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Modio M95 | 512GB Virtual Storage | 12GB Virtual RAM | 11-inch In-Cell Display | Dual SIM

Affordable everyday pick for schoolwork, streaming and light browsing, with every figure explained plainly.


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KSH 13,000.00

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Modio M95 is available at Mascom International for KSh 13,000, brand new and sealed, with software that reports 12GB of virtual RAM and 512GB of virtual storage. Virtual means the tablet's system displays those figures while the physical memory chips inside are smaller, and we say so up front. Modio, the Chinese budget maker behind it, has published little else about the Modio M95, so we describe only what we can stand behind. The Modio M95 runs Android and waits for you at our store in Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.

Designed for households that want one shared screen, the Modio M95 handles a teenager's Google Classroom tasks in the afternoon, YouTube recipes in the kitchen and a parent's Zoom meeting at night. Buyers across Kenya often face a choice between an expensive branded tablet and a cheap one with confusing numbers on the box. The Modio M95 sits between them on price, and our job is to clear up the confusion: we explain the virtual figures, check the unit and let you decide on facts. Customers who run small stalls in Gikomba tell us a tablet like this is handy for WhatsApp Business orders.

Where many Nairobi shops push the biggest number on the label, Mascom International points out that the Modio M95 costs the same as the Modio M92 and Modio M94 while reporting smaller virtual figures. We also tell you the Bebe-Tab School Mate 10 reports the same 12GB and 512GB for KSh 2,500 less. Choose with your eyes open. Visit the CBD store to compare them side by side, or order on WhatsApp and pay when the tablet arrives in Kisumu, Nyeri or anywhere else in the country.

Common Questions About the Modio M95

What is the Modio M95 12GB 512GB price in Kenya?
The Modio M95 sells for KSh 13,000 brand new and sealed at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That amount includes the charging accessories Modio supplies, a 12-month warranty and pay-on-arrival delivery across all 47 counties. The 12GB and 512GB figures are virtual readings, not chip sizes. For comparison, the Modio M92 and Modio M94 cost the same KSh 13,000, the Bebe-Tab School Mate 10 costs KSh 2,500 less, and the Oteeto Tab 22 costs KSh 1,500 more.

Does the Modio M95 really have 512GB of storage?
The Modio M95 does not have 512GB of physical storage; 512GB is a virtual figure its software reports, and the real chip is smaller. In everyday terms, the tablet will say it is full well before you reach anything close to that label. Message us on WhatsApp before buying and we will check the usable space on the exact unit for you. If the unit has a microSD slot, which we confirm on request, a memory card adds genuine extra room.

Modio M95 or Bebe-Tab School Mate 10: which is better value?
On paper, the Bebe-Tab School Mate 10 is better value, because it reports the same 12GB virtual RAM and 512GB virtual storage as the Modio M95 for KSh 10,500, which is KSh 2,500 less. Both figures are virtual on each tablet, so neither label proves more real memory. Pick the Modio M95 only if, after handling both at our counter, its screen, feel or usable space suits you better. Otherwise the Bebe-Tab School Mate 10 keeps KSh 2,500 in your pocket.

Why does the Modio M95 cost the same as the Modio M92 with smaller figures?
The Modio M95 and Modio M92 both cost KSh 13,000, and since every memory figure on both is virtual, the bigger numbers alone prove nothing about real memory. The difference that counts is documentation: both have an 11-inch screen, but the Modio M92 also has a published 10000mAh battery and Android 13, while Modio has not published those for the Modio M95. Unless the Modio M95 shows more usable space or a screen you prefer in store, the Modio M92 is the better-documented buy for the same money.

Can I use the Modio M95 for eCitizen and KRA iTax?
Yes, the Modio M95 can open eCitizen and KRA iTax in a web browser for checking applications, downloading forms and reading notices. For long tasks such as filing returns, a laptop with a full keyboard is easier and less error-prone. Connect over home Wi-Fi, or slip a Safaricom or Airtel SIM into one of its two SIM slots for mobile data. Keep your passwords private on a shared family tablet by signing out after each session.

Can the Modio M95 run Netflix, Showmax and YouTube?
The Modio M95 runs Android, so streaming apps such as YouTube, Netflix and Showmax can be installed and used for everyday viewing. Picture quality on paid services depends on the tablet's certification, which Modio does not publish, so some apps may play at standard rather than high definition. Ask us to sign in and play a short clip on the unit before you buy. Streaming over Wi-Fi saves your data bundle, since an hour of video uses far more data than browsing.

Who should buy the Modio M95 and who should skip it?
The Modio M95 suits households wanting a shared screen for school tasks, streaming, recipes and video calls, and small traders handling WhatsApp orders. It is the wrong pick for anyone who stores many files, plays heavy games or wants published specifications before paying. Those buyers should consider the G-Tab T13 at KSh 16,200 with 4GB of physical RAM and 128GB of physical storage. Buyers who just want the lowest price for similar virtual figures should weigh the Bebe-Tab School Mate 10.

Is the Modio M95 good for a university student?
The Modio M95 works for a university student who mainly reads PDFs, joins Zoom lectures and checks Google Classroom between classes. Students at Kenyatta University, JKUAT and other campuses often want a lighter screen than a laptop for reading on the go. It is not suited to writing long reports, coding or design software, which need a laptop. Because its 12GB RAM is virtual, keep cloud backup on and avoid running many apps at once during lectures.

Technical Specifications

Display and Viewing
  • 11-inch In-Cell touchscreen — the touch sensor is built into the panel, giving a thinner screen and direct, responsive taps.
  • Reading test — scroll a PDF of lecture notes to see whether small print stays crisp enough for long sessions.
  • Video test — play a clip at full brightness to check colour, viewing angles and speaker volume together.
  • Arm's-length use — a propped-up screen in the kitchen must read clearly from a step away, so test that.
  • Night use — Android's built-in dimming and dark mode cut glare during late study or bedtime viewing.

Processor and Software
  • Android — Google's mobile system powers the tablet, so Gmail, Google Drive and YouTube behave as on an Android phone.
  • Version check — the Android version is not published; we confirm it on the unit, since newer versions keep app support longer.
  • Chip — Modio has not named the processor, so the fairest gauge is opening the apps you actually plan to use.
  • Workload fit — streaming, browsing, messaging and document reading suit it, while video editing and 3D games do not.
  • First setup — install pending system and app updates over Wi-Fi on day one, saving your mobile data for later.

Memory and Storage
  • 12GB virtual RAM — the figure the software reports; the physical RAM chip is smaller, so close apps you are not using.
  • 512GB virtual storage — a label from the system rather than the chip, and real usable capacity is considerably lower.
  • Why virtual matters — the tablet can report full long before the label suggests, so plan for limited real room.
  • Cloud backup — Google Photos and Google Drive keep files online, freeing the tablet's limited real space for apps.
  • Expansion — a microSD card adds physical space only if the unit has a slot, which we confirm on request.

Camera
  • Specifications — megapixel counts and camera layout are not published for this model, so ask what the unit carries.
  • Meetings — run a quick Zoom or Google Meet test in store if work or school calls are the main reason to buy.
  • Framing — a stand at eye level gives a steadier, more natural angle on calls than holding the tablet by hand.
  • Paperwork photos — where a rear camera is fitted, it captures receipts, invoices and handouts for quick sharing.
  • Expectations — treat it as a calling and note-capture camera, and keep using your phone for family photos.

Battery and Charging
  • Capacity — Modio has not published the battery rating, so we check the figure printed on the unit or box for you.
  • In the box — the tablet comes with its charging accessories as supplied by the manufacturer, ready for first use.
  • Stretching charge — lower brightness and switch off wireless features you are not using for longer sessions away from a socket.
  • Outage planning — keep a charged power bank nearby for evenings when mains power fails without warning.
  • Long storage — if it sits unused for weeks, leave it about half charged in a cool, dry drawer.

Connectivity
  • Wi-Fi — the primary connection for streaming, cloud backup and app downloads over a home or office router.
  • Dual SIM — the box lists two SIM card slots, so one tablet can carry both a Safaricom and an Airtel line.
  • Hotspot — tethering to a phone keeps the tablet online on the move when no Wi-Fi network is around.
  • Wireless accessories — ask us to confirm Bluetooth support if you plan to add wireless earphones or a keyboard.
  • Charging port — check the port type on the unit so you can buy a matching spare cable for home or office.

Package Contents

Inside the sealed box, the Modio M95 comes with its charging accessories as supplied by the manufacturer. Modio does not publish a complete box list for this model, and contents can shift between shipments, so ask us on WhatsApp to confirm what the unit in stock includes before you place an order. Buyers who pick up at the store can unbox it with our staff and confirm each item on the spot.

Warranty

The Modio M95 ships with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Any fault traced to how the tablet was made, rather than to how it was used, is covered. Our service desk in Nairobi CBD handles each claim directly; bring the tablet together with your receipt.

Where to Buy the Modio M95 in Kenya

The Modio M95 is stocked at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, and the doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Stop by to compare it with the Modio M92 and the Bebe-Tab School Mate 10 on the same counter and see the usable space for yourself. Colours vary by shipment, so confirm the one in stock on WhatsApp.

Questions and orders reach us fastest here:

  • Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
  • Email: info@mascomintl.com
  • Website: www.mascomintl.com

Every order is pay-on-arrival, with delivery to all 47 counties. Customers in Nairobi and its environs receive the tablet the same day, while major towns such as Kisumu, Nyeri, Kakamega and Meru receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. The 12-month warranty above stays with the tablet throughout its first year. You get straight answers on what the virtual figures mean, a price that matches what we quote, and support from a walk-in team long after you buy.