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Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones | 18 Hours Music Time | Vibration Call Alert | Magnetic Power Switching | Blue Metallic Finish
Feel a buzz for every incoming ring, and pull the buds apart to start playing instantly.
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Mascom International stocks the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones at KSh 1,300, brand new and sealed, with a box rating of 18 hours of music time, a vibration mode and magnetic on and off. Amaya is a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, and the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones come in a blue metallic finish on both the band and the earbuds. Snap the buds together and they switch off; pull them apart and they switch back on. You can see and test the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones at our shop in the Old Mutual Building, First Floor, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Built for traders, delivery riders waiting between jobs, students and office messengers across Kenya, the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones answer a common complaint: missed calls in noisy places. In a crowded Gikomba stall or a loud River Road matatu stage, a ringtone in your ear is easy to miss when no music is playing. The vibration mode makes the band buzz against your neck, so you feel the call even when you cannot hear it. The magnetic switch saves battery the moment you clip the buds together, which stretches 18 hours across more days.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell blue neckbands with no name and no receipt, Mascom International sells the sealed Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones with a written warranty from a walk-in counter. At Mascom International, we're seeing first-time Bluetooth buyers choose this model because it costs less than many wired headsets sold with fake logos. If you want far longer battery life, the Amaya AEP-E10D costs KSh 300 more with a 75-hour rating. Come to Kimathi Street to pair it with your phone, or order on WhatsApp and pay on delivery.
Common Questions About the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones
How much do the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones cost in Kenya?
The Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones cost KSh 1,300 brand new and sealed at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. For that price you get the earphones, a Type-C charging cable, a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects and pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya. The black Amaya AEB-311 lists the same 18-hour rating, vibration alert and magnetic switching at KSh 1,700. The Amaya AEP-E10D, at KSh 1,600, steps up to a 75-hour rating for KSh 300 more.
What does the vibration mode on the Amaya AEB-211 do?
The vibration mode on the Amaya AEB-211 makes the neckband buzz when a call comes in, so you feel it against your neck. That helps when the buds are resting on your chest and no music is playing, or when traffic drowns out the ringtone. Market traders, warehouse staff in Industrial Area and anyone waiting at a busy stage catch calls they would otherwise miss. It is especially handy for M-Pesa confirmation calls and customer calls that cannot wait until later.
How does the magnetic on and off switch work on the Amaya AEB-211?
The Amaya AEB-211 switches off when you snap its magnetic earbuds together and switches on when you pull them apart. There is no need to hunt for a power button every time you stop listening. Clipping the buds after a call or a song saves battery straight away, so the 18-hour rating lasts across more days of normal use. Pulling them apart wakes the earphones, and they reconnect to the phone you paired before, ready for your next call.
Is 18 hours of battery enough on the Amaya AEB-211?
Amaya rates the AEB-211 at 18 hours of music time, which covers about two full working days of eight-hour listening. Because the magnetic switch turns the earphones off whenever the buds are clipped, real use often stretches further than two days. Most owners charge it every second night, the way they charge a phone. Heavy volume and long calls drain it faster. If you cannot charge often because of KPLC outages or long field trips, a 75-hour model suits you better.
Should I buy the Amaya AEB-211 or the Amaya AEP-E10D?
Buy the Amaya AEB-211 for the lowest price and its vibration alert, and the AEP-E10D for much longer battery life. The AEB-211 costs KSh 1,300 with an 18-hour rating, vibration on incoming calls and magnetic power switching. The AEP-E10D costs KSh 1,600 with a 75-hour rating, an 800mAh battery and magnetic buds that clip together. Buyers who charge every night or two save KSh 300 here. Field workers and travellers who go days without a socket should spend the extra.
What is the difference between the Amaya AEB-211 and the Amaya AEB-311?
The clearest differences between the Amaya AEB-211 and the AEB-311 are colour and price: blue at KSh 1,300 versus black at KSh 1,700. Both list an 18-hour music rating, vibration alert on calls and magnetic on and off switching. Pick the blue AEB-211 if you like a bright metallic look and want to save KSh 400. Pick the black AEB-311 if you prefer a plain colour for office wear. Ask on WhatsApp and we will send photos of both units side by side.
Does the Amaya AEB-211 suit busy, noisy places in Kenya?
Yes, the Amaya AEB-211 suits noisy Kenyan workplaces because its vibration alert lets you feel incoming calls through traffic and crowd noise. Calls travel over your phone's own line, so the earphones behave the same on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya or Telkom. Dust from busy roads settles on everything, so wipe the band and buds with a dry cloth each evening. The blue metallic finish is easy to spot if the earphones slip off a counter or into a bag.
Who should buy the Amaya AEB-211, and who should skip it?
The Amaya AEB-211 suits first-time Bluetooth buyers, students and workers who want a reliable neckband for under KSh 1,500. Strathmore and USIU students moving between classes, shop attendants and riders waiting for orders get call alerts and easy power control at a low price. Skip it if you need a week of battery; the Amaya AEP-E10D handles that. Skip it too if you want offline music from a memory card, which the Amaya EAB-E200D offers at KSh 2,200.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- Stereo earbuds — separate left and right channels give music and videos proper width compared with single-ear call headsets.
- Blue metallic earbud housings — the buds match the band and carry the magnets used for clipping and power switching.
- Built-in microphone — picks up your voice for phone calls and voice notes while the phone stays in your pocket or bag.
- Hands-free calling — answer customers, family and colleagues without stopping what you are doing with your hands.
- Passive sound only — there is no active noise cancellation, so the vibration alert helps where loud surroundings mask the ringtone.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth wireless connection — pairs with iPhones, Android phones, tablets and laptops that support Bluetooth audio, with no cable to tangle.
- Automatic reconnection on wake — pulling the buds apart turns the earphones on, ready to link back to your paired phone.
- Works with any phone port — since nothing plugs in, it does not matter whether your phone has USB-C, Lightning or a jack.
- Calls use your phone's network — the earphones work the same on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya and Telkom lines across Kenya.
- No app required — pairing happens through your phone's Bluetooth settings, with nothing to install, register or update.
Battery
- 18 hours music time rating — roughly two working days of eight-hour listening on one charge, based on the box figure.
- Magnetic power saving — clipping the buds together switches the earphones off, so idle time does not drain the battery.
- Type-C charging port — charges with the same cable most current Android phones use, so one charger covers both devices.
- Every-other-night charging — most owners plug in every second evening, the same routine they already follow with a phone.
- Power bank top-ups — charge from any USB power bank during a long commute or a day without electricity.
Build and Durability
- Neckband design — a band rests around the back of the neck and keeps both earbuds on short cables near your ears.
- Blue metallic band — a bright, shiny finish that stands out from the plain black neckbands most buyers already own.
- Matching blue metallic buds — the band and earbuds share one colour for a tidy, coordinated look when worn.
- Magnetic earbuds — the buds snap together and hang on your chest instead of swinging loose or catching on clothing.
- No stated water rating — wipe off sweat and road dust after use and keep the earphones away from rain.
Controls and Inputs
- Vibration call alert — the band buzzes on incoming calls, so you notice them even when the buds are out of your ears.
- Magnetic on and off — snapping the buds together powers down and pulling them apart powers up, with no button needed.
- Buttons on the band — volume, playback and call answer sit within easy reach of your thumb on the band itself.
- Built-in microphone input — handles calls and voice commands from your phone's assistant without lifting the handset.
- Type-C port — the single charging input on the band, used to refill the battery from a charger, laptop or power bank.
Package Contents
Inside the sealed box you will find the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones in blue metallic finish and a Type-C charging cable. No wall adapter is included, so charge from a phone charger, laptop USB port or power bank you already own. Mascom International sells compatible chargers and power banks at the same counter. We open the box with you in store and pair the earphones with your phone before you leave.
Warranty
The Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones are covered by a 6-month Mascom International warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use, such as a vibration motor that stops working, a failed magnetic switch or a dead charging port. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk in the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street. Please bring your receipt.
Where to Buy the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones in Kenya
Pick up the Amaya AEB-211 Neckband Earphones at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Ask us to switch the vibration mode on and test it with a call from your own phone. This model comes in blue metallic on both band and buds.
For stock checks, orders and directions, contact us:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties, so you inspect the box before paying. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. Customers in Mombasa, Kakamega, Meru, Kisii and Naivasha get their earphones within 1 business day, as do other major cities and towns. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
The 6-month warranty above applies from the day of purchase. We list only the figures printed on the box, hold a fair shelf price and stand behind every sale at our Kimathi Street service desk.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct
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