Mascom International stocks the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses at KSh 5,400, brand new and sealed, in Black with a bright black lens. The frames carry open-ear speakers and a microphone in the temples, connect over Bluetooth 5.4 and respond to touch for music, calls and your phone's voice assistant. Dual 90mAh batteries are rated for up to 8 hours of music or 6 hours of talk time at 60% volume. You can try the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses on at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, before you pay.
Built for commuters, sales teams, logistics coordinators and weekend drivers across Kenya, the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses solve two problems at once. Earbuds block outside sound, which is risky when you cross Moi Avenue or ride a boda boda through town traffic. They also fall out, get lost and need their own case. These frames keep the sound near your ears while leaving them open, so you hear hooting matatus and people speaking to you. The tinted lens cuts the glare of the midday sun, and a tap on the temple answers a call without reaching into your pocket.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell audio sunglasses with no brand name and no return desk, Mascom International offers the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses with a 12-month warranty and a CBD shop you can walk into. Customers across Nairobi tell us they want one accessory that handles calls and sunshine on the daily commute. The Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses cost less than many branded earbuds while adding eye cover. Visit our store to hear the speakers yourself, or order on WhatsApp and pay when the parcel reaches you.
Common Questions About the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses
What is the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses price in Kenya?
The Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses cost KSh 5,400 brand new and sealed at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price includes the Black frames with bright black lens, the built-in speakers and microphone, the charging cable and a 12-month warranty. Delivery is pay-on-arrival in every county, so you check the sealed box before paying cash or by M-Pesa. They cost KSh 1,000 less than the Powerology Open-Ear Air Conduction Earbuds.
Should I get the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses or the Powerology Open-Ear Air Conduction Earbuds?
Choose the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses if you spend time outdoors and want eye cover; choose the earbuds if you want audio you can wear indoors and at night. Both keep your ears open to traffic and voices. The sunglasses cost KSh 5,400 and add a tinted lens with touch control. The earbuds cost KSh 6,400 and work with any glasses or none. Office workers who sit indoors most of the day will get more use from the earbuds.
Are the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses safe for boda boda and matatu commutes?
The Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses play sound through open-ear speakers, so you still hear hooting, engines and conductors while listening. That makes them safer than sealed earbuds for walking through the CBD or riding as a boda boda passenger. Keep the volume moderate so outside sound stays clear. Riders should still wear a helmet and follow NTSA rules; the frames do not replace safety gear. The tinted lens also helps against dust and glare on open roads.
How long does the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses battery last?
The Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses are rated for up to 8 hours of music and 6 hours of talk time at 60% volume. Power comes from two 90mAh batteries, one in each temple, which keeps the weight balanced. A full charge through the magnetic connector takes about 2 hours. The cable plugs into any USB adapter, laptop or power bank, so a KPLC power cut does not leave you without calls on the way to work.
Can I take M-Pesa and work calls on the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses?
The Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses handle any call your phone receives, on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya or Telkom lines. Tap the temple to answer, and the built-in microphone carries your voice. You can hear M-Pesa confirmation calls, client follow-ups and delivery updates without stopping. Account approvals and PINs still happen on the phone screen, since the glasses only carry audio. Pairing works with both Android phones and iPhones over Bluetooth 5.4.
Who should buy the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses and who should skip them?
The Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses suit drivers, commuters, field sales staff and outdoor workers who want calls and music plus sun cover for KSh 5,400. Skip them if you need prescription lenses; speak to an optician before buying. Skip them too if you want to record photos or video, because the Powerology Paganspo AI Glasses at KSh 11,000 add a camera. Buyers who mostly sit indoors may prefer the Powerology Open-Ear Air Conduction Earbuds.
Do the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses protect against UV light?
The Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses carry built-in UV protection in the bright black lens. Kenya sits on the equator, so the sun is strong year-round in Nairobi, Garissa, Mombasa and the Rift Valley. A tinted lens with UV cover reduces squinting and eye strain on long drives along the Nairobi Expressway or Mombasa Road. Wear them for sunlight only; the dark tint is not suitable for night driving.
Can other people hear my music through the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses?
The Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses direct sound toward your ears, so at moderate volume people near you hear little. In a quiet office or a packed matatu, high volume can leak, so turn it down when others sit close. Calls stay private enough for normal conversations. Buyers throughout Kenya report that the open design is easier to wear for hours than earbuds pressing into the ear canal.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- Open-ear speakers in each temple — sound plays near your ears while you still hear traffic and people around you.
- Hi-Fi tuned speaker drivers — clear voices for calls and podcasts, with enough body for everyday music.
- Built-in microphone — carries your voice on calls, so you can talk without holding the phone.
- Directed sound output — at moderate volume, people beside you hear little of what you play.
- Voice assistant access — call up Google Assistant or Siri on your phone through the frames.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.4 — a recent Bluetooth version that gives a steady link and low delay between phone and glasses.
- Android and iPhone support — pairs like any Bluetooth headset, with no app required for basic use.
- Carrier-independent — works the same whether your line runs on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya or Telkom.
- Low-latency audio — video sound stays close to the picture when you watch clips on your phone.
- Standard Bluetooth pairing — find the glasses in your phone's Bluetooth menu, and our staff can pair them at the counter.
Battery and Charging
- Dual 90mAh batteries — one in each temple, which spreads weight evenly across the face.
- Up to 8 hours of music playback — covers a full day of commuting and background listening.
- Up to 6 hours of talk time at 60% volume — enough for a day of client and delivery calls.
- Magnetic charging connector — the cable snaps on, with no small port for dust to clog.
- Full charge in about 2 hours — plug into any USB adapter, laptop or power bank.
Build and Durability
- Black frame with bright black lens — a classic look that suits office wear and casual outfits alike.
- Built-in UV protection — reduces eye strain and squinting in strong equatorial sunlight.
- Electronics hidden in the temples — the frames look like regular sunglasses rather than a gadget.
- Light everyday design — comfortable for long drives and full days outdoors.
- No loose pods or wires — nothing to drop on the road or lose between seats.
Controls and Inputs
- Touch-sensitive temple — tap or swipe instead of pressing small buttons.
- Play, pause and track control — manage music without taking the phone from your pocket.
- Answer and end calls by touch — safer than handling a phone while you walk through town.
- Voice assistant trigger — start a voice command from the frame for messages or directions.
- Phone stays in your pocket — once playback and calls run from the frame, you handle the phone far less on busy streets.
Package Contents
The sealed Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses box contains the Black frames with bright black lens and built-in audio, the magnetic USB charging cable and the printed user guide. A wall adapter is not included; any phone charger or laptop USB port powers the cable. Spare USB adapters and power banks are sold separately at Mascom International, and staff can pair the glasses with your phone at the counter.
Warranty
The Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses ship with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Bring claims to our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street with the receipt and original box.
Where to Buy the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses in Kenya
You will find the Powerology Nice Bluetooth Sunglasses in Black at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The shop is open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Drop by to try the fit, take a test call and compare them with the Paganspo AI Glasses and the open-ear earbuds.
Order or ask a question through any of these channels:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
All orders travel pay-on-arrival to every one of the 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery, and drivers and commuters in Thika, Machakos, Nyeri, Kisumu, Mombasa and other major towns get theirs within one business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. The 12-month warranty above stands behind every pair.
Expect straight answers on specifications, the price as listed and support from a shop that stays reachable long after you buy.
