Amaya AD019 Wall Charger | 3.1A Dual USB-A | Attached Micro-USB Cable | UK 3-Pin Plug
A black body with colour-coded outlets keeps older Android phones and a second gadget topped up together.
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The Amaya AD019 Wall Charger is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 270, with a 3.1A total output, two USB-A ports and an attached Micro-USB cable. It comes brand new and sealed in Amaya's retail box, which reads "3.1A USB Fast Charging, 2 USB, Micro" on the front. The Amaya AD019 Wall Charger has a black compact body, a UK 3-pin plug, and one red and one green USB-A port. Amaya is a Chinese mobile-accessories maker. Visit our shop on the first floor of the Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, to see it in person.
Designed for M-Pesa agents, cyber café owners and families with more phones than sockets, the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger handles three charging jobs from one outlet. The attached cable serves a Micro-USB phone directly, while the two USB-A ports take your own cables for a second phone, earbuds or a power bank. Many budget handsets still sold in Kenya use Micro-USB, and their owners lose cables constantly. With the cable fixed to the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger, the main phone always has its lead ready, even when the drawer is empty and the spare cable has gone missing again.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that hand out anonymous chargers with no rating, Mascom International stocks the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger as a branded unit with its output printed on the box. At Mascom International, we're seeing more buyers return from River Road stalls with chargers that ran hot or stopped within weeks. A 3.1A total spread across three outputs gives a household real charging capacity for a small outlay. Pick up the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger at our counter, or order on WhatsApp and pay when it arrives at your door.
Common Questions About the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger
What is the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger price in Kenya?
The Amaya AD019 Wall Charger sells for KSh 270 at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD, brand new and sealed. The price covers the charger with its attached Micro-USB cable, a 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects, and pay-on-arrival delivery to every county. It costs KSh 50 more than the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger, which uses a separate cable, and the same as the Amaya AD036-M Wall Charger, another black 3.1A model. You pay only when the parcel reaches you.
How is the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger different from the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger?
The Amaya AD019 Wall Charger has a Micro-USB cable fixed to its body, while the Amaya A-AD032 Wall Charger comes with a separate USB to Micro-USB cable. Both list 3.1A across two USB-A ports and use the UK 3-pin plug. The AD019 is black and costs KSh 270; the A-AD032 has a white round body at KSh 220. Pick the AD019 if cables tend to vanish in your home. Pick the A-AD032 if you want to swap in a longer or replacement cable later.
Can the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger keep an M-Pesa agent's phones running all day?
Yes, the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger suits an M-Pesa or Airtel Money counter, because one socket feeds the agent line, a personal phone and a third device. The attached cable keeps a Micro-USB agent handset on charge, and the two USB-A ports take the rest. Its 3.1A total is shared, so three busy devices charge more slowly than one. When KPLC supply drops, plug it back in the moment power returns to make the most of the restored window.
How fast does the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger charge a phone?
The Amaya AD019 Wall Charger delivers 3.1A in total, about 15W at USB's standard 5V, shared across its outputs. One phone charging alone faces no competition for that total, and speed per device drops as you add more. The box says "USB Fast Charging", but it lists no Quick Charge or Power Delivery protocol, so phones built for 25W or 33W charging will run at a standard pace. We do not quote charging minutes, since Amaya publishes none for this model.
What happens if the attached cable on the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger gets damaged?
If the fixed Micro-USB cable on the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger is damaged, the two USB-A ports still work with any USB cable you own. A cable that fails through a manufacturing defect within six months is covered by the Mascom International warranty. Pulling and tight bending wear out any cable over time, so handle it gently. Unplug by gripping the charger body rather than the cable, and avoid winding the lead tightly around the plug when you pack it.
Does the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger work with Type-C phones and iPhones?
Yes, through its two USB-A ports, but you need your own cable, since the attached lead on the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger is Micro-USB only. A USB-A to Type-C cable charges a Tecno, Infinix, Samsung or Redmi Type-C handset at a standard pace. A USB-A to Lightning cable charges an older iPhone. If your main phone is Type-C and you want the cable included in the box, the Amaya AD033 Wall Charger at KSh 480 pairs 3.1A with a Type-C cable.
Who should buy the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger and who should skip it?
Buy the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger if your household or shop runs on Micro-USB phones and needs three outputs from one socket for KSh 270. Skip it if you carry an iPhone; the Amaya AD017L Wall Charger at KSh 320 includes a USB to Lightning cable. Skip it too if your phone supports fast charging and you want that speed, because the Amaya ACW-U54S Wall Charger at KSh 500 offers 20W USB-C PD. Drivers who charge on the road need a 12V car charger instead.
Is the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger good for a university hostel room?
The Amaya AD019 Wall Charger works well in a hostel room at the University of Nairobi or Moi University, where sockets are few and roommates share them. One outlet charges a Micro-USB phone on the attached cable and two more devices on the USB-A ports. The black body and the red and green ports are easy to spot on a crowded desk. Label your own cables, because shared ports invite borrowing, and keep the fixed lead away from bed frames that can pinch it.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Output
- 3.1A total output — about 15W at USB's standard 5V, enough to charge a phone and a second device together.
- Output shared across connections — the 3.1A total splits between whatever is plugged in, so each device slows when all three are busy.
- Two USB-A ports — the standard flat rectangular sockets that accept any USB-A cable you own, whether Type-C, Micro-USB or Lightning.
- Attached Micro-USB cable — fixed permanently to the body, so a Micro-USB phone charges without anyone hunting for a loose lead.
- Three outputs in total — the built-in cable plus two USB-A ports, serving one Micro-USB phone and two other devices.
- Standard USB charging — the box reads "USB Fast Charging" at 3.1A, but no Quick Charge or Power Delivery protocol is listed.
Compatibility
- Micro-USB phones — older and budget Android handsets from Tecno, Itel, Infinix and Samsung charge straight from the attached cable.
- USB Type-C phones — plug your own USB-A to Type-C cable into either port and charge at a standard pace.
- iPhone — a USB-A to Lightning cable in one port charges older iPhones, though not at Apple's own fast-charge speed.
- Accessories — Bluetooth speakers, earbuds, smartwatches and feature phones with Micro-USB or USB charging all connect easily.
- Power banks — top up a power bank on one USB-A port while your phone charges on the attached cable.
- Not for laptops — laptop batteries need a dedicated higher-wattage adapter, which this phone charger is not designed to replace.
Build and Design
- UK 3-pin plug — the Type G fitting used in Kenyan wall sockets, extension boards and hostel power strips, so no adapter.
- Black compact body — small enough to sit comfortably on a crowded extension board next to other plugs and adapters.
- Colour-coded ports — one red and one green USB-A port, easy to tell apart when you plug in at night.
- Fixed cable joint — the Micro-USB lead leaves the body permanently, so avoid sharp bends and tight winding for a longer life.
- Factory-sealed box — Amaya retail packaging printed with the 3.1A rating, the two USB ports and the Micro-USB cable.
- Branded unit — the Amaya name and AD019 model code make the charger easy to identify when you make a warranty claim.
Inclusions
- The Amaya AD019 Wall Charger itself, with its UK 3-pin plug and two USB-A ports in red and green.
- Attached Micro-USB cable, built into the charger body, so there is no separate cable to misplace or forget.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty against manufacturing defects, claimed in person at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery across all 47 counties, so you see the sealed box before any money changes hands.
- In-store testing — connect your own Micro-USB phone at our counter and confirm it charges before you leave the shop.
Package Contents
Inside the sealed Amaya box is the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger, with its UK 3-pin plug, two USB-A ports in red and green, and the Micro-USB cable already attached to the body. Because the cable is built in, there is nothing extra to unpack or lose. Owners of Type-C phones and iPhones connect their own cable to either port. Check that the box seal is intact when your order arrives, before you pay the delivery agent.
Warranty
The Amaya AD019 Wall Charger carries a 6-month warranty from Mascom International covering manufacturing defects under normal use, including the ports, the plug and the attached Micro-USB cable. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk, First Floor Room 4, Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, where staff test the unit with you.
Buying the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger from Mascom International
Find the Amaya AD019 Wall Charger at our shop, First Floor Room 4, Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your Micro-USB phone and test the attached cable at the counter before you buy. This model comes in black.
For stock checks and orders, contact us here:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery covers all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and buyers in Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu and Mombasa receive their order the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Your purchase is backed by the 6-month warranty described above. Our team quotes the rating printed on the box, charges the price on the tag, and stays reachable after the sale if anything goes wrong.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct

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