and another press hangs up without reaching for the phone.
- Mute button — silences your microphone without dropping the call, useful in meetings, noisy offices or when someone walks in.
- Switch between calls and music — FPM says the controls let a call take over from a song and hand back once you finish.
- Built-in microphone — handles voice calls, WhatsApp voice notes and video meetings on Zoom, Teams or Google Meet.
- Volume is set from your phone or laptop — the FPM pack names only the call and mute controls on the cord.
Package Contents
Each sealed FPM pack holds one pair of FPM S10 Stereo Earphones, with the microphone and call controls already fitted to the cord. The half-in-ear buds sit in the outer ear and need no silicone tips, so there is nothing extra to fit or lose. There is no charging cable because there is nothing to charge. If your phone has no headphone jack, ask our staff at Mascom International about a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter that also passes the microphone signal.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects, such as a silent bud, a faulty microphone or a call button that stops responding. Bring the earphones and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk at Old Mutual Building, and our team will handle the claim.
Where to Buy the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones in Kenya
The FPM S10 Stereo Earphones are on the shelf at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and you are welcome to plug a pair into your own phone at the counter before you pay. They come in black.
Reach our team on any of these lines:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We deliver with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Orders within Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, and buyers in Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu and Mombasa receive theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Every pair is backed by the 6-month warranty above. We describe each accessory honestly, keep our prices accurate and stay reachable after the sale, so a KSh 150 purchase gets the same attention as a laptop.
