Church technical teams, school ICT departments, hotel lounges showing football, and meeting rooms in Upper Hill and Westlands all hit the same wall: the display is fixed high up, and the source device sits metres away. A 1.5-metre cable forces you to perch the decoder beside the television where nobody can reach the remote sensor or the ports. The UGREEN HD104 10m closes that distance in one clean run, with no couplers, no repeater boxes, and nothing extra to power. Gamers who keep a PlayStation 5 on a rack across the sitting room solve the same problem with it.

Unlike the unbranded ten-metre cables sold loose in Kenya's electronics stalls, the HD104 carries a printed UGREEN model code and catalogue number you can check against the manufacturer's own listing. Users consistently report that thin, unmarked long cables start flickering, dropping to a black screen, or showing sparkle dots after a few months of heat and dust. At Mascom International, we're witnessing steady repeat demand from installers who would rather fit the HD104 once than drive back to a client site for free. Test it on our display before paying, or order for countrywide delivery.

The 10-metre HD104 runs 4K (3840 x 2160) at 30Hz and 1080p at 60Hz, using 10.2 Gbps of bandwidth. That covers DStv, Zuku, Netflix on a streaming stick, laptop presentations, Blu-ray, and console menus. If your work depends on 4K at 60Hz for fast-motion gaming, use a shorter HDMI 2.0 length instead, or ask us about an active optical run. Mascom International staff will match the cable to your source device and screen before you pay for it.

Not with this build. Distance weakens an HDMI signal, and the HD104 answers that with oxygen-free copper conductors and three shielding layers: a ground wire, aluminium foil, and a woven braid. Those layers block interference from mains wiring, fluorescent fittings, and Wi-Fi routers that share the same ceiling void. Kenyan installers commonly report sparkle dots or dropouts on cheap long cables run beside power lines. Keep the HD104 a hand's width from mains cabling and the picture stays locked.

Anything with a standard full-size HDMI port on both ends. That includes DStv and Zuku decoders, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch docks, laptops, desktop graphics cards, Epson and BenQ projectors, AV receivers, soundbars, digital signage screens, DVD and Blu-ray players, and CCTV recorders feeding a monitor. Both ends are male, so it plugs directly into ports without an adapter. Phones and tablets with USB-C output need a separate USB-C to HDMI adapter, which Mascom International stocks.

That works out to KSh 280 per metre, less than most branded one-metre HDMI cables cost per metre in Nairobi. The saving that matters, though, is the second one. A failed cable inside a ceiling or wall conduit means pulling the trunking open again, and that labour costs more than the cable. Buyers across Kenya tell us they pay once for a marked, traceable UGREEN part rather than twice for an unbranded replacement plus the installer's return trip.

Yes. The HD104 supports Audio Return Channel, which lets a television send its audio back down the same cable to a soundbar or receiver, so you do not need a second optical or RCA lead. It passes Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio without compressing them, plus audio-video sync so lips match speech. For church halls and hotel lounges running a mixer, that single cable keeps the rack tidy and cuts one more failure point out of the setup.

This is its most common job in Kenya. Ten metres reaches from a rear equipment table or lectern to a ceiling projector in most halls, classrooms, and conference rooms. The PVC jacket is flexible enough to pull through standard 25mm trunking without kinking, and the round profile clips neatly along a beam. Measure your actual route, not the straight-line distance, since the cable must climb a wall and cross a ceiling. Add roughly two metres for slack and bends.

The plugs are gold-plated over the contact surfaces, which resists oxidation and corrosion far better than bare tin, and that matters in coastal Mombasa and Kisumu humidity as much as in dusty Nairobi. The moulded strain relief where cable meets connector takes the bending stress that normally splits cheap leads. Pull from the plug body rather than the cable when unplugging. Handled that way, the HD104 outlasts several unbranded cables in the same socket.

Call or WhatsApp +254 708 852 521 and pay only when the cable reaches you. Mascom International delivers to all 47 counties on a pay-on-arrival basis. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. Every other major town and county receives delivery within 1 business day, covering Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Nyeri, Meru, Kakamega, and beyond. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the sealed packaging before any money changes hands.

Visit Mascom International at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD to test the UGREEN HD104 on our display before you buy. We are open Monday-Saturday, 9:00 AM-7:00 PM. Bring your decoder, laptop, or console if you want to confirm the connection on your own hardware first.

Prefer delivery? Mascom International ships the HD104 across all 47 Kenyan counties with payment on arrival. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. Every other major city and town receives delivery within 1 business day, including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisii, Machakos, and Thika. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the sealed UGREEN packaging and confirm the catalogue number before paying a shilling.

Reach us through any of these: