Powerology Titan Smartwatch is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 8,800, brand new and sealed with a Khaki silicone sport strap. Sold by Powerology as its rugged sports GPS watch, the Powerology Titan Smartwatch pairs a 1.43-inch AMOLED screen with built-in GPS, Bluetooth calling over Bluetooth 5.3 and a 550mAh battery rated for five days. It adds a compass, an altitude sensor, an air-pressure sensor and a built-in torch inside a rugged zinc alloy case rated 3ATM. It pairs with Android 10 and iOS 10 or later. See it at our Kimathi Street store in Nairobi CBD.
Designed for people whose work and weekends happen outdoors, the Powerology Titan Smartwatch handles site visits, field surveys, hikes and long drives. Field engineers, surveyors, NGO field staff, logistics coordinators and weekend hikers on Ngong Hills or Mount Longonot need a watch that survives knocks and still finds its way. Slim city watches scratch easily and rarely carry a compass. This one is built for it. GPS maps your route, the compass and altitude readings help on the trail, and the torch lights a tent or a dark parking lot. When a client calls on Safaricom mid-climb, the Powerology Titan Smartwatch lets you answer from your wrist.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that stock rugged-looking watches with no outdoor sensors inside, Mascom International sells the Powerology Titan Smartwatch sealed, with a 12-month warranty. Customers across Nairobi tell us battery life is what fails first on cheaper watches during a week upcountry, and the 550mAh cell here outsizes the 300mAh Gazelle and Sanam and the 250mAh Velofit. At KSh 8,800, it costs KSh 1,300 more than the Powerology Gazelle Smartwatch for that bigger battery and the outdoor sensors. Visit the store to feel the case weight, or order on WhatsApp with pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Powerology Titan Smartwatch
What does the Powerology Titan Smartwatch cost in Kenya?
The Powerology Titan Smartwatch costs KSh 8,800 brand new and sealed at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price covers the watch with its Khaki silicone sport strap, the charging cable and a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects. You pay on arrival, wherever you are among the 47 counties. It sits KSh 1,300 above the Powerology Gazelle Smartwatch and Powerology Velofit Smartwatch at KSh 7,500, and KSh 1,500 above the Powerology Sanam Smartwatch at KSh 7,300.
How does the Powerology Titan Smartwatch compare with the Powerology Sanam Smartwatch?
The Powerology Titan Smartwatch adds built-in GPS, outdoor sensors and a larger 550mAh battery for KSh 1,500 more than the Sanam. Both use a 1.43-inch AMOLED screen and support Bluetooth calling. The Sanam carries a 300mAh battery, IP68 sealing and listed heart-rate tracking, while the Titan brings a compass, altitude and air-pressure sensors, a torch and a 3ATM rating. Pick the Titan for hiking and field work. Pick the Sanam for gym sessions, swimming-pool splashes and heart-rate checks.
Can the Powerology Titan Smartwatch take calls without my phone in hand?
Yes, the Powerology Titan Smartwatch takes and makes calls on your wrist through a Bluetooth link to your phone. The phone can stay in a backpack, a car door pocket or a jacket. The watch has no SIM slot, so calls run on your Safaricom, Airtel or Telkom line and use your normal airtime. Keep the phone within a short distance for clear sound. This helps when your hands are busy with tools, a steering wheel or trekking poles. Out in the field, coverage still depends on your phone's network signal, not the watch.
Does the Powerology Titan Smartwatch have GPS for hiking in Kenya?
Yes, the Powerology Titan Smartwatch has built-in GPS that records your route without needing your phone's location. That suits trails on Mount Kenya's lower slopes, the Aberdares, Hell's Gate and Karura Forest. The compass points your direction, the altitude sensor shows how high you have climbed, and the air-pressure sensor tracks pressure shifts that often come before rain. Carry a map or a phone as backup on long routes, as any watch GPS can lose signal in deep valleys.
How long does the Powerology Titan Smartwatch battery last?
The Powerology Titan Smartwatch runs for five days on one charge from its 550mAh battery, based on Powerology's rating. A full charge takes about 2 hours. Long GPS recordings, frequent calls and the torch all draw extra power, so a multi-day hike will use it up faster than office wear. It tops up from a power bank, which suits safaris, site camps and evenings without KPLC power. Charge it fully before a trip and carry the cable. Light office wear with few calls stays close to the full rating.
Is the Powerology Titan Smartwatch waterproof?
The Powerology Titan Smartwatch is rated 3ATM, which handles rain, sweat, splashes and hand washing. That rating covers a downpour during the long rains or a muddy river crossing on foot. It does not suit swimming, diving or hot showers, as 3ATM only covers light water contact. If you plan to swim laps, the Powerology Sanam Smartwatch with IP68 sealing is the safer pick. Wipe the Powerology Titan Smartwatch dry after dusty or wet days to keep its buttons and charging contacts clean, especially after murram roads.
What is the torch on the Powerology Titan Smartwatch useful for?
The Powerology Titan Smartwatch has an embedded torch that lights up the area in front of you in low light. Campers use it to find kit inside a tent, drivers use it to check a tyre at night, and night-shift guards and security staff use it on patrol. It saves you from draining your phone battery on its flashlight, which matters when the phone is your only link home. Farmers checking livestock before dawn find it handy too. Use the torch in short bursts, since long use shortens the five-day battery rating.
Who should buy the Powerology Titan Smartwatch, and who should skip it?
Buy the Powerology Titan Smartwatch if you spend long hours outdoors and want GPS, a compass and a 550mAh battery in a tough alloy case. It suits field engineers, hikers, farmers, surveyors and drivers. Skip it if you swim often, want a slim watch for formal wear, or need listed heart-rate tracking. The Powerology Gazelle Smartwatch suits office and formal wear, and the Powerology Sanam Smartwatch suits swimmers and gym users who want heart-rate readings.
Technical Specifications
Display and Interface
- 1.43-inch AMOLED display — a large face where each pixel makes its own light, giving sharp text and deep blacks.
- Round rugged layout — the screen sits inside a raised alloy bezel that helps protect the glass from side knocks.
- Large enough for maps and stats — route, altitude and compass readings stay easy to read at a glance on the trail.
- Same screen size as the Sanam — both carry 1.43 inches, larger than the 1.19-inch Powerology Gazelle Smartwatch.
- Touch and button control — tap through menus, or use the side buttons when your fingers are wet or gloved.
Health and Outdoor Sensors
- Altitude sensor — shows how high you are, so you can track a climb up Longonot or the Ngong Hills.
- Air-pressure sensor — reads changes in pressure, which often signal an incoming storm on the trail.
- Built-in compass — points your heading without a phone signal, useful in forests and open plains.
- Sports activity tracking — records hikes, runs and outdoor sessions, so you can review distance and time afterwards.
- Health features — Powerology's listing centres on outdoor sensors, so confirm heart-rate and sleep tracking with us on WhatsApp.
Battery
- 550mAh battery — nearly double the 300mAh cell in the Gazelle and Sanam, rated for five days per charge.
- About 2 hours for a full charge — charge it over lunch and leave with a full battery.
- Five-day rating — enough for a long weekend away or a working week of light use.
- Power bank friendly — the USB cable charges from a power bank in a tent, a car or during a power cut.
- Heavy use drains it faster — long GPS routes, calls and torch use all cut into the five-day figure.
Connectivity
- Built-in GPS — satellite positioning in the watch records your route with the phone left behind.
- Bluetooth calling — answer and make calls from the wrist through your paired phone's line and airtime.
- Bluetooth 5.3 — a recent Bluetooth version that keeps a steady, low-power link to your phone.
- Android 10 or iOS 10 and later — pairs with most phones bought in Kenya over the last several years.
- 256MB RAM — working memory that keeps menus, sensors and calls running smoothly on the watch itself.
Build
- Zinc alloy frame in a rugged alloy case — a metal shell made to take bumps on site and on the trail.
- 3ATM water rating — handles rain, sweat, splashes and hand washing, but not swimming or diving.
- Embedded torchlight — a small light on the watch for tents, car boots and dark stairwells.
- Khaki silicone sport strap — a soft, flexible band that resists sweat and wipes clean after dusty days.
- Outdoor styling — a bold, chunky look that suits safari, site and field wear more than formal settings.
Package Contents
The Powerology Titan Smartwatch comes sealed in its Powerology retail box with the Khaki silicone sport strap fitted and a USB charging cable included. Powerology does not list a wall plug, so charge it from a laptop, a power bank, a car USB port or a USB adapter you already own. Mascom International stocks compatible USB adapters if you need one. You break the seal yourself and check the contents at the counter or on delivery.
Warranty
The Powerology Titan Smartwatch ships with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Cover includes faults in the display, battery, GPS, sensors, torch, charging and Bluetooth calling. Bring the watch and your receipt to the Mascom International service desk in Nairobi CBD for any claim.
Where to Buy the Powerology Titan Smartwatch in Kenya
The Powerology Titan Smartwatch is available at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Walk in to test the compass, switch on the torch and place a call through your own phone before you decide. The unit in stock comes with the Khaki silicone sport strap.
Get in touch to order or ask about the watch:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We offer pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs receive orders the same day, while Nanyuki, Naivasha, Eldoret, Kitale, Machakos and other major towns receive theirs within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your watch is covered by the 12-month warranty set out above.
We publish honest specifications, hold our prices accurate and back every watch with after-sales support from our Nairobi CBD desk, so your purchase is clear from the first question to long after delivery.
