Modio M750 Kids Tablet with 6GB RAM, 256GB storage, and a 7-inch IPS screen is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 6,700, available at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. This compact Android tablet carries a dual SIM slot for calling and mobile data, a 4,000mAh battery, and a pre-fitted shock-absorbing case. The Modio M750 targets primary school children and young learners, giving Kenyan families an affordable first tablet without the price of a full-size device. Every Modio M750 sold at Mascom International comes bundled with a stylus pen, a tablet stand, and a sticker sheet.
Built for parents across Nairobi, Nakuru, Eldoret, and Kisumu who want a safe device for children aged four to twelve, the Modio M750 handles homework apps, CBC learning content, cartoons, and video calls with relatives. Many Kenyan parents hesitate to hand a child an expensive phone that cracks on the first drop. The Modio M750 answers that worry with a case moulded around the frame and corners, so it survives the tumbles that come with young hands. Its dual SIM support lets a child stay reachable on a Safaricom or Airtel line during school runs and family trips upcountry.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that stock kids' tablets with vague specifications, Mascom International lists the exact figures: 6GB RAM, 256GB storage, and a 4,000mAh battery, so you know what KSh 6,700 buys. Parents across Kenya tell us the 256GB storage removes the constant "storage full" messages that plague cheaper 16GB and 32GB tablets. At Mascom International, we stock the Modio M750 in several colours and let you test the screen and case in person before buying. Order today for pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties, or walk into our Kimathi Street store.
Common Questions About the Modio M750 Kids Tablet
Is the Modio M750 good for a young child's first tablet?
Yes. The Modio M750 is built as a child's first tablet, with a 7-inch screen that fits small hands and a case that absorbs drops. Its 6GB RAM keeps learning apps, YouTube Kids, and simple games running without the freezing that frustrates children on cheaper 2GB tablets. The Android system opens the Google Play Store, so you can install CBC study apps, reading tools, and offline games. For KSh 6,700, it gives a child room to learn and play without you risking a costlier phone on the floor.
How much storage does the Modio M750 have, and is 256GB enough?
The Modio M750 carries 256GB of internal storage, which is unusually large for a tablet at this price. That space holds roughly 40,000 photos, hundreds of downloaded cartoons, or dozens of learning apps at once. A microSD card slot adds up to 128GB more if a child fills the tablet with videos for long road trips. Most budget kids' tablets in Kenya ship with only 16GB or 32GB and fill up within weeks. The 256GB figure is a real reason parents pick the Modio M750 over cheaper options.
Can the Modio M750 make calls and use a SIM card?
Yes. The Modio M750 includes a dual SIM slot, so it accepts a Safaricom, Airtel, or Telkom line for voice calls and mobile data. A parent can load a line with data bundles, letting a child join online classes or video-call relatives when Wi-Fi is not available. This SIM support separates the Modio M750 from Wi-Fi-only tablets that leave a child cut off during upcountry trips or power cuts.
How long does the Modio M750 battery last?
The Modio M750 runs on a 4,000mAh battery, which covers several hours of cartoons, learning apps, or games on one charge. For most children, that means a full afternoon of use or a long car ride from Nairobi upcountry without a recharge. Screen-heavy video drains it faster than reading apps do. The tablet charges over its USB port from any standard phone charger, so you do not need a special adapter. Heavy users should keep a charger nearby for all-day sessions at home.
Is the Modio M750 durable enough for kids who drop things?
The Modio M750 ships inside a shock-absorbing case moulded around the frame and corners, the part of a tablet that cracks first. This case is the main reason parents pick it for younger children who drop devices on tile and concrete floors. The raised edges also keep the screen off the ground when the tablet lands face-down. While no budget tablet is drop-proof, the fitted case gives the Modio M750 a real durability edge over bare-glass tablets. A screen protector adds further cover for a few hundred shillings extra.
What comes in the box with the Modio M750?
Each Modio M750 from Mascom International comes with the tablet, the pre-fitted protective case, a stylus pen for drawing and writing, a tablet stand for hands-free viewing, a sticker sheet for personalising the case, a charging cable, and a basic user guide. The stylus helps younger children trace letters and numbers during CBC handwriting practice. The stand props the tablet up for video calls or cartoons at the dinner table. These extras normally cost more separately, so they add real value at KSh 6,700.
Can parents control what children access on the Modio M750?
Yes. The Modio M750 runs Android with built-in parental controls, letting you set screen-time limits, filter which apps a child opens, and block unsuitable content. Through a Google account, you can approve every app download and watch usage from your own phone using Google Family Link, which is free. This control matters because the tablet opens the full Play Store. Set it up during first boot, and a child gets a walled space with only the apps and videos you approve. Mascom International staff can help configure these settings in store.
Is the Modio M750 worth KSh 6,700 compared to other kids' tablets in Kenya?
For KSh 6,700, the Modio M750 offers more storage and RAM than most kids' tablets in its price band across Kenya. Rival budget tablets often pair a low price with 2GB RAM and 16GB storage, which slow down and fill up within a month. The Modio M750 counters both with 6GB RAM and 256GB storage, plus a bundled case and stylus that others charge extra for. It will not match a KSh 20,000 Samsung Galaxy Tab on screen sharpness or speed, but as a first learning tablet, it earns its price.
Technical Specifications
Screen and Viewing Quality
- 7-inch IPS panel shows a 1024×600 resolution, sized right for small hands and short arms.
- IPS technology gives wide viewing angles, so two children can watch a cartoon side by side.
- The compact 7-inch size slides easily into a small backpack for school and travel.
- Touch response suits tapping learning apps, drawing with the stylus, and swiping through picture books.
- Brightness handles indoor use well; direct outdoor sun washes the screen out, as on most budget tablets.
- Lower resolution keeps the price down while staying clear enough for cartoons and reading apps.
Processor and Everyday Speed
- Entry-level quad-core processor runs learning apps, YouTube Kids, and light games at usable speed.
- 6GB RAM lets several apps stay open without the tablet closing them to free memory.
- Suits reading, streaming, video calls, and simple games rather than heavy 3D gaming.
- Android boots and switches between child apps without the long waits common on 1GB tablets.
- Best kept to a handful of active apps at once for the smoothest results.
Memory and Storage Capacity
- 256GB internal storage holds roughly 40,000 photos or hundreds of downloaded cartoons and apps.
- 6GB RAM keeps multitasking steady, avoiding the freezes that plague 2GB budget tablets.
- microSD slot accepts cards up to 128GB for extra offline videos on long trips.
- Large storage means fewer "storage full" alerts that interrupt a child mid-activity.
- Room for the full CBC app set, offline reading libraries, and a video collection together.
- Storage this size is rare at KSh 6,700, a core reason parents choose it.
Camera Setup for Calls and Photos
- 5-megapixel rear camera captures everyday photos for school projects and family moments.
- 2-megapixel front camera handles video calls with parents and relatives over WhatsApp or Zoom.
- Cameras suit calls and casual snaps rather than detailed photography in low light.
- Front camera lets a child join online CBC classes and see the teacher clearly.
- Fixed focus keeps the camera simple for small children to point and shoot.
Battery and Charging
- 4,000mAh battery powers several hours of cartoons, apps, or games on a single charge.
- Enough for a full afternoon of home learning or a long upcountry car journey.
- Charges from any standard phone charger over its USB port — no special adapter needed.
- Reading and learning apps stretch the battery far longer than video streaming does.
- A full charge takes roughly two hours from a normal 5W or 10W charger.
SIM, Wireless, and Connectivity
- Dual SIM slot accepts Safaricom, Airtel, or Telkom lines for calls and mobile data.
- Wi-Fi connects to home and school networks for streaming, downloads, and online classes.
- Bluetooth pairs with wireless headphones, so a child can listen without disturbing others.
- GPS support helps with location-based learning apps and map features.
- SIM data keeps a child connected upcountry or during power cuts when Wi-Fi is down.
Package Contents
Every Modio M750 tablet from Mascom International includes:
- Modio M750 7-inch tablet (6GB RAM, 256GB storage)
- Pre-fitted shock-absorbing protective case
- Stylus pen for drawing and handwriting practice
- Tablet stand for hands-free viewing
- Sticker sheet for personalising the case
- USB charging cable
- User guide
Note:Accessory bundles vary slightly by batch; confirm the exact contents when you order from Mascom International.
Warranty
The Modio M750 ships with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles any warranty claim directly, so you deal with a physical store on Kimathi Street rather than an anonymous online seller. Keep your receipt as proof of purchase for any claim.
Where to Buy the Modio M750 Kids Tablet in Kenya
The Modio M750 is available now at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to test the Modio M750 screen and case with your child before you buy. Available colours: Blue, Green, Pink, and Orange (stock varies).
Order through any of these:
- Phone: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International delivers the Modio M750 across all 47 Kenyan counties on pay-on-arrival terms you pay only when the tablet reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery; Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, and other major towns get it within one business day; the further counties of Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within two to three business days.
Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, current pricing, and real after-sales support on every tablet we stock. For a child's first learning tablet at KSh 6,700, the Modio M750 is a practical, low-risk choice.
