Modio M93 512GB with 12GB RAM (virtual expansion), an 11-inch In-Cell display, and a 10000mAh battery is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 12,800, available today at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The Modio M93 arrives as a full bundle: the tablet plus a keyboard, mouse, stylus pen, and protective cover in one box. It runs Android with an octa-core processor and dual SIM support. For Kenyan buyers who want a large screen, plenty of storage, and typing accessories without spending laptop money, the Modio M93 covers the basics at a low price point.
The Modio M93 is built for university and college students, online learners, and small-business owners across Kenya who need an affordable device for notes, video classes, and everyday browsing. Many students at Kenyatta University, JKUAT, and Moi University join Zoom and Microsoft Teams sessions on tight budgets. A full laptop often sits out of reach, while a bare tablet lacks a keyboard for assignments. The Modio M93 answers this gap by bundling a keyboard and mouse with an 11-inch screen, turning a low-cost tablet into a workable typing station for coursework, WhatsApp study groups, and eBook reading.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya who sell the Modio M93 with vague specifications and no support, Mascom International states the honest numbers and stands behind every unit from our Nairobi CBD store. Buyers across Kenya tell us the bundled accessories are the main draw: getting a tablet, keyboard, mouse, stylus, and cover together for KSh 12,800 is hard to match. At Mascom International, we're seeing steady demand for budget study tablets as more learning moves online. Visit our Kimathi Street store to test the Modio M93 in person, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery to any of the 47 counties.
Common Questions About the Modio M93
What exactly do you get in the Modio M93 box for KSh 12,800?
The Modio M93 ships as a complete bundle. Inside the box you get the 11-inch tablet, a keyboard, a wireless mouse, a stylus pen, a protective cover, an OTG adapter, a USB cable, a charger, and a SIM eject pin. That accessory pack is the tablet's biggest selling point at this price. It turns the Modio M93 into a small typing station for coursework and email straight out of the box, without buying a separate keyboard case that often costs KSh 2,000 or more on its own.
Is the Modio M93 12GB RAM real physical memory?
The 12GB figure combines physical RAM with virtual RAM expansion, a common setup on budget Android tablets. Part of the internal storage is borrowed and used as extra memory, so the true physical RAM is lower than the headline number. In daily use the Modio M93 handles browsing, YouTube, WhatsApp, Zoom classes, and light multitasking. It is not built for heavy gaming or demanding editing apps. We flag this openly so you buy with clear expectations rather than the inflated claims some sellers repeat without explanation.
How much can you store on the 512GB Modio M93?
The Modio M93 lists 512GB of internal storage, enough for thousands of documents, photos, and downloaded videos. As a rough guide, 512GB holds roughly 100,000 photos, or about 120 hours of Full HD video, or hundreds of offline lecture recordings and eBooks. Many listings note storage can also be expanded through a microSD card. This much space suits students who download course materials and Netflix or Showmax episodes for offline viewing on long matatu trips between Nairobi and upcountry towns.
Will the Modio M93 work on Safaricom and Airtel networks in Kenya?
The Modio M93 supports dual SIM cards alongside Wi-Fi, so you can browse and, on calling models, use a Safaricom or Airtel line. The exact 4G LTE bands are not published by Modio, and budget tablets from Dubai and Chinese channels sometimes miss certain Kenyan bands. Safaricom uses Band 3 and Band 28 for 4G. For reliable coverage, we suggest running the Modio M93 mainly on Wi-Fi and testing a SIM in store before you depend on mobile data. Mascom International lets you check this at our counter.
How long does the 10000mAh battery on the Modio M93 last?
The Modio M93 carries a stated 10000mAh battery, large for a tablet this size. In practical terms, a cell this capacity typically supports a full day of mixed use: several hours of video classes, web browsing, and note-taking on one charge. Heavy video streaming over data will drain it faster. The large battery suits students and field users who spend the day away from a wall socket. Charging from empty takes a few hours over the bundled cable, since this tablet uses standard charging rather than fast-charge circuitry. [10000mAh is a manufacturer-stated figure]
Is the Modio M93 20MP camera as good as it sounds?
Treat the 20MP rear and 8MP front camera figures as manufacturer-stated marketing numbers, not proof of DSLR-level photos. At this price, the sensors produce usable images for documents, video calls on Zoom and Google Meet, and casual snapshots in good light. Low-light shots will look softer. For a study and browsing tablet, the cameras do the job of scanning notes and joining online classes clearly. If photography is your priority, a phone in this budget usually shoots better. We would rather set honest expectations than repeat inflated claims.
Who should buy the Modio M93, and who should skip it?
The Modio M93 suits students, online learners, first-time tablet owners, and small traders across Kenya who want a big screen, typing accessories, and lots of storage at a low price. It fits note-taking, eBooks, streaming, browsing, and video classes. Skip it if you need heavy mobile gaming, professional photo or video editing, or guaranteed high-end performance, since the chipset is a modest octa-core unit. For KSh 12,800 with a full accessory bundle, the Modio M93 gives steady everyday value rather than top-tier speed.
Does the Modio M93 come with a warranty in Kenya?
Yes, Mascom International backs the Modio M93 with our own store warranty covering manufacturing defects, since Modio is a Dubai-channel brand without a formal Kenyan manufacturer service centre. This is an important point many sellers skip. If your unit develops a hardware fault under normal use, bring it to our Kimathi Street store and our Nairobi CBD service desk handles the claim directly. Buying from a registered store with a physical address protects you far better than paying a social-media seller who may vanish after payment.
Technical Specifications
Display Panel and Everyday Viewing
- 11-inch In-Cell display with 800 x 1280 resolution, giving a large canvas for reading, browsing, and video.
- In-Cell construction bonds the touch layer to the screen, keeping the panel slim and touch response direct.
- Portrait-friendly 800 x 1280 pixels suit eBooks, PDFs, and social feeds more than wide cinematic video.
- Screen size matches typical study tablets, comfortable for split-view notes during Zoom and Teams classes.
- Brightness is rated for indoor and shaded outdoor use; direct Nairobi noon sun will wash it out.
- Wide viewing angles let two students share the screen during group study sessions.
Processor Architecture and Real-World Speed
- Runs an octa-core processor, with eight cores splitting everyday tasks for steady, lag-light day-to-day use.
- Handles browsing, WhatsApp, YouTube, Zoom, and document apps without stutter under normal single-app loads.
- Not built for demanding 3D games or heavy editing; casual titles and light multitasking are the ceiling.
- Android operating system supports the Google Play Store, so common Kenyan apps like M-PESA install normally.
- Modest thermals mean the tablet stays cool during typical study and streaming sessions of a few hours.
Memory and Storage Configuration
- 12GB total RAM combines physical memory with virtual expansion borrowed from storage for extra background headroom.
- Virtual RAM keeps more apps open in the background but does not match true physical memory speed.
- 512GB internal storage holds roughly 100,000 photos or about 120 hours of Full HD video.
- Large capacity suits offline learning: download lecture videos, PDFs, and streaming episodes for the matatu commute.
- Several listings note microSD expansion, useful for shifting media off internal storage.
- Ample room means fewer "storage full" warnings than the 32GB and 64GB budget tablets students outgrow.
Camera Hardware and Imaging
- Rear camera listed at 20MP; treat this as a manufacturer-stated figure rather than verified sensor quality.
- 8MP front camera covers video calls on Zoom, Google Meet, and WhatsApp with clear framing in good light.
- Both cameras handle document scanning, note capture, and casual daylight photos well enough for study use.
- Low-light and fast-motion shots will look soft, as expected on a budget tablet at this price.
- Rear camera records video for class projects and quick clips, though detail trails dedicated phones.
- For serious photography, pair the tablet with a phone; the M93 cameras suit functional, not artistic, use.
Battery Capacity and Charging
- Stated 10000mAh battery, large for an 11-inch tablet, targets a full day of mixed everyday use.
- Supports several hours of video classes, browsing, and note-taking between charges under typical study loads.
- Streaming video over mobile data drains the cell faster than reading or offline playback does.
- Charges over the bundled USB cable and adapter using standard charging, not fast-charge circuitry.
- Full charge from empty takes a few hours, so overnight or between-class top-ups work best.
- Big capacity suits field users and travellers spending the day away from a power socket.
Connectivity and Network Support
- Dual SIM slots let you run two lines, such as a Safaricom data SIM and an Airtel backup.
- Wi-Fi keeps the tablet online for streaming, video classes, and downloads at home, school, or office.
- Bluetooth connects wireless earphones, speakers, and the bundled mouse for cable-free study and listening sessions.
- OTG adapter lets you plug in flash drives, keyboards, and other USB accessories directly into the tablet.
- Test a Kenyan SIM in store first, since Dubai-channel tablets sometimes miss local 4G bands.
Package Contents
The Modio M93 retail bundle from Mascom International includes the 11-inch tablet, a keyboard, a wireless mouse, a stylus pen, a protective cover, an OTG adapter, a USB charging cable, a charger, and a SIM eject pin. This full accessory pack is the reason many Kenyan students choose the M93 you get a ready typing setup in one box, with no extra keyboard case or mouse to buy separately. We confirm every box is complete before it leaves our Kimathi Street store.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Modio M93 with a 12-month store warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Because Modio is a Dubai-channel brand with no formal Kenyan service centre, this warranty comes directly from Mascom International, not the manufacturer. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles any claim in person at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street.
Where to Buy the Modio M93 in Kenya
The Modio M93 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 M93 and its keyboard bundle before you pay. Available colours include Black, Grey, and Pink.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International delivers the Modio M93 across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival you pay only when the tablet reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery; Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa, Kakamega, and other major towns receive it within one business day; the furthest counties including Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive it within two to three business days.
Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, fair pricing, and a real Nairobi CBD store they can visit. If you want an affordable study-and-work tablet with every accessory in the box, the Modio M93 at KSh 12,800 is ready for you today.
