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Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable | 100W PD Charging | 1.2 Metre Length | Zinc Alloy Braided Build
Feeds Dell or HP computers and Oppo mobiles alike off one shared outlet.
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Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 360, brand new and sealed, with a 1200mm flat braided cord and a 100W Power Delivery rating. Both ends carry the same small oval USB-C plug, each set in an orange zinc-alloy housing marked PD 100W. Amaya, a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, builds the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable for phones, tablets and laptops that charge over USB-C. You can see it, hold it and try it on your own device at our shop in Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Designed for people who carry several USB-C devices, the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable handles a laptop at the office, an Android phone on the bus home and an iPad at night. Accountants in Upper Hill, developers in Westlands and students at Strathmore often tell us they juggle three different cables and lose one every month. A single 100W-rated lead cuts that down to one, as long as the charger supports the power each device needs. The 1.2-metre reach also means a laptop can sit on your lap while the adapter stays plugged into a wall socket.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell thin USB-C leads with no rating printed anywhere, Mascom International stocks the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable with its wattage marked on the plug itself. Buyers throughout Kenya report that they come to us after a cheap cable from a street stall stopped charging their laptop within weeks. We back this cable with a written warranty, so a defect does not leave you stranded. Visit the Kimathi Street shop to test it, or order on WhatsApp and pay when the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable reaches your door.
Common Questions About the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable
What is the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable price in Kenya?
The Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable sells for KSh 360 at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD, brand new in a sealed retail box. The price includes the 1.2-metre braided cable, a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects, and delivery to any county with payment on arrival. It matches the KSh 360 Amaya ACD-CC58, which is rated for 60W and measures 1 metre. It costs KSh 740 less than the magnetic Amaya ACD-316CC, which shares the 100W rating but sells for KSh 1,100.
Can the Amaya ACD-CC33 charge my laptop?
Yes, the Amaya ACD-CC33 can charge any laptop that accepts power through a USB-C port, provided you use a USB-C PD charger strong enough for it. Many recent HP, Dell, Lenovo and Apple laptops charge this way; look for a USB-C port marked with a lightning bolt or a battery symbol. The cable's 100W rating covers what most business laptops draw. Pair it with the 45W Amaya ACW-U45 for a thin laptop or the 70W Amaya HU701 for a larger one, and check your laptop's own adapter wattage first.
What does 100W PD mean on the Amaya ACD-CC33?
The 100W PD marking on the Amaya ACD-CC33 means the cable can carry up to 100 watts using USB Power Delivery, the fast-charging standard most USB-C devices share. That figure is a ceiling, not a promise: the charger and the device decide how much power actually flows. A phone may draw 20W to 45W, while a laptop may draw 65W or more. Power Delivery lets the charger and the device agree on a safe level before charging starts, so one cable can serve both.
Which phones and tablets work with the Amaya ACD-CC33?
The Amaya ACD-CC33 works with any phone or tablet that has a USB-C port, the small oval reversible plug. That includes most Android phones from Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo and Redmi, plus iPhone 15 and later and the iPads that have moved to USB-C. Both ends are USB-C, so you need a charger or power bank with a USB-C output. Older iPhones with Lightning need a different cable, such as the Amaya ACD-L33, while chargers with only a USB-A port suit a USB to Type-C cable.
How does the Amaya ACD-CC33 compare with the Amaya ACD-CC58 and ACD-316CC?
The Amaya ACD-CC33 and the Amaya ACD-CC58 cost the same KSh 360, but the ACD-CC33 is rated for 100W and runs 1.2 metres, against 60W and 1 metre on the ACD-CC58. For phones, both charge just as quickly, because phones draw well under 60W. The Amaya ACD-316CC also carries 100W, but adds a magnetic flat braided design at KSh 1,100. Choose the ACD-CC33 for laptop charging on a budget, the ACD-CC58 if your devices are phones only, and the ACD-316CC if magnetic convenience matters.
Is the Amaya ACD-CC33 useful during KPLC power cuts?
Yes, the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable lets a USB-C laptop or phone draw from a power bank that has a USB-C PD output. During a KPLC outage, that can keep a laptop running long enough to finish a report, file a return on the KRA portal or join a video call. The laptop will only charge if the power bank supplies enough wattage, so check its USB-C output rating. When power returns, the same cable goes straight back onto your wall charger without swapping leads.
Will a 100W cable damage my phone?
No, the Amaya ACD-CC33 will not push 100W into a phone that cannot take it. USB Power Delivery works by negotiation: the phone tells the charger how much power it accepts, and the charger supplies only that amount. A phone that tops out at 25W receives 25W or less through this cable, even from a 70W laptop charger. That is why one Amaya ACD-CC33 can safely share a single adapter between your phone, your tablet and your laptop in the same household.
Who should buy the Amaya ACD-CC33, and who should skip it?
The Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable suits anyone with a USB-C laptop, a USB-C phone and a USB-C PD charger who wants one sturdy cable for all of them. Lawyers, consultants, journalists and university students who move between desk, car and home will use its length and tough build most. Skip it if your charger only has a USB-A port; the Amaya ACD-C33 USB to Type-C Cable fits that setup. Skip it too if you own an iPhone 14 or older, which needs a Lightning cable.
Technical Specifications
Core Function
- USB-C to USB-C connection — the same small oval reversible plug on both ends, so neither end can go in upside down.
- Rated for up to 100W of power — the most the cable can carry; your charger and device decide the real charging speed.
- USB Power Delivery support — works with the fast-charging standard shared by most USB-C phones, tablets and laptops today.
- PD 100W marked on the plugs — the rating sits printed on the housing, so you can identify the cable at a glance.
- "Ultra Speed" label on the box — Amaya's marking for a cable wired for both charging and data, not charge-only.
- Charging and data together — connects a phone or tablet to a computer for file transfers while it charges at the same time.
Compatibility
- USB-C laptops — charges laptops that accept power through USB-C, provided the charger supplies enough wattage for that model.
- Android phones with USB-C — fits most current Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo, Vivo and Redmi phones sold in Kenya.
- iPhone 15 and later — connects newer iPhones to a USB-C PD adapter for fast charging and to computers for syncing.
- USB-C iPads and Android tablets — charges tablets from the same adapter and cable you already use for your phone and laptop.
- Needs a USB-C output — the charger or power bank must have a USB-C port, not only the older rectangular USB-A port.
- Not for Lightning or Micro-USB devices — older iPhones and budget Androids with Micro-USB need a different cable entirely.
Build and Durability
- 1200mm length — 1.2 metres, long enough for a laptop on your lap while the charger stays plugged in at the wall.
- Flat braided cord — a woven outer jacket that resists kinks, tangles and fraying from daily folding into a laptop bag.
- Zinc-alloy plug housings — metal casings that protect the weak joint where cheaper USB-C cables often bend and break.
- Orange housings on a black cord — easy to find in a busy bag and easy to tell apart from other leads.
- Flat profile — lies flat on a desk, packs neatly into a pouch and avoids the twisting that round cables suffer.
- Brand new and sealed — supplied in Amaya's retail box, unopened, with the cable specifications printed on the front.
Inclusions
- One Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable — the cable is the only item packed inside the retail box.
- Sealed Amaya retail box — packaging that confirms the cable is new and has not been handled by another buyer.
- No wall adapter included — use your existing USB-C PD charger, or buy an Amaya charger from Mascom International separately.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty — covers manufacturing defects, with claims handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery — inspect the sealed box on arrival and pay only once you are satisfied, anywhere in Kenya.
Package Contents
Inside the sealed Amaya retail box you get one Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable: a 1.2-metre black flat braided cord with a USB-C plug in an orange zinc-alloy housing at each end, both marked PD 100W. No charger is included. If you need one, Mascom International stocks the 20W Amaya ACW-U54S for phones, the 45W GaN Amaya ACW-U45 and the 70W Amaya HU701 for laptops, so cable and charger can be matched at the counter.
Warranty
The Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable carries a 6-month warranty from Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. If a fault in how the cable was made stops it charging or connecting, bring it to our Nairobi CBD service desk at Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street.
Buying the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable from Mascom International
You will find the Amaya ACD-CC33 Type-C to Type-C Cable at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your laptop or phone and charger, and our staff will plug everything in so you can confirm it charges before you pay. It comes in black with orange plug housings.
For stock checks, orders or advice on the right charger, contact us:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Delivery covers all 47 counties, and you pay on arrival. Nairobi and its environs receive orders the same day, while major towns including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret and Nyeri receive them the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Your cable is covered by the 6-month warranty described above. We list honest specifications and accurate prices, and our after-sales team stays reachable long after you leave the shop.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct
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