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Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones | 18H Music Time | Vibration Alert | Magnetic Switch
A black collar-style Bluetooth pair that buzzes on incoming calls and powers off when the buds click together.
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Note: price and availability are subject to change without prior notice
The Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones are in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 1,700, with up to 18 hours of music time, a vibration call alert and a magnetic on/off switch. Each unit is brand new and sealed, finished in black from the band to the buds. The Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones come from Amaya, a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, and pair over Bluetooth with Android phones, iPhones, tablets and laptops. Collect yours at our store in the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Built for commuters, call-centre agents and university students across Kenya, the Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones fix a common problem: loose earbuds that fall out and get lost. The band rests on your collarbone, so the buds hang safely when you pull them out to talk to a matatu conductor or pay a boda boda rider. The vibration motor buzzes against your neck when a call comes in, which helps on a loud Moi Avenue pavement. Clip the magnetic buds together and the earphones switch off, saving the 18-hour charge for several days of travel.
Unlike earphones sold loose on Luthuli Avenue, the Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones come sealed in their retail box from a walk-in store you can come back to. We also stock the Amaya AEB-211, which lists the same 18 hours, vibration alert and magnetic switch for KSh 400 less in blue; the Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones differ only in their black colour and finish. Customers across Nairobi tell us they pick black because it hides marks from daily wear and suits office clothes. Visit Kimathi Street to try both side by side, or order on WhatsApp for same-day delivery in Nairobi.
Common Questions About the Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones
How much are the Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones in Kenya?
The Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones cost KSh 1,700, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price includes the Type-C charging cable in the box, a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects, and pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties. You pay by cash or M-Pesa only once the parcel is in your hands. The blue Amaya AEB-211 sells for KSh 1,300, so the AEB-311 costs KSh 400 more for its black colour and finish, with the same listed specifications.
Should I buy the Amaya AEB-311 or the cheaper Amaya AEB-211?
The Amaya AEB-311 and Amaya AEB-211 list identical specifications: 18 hours of music time, a vibration call alert and a magnetic on/off switch. The real differences are colour and finish. The AEB-311 is black from band to buds, while the AEB-211 is blue and costs KSh 400 less at KSh 1,300. If you want the lower price or like blue, take the AEB-211. If you prefer a black set that matches work clothes and hides scuffs, choose the AEB-311. Mascom International lets you compare both in store.
How long does the Amaya AEB-311 battery last on one charge?
The Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones give up to 18 hours of music time on a full charge, according to the Amaya box. If you listen for two hours a day on your commute, that works out to roughly nine days between charges. Calls and higher volume use the battery faster, so heavy callers should expect fewer days. The magnetic switch helps: joining the buds turns the earphones off, so they do not drain in your pocket between trips.
Will the Amaya AEB-311 cope with KPLC power cuts and a dusty Nairobi commute?
The Amaya AEB-311 charges through a Type-C cable, so a power bank, laptop USB port or car charger keeps it going during KPLC outages. With 18 hours of music time, one charge also covers a long blackout evening. Amaya lists no dust or water rating, so wipe the buds after a dusty walk through town and keep them out of heavy rain. Because the earphones link to your phone, calls work on Safaricom, Airtel or Telkom exactly as your handset does.
How does the vibration mode on the Amaya AEB-311 work?
The vibration mode makes the Amaya AEB-311 neckband buzz against your neck when a call arrives. That matters when the buds are hanging off the band, or when a matatu is playing loud music and you would miss a ringtone. You feel the alert, put the buds back in and take the call. Field sales staff and delivery riders tell us this is the feature they use most, because missed customer calls cost them business and M-Pesa payments.
Will the Amaya AEB-311 work with my iPhone, Samsung or Tecno phone?
Yes, the Amaya AEB-311 pairs over Bluetooth with any phone that has Bluetooth, including iPhone, Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo and Redmi models. It does not need a headphone jack, so it suits newer phones that dropped the 3.5mm port. You pair it once through your phone's Bluetooth menu and it reconnects when you separate the buds. It also connects to Windows laptops and MacBooks, which helps students joining online classes from Kenyatta University or Strathmore.
Is the Amaya AEB-311 good for the gym or jogging at Karura Forest?
The Amaya AEB-311 suits light workouts because the neckband keeps the buds attached to you even if one slips out. On a jog around Karura Forest or Uhuru Park, nothing drops onto the path. Amaya lists no sweat or water rating, so wipe the band and buds dry after each session and let them air out before charging. Swimmers and people who train in heavy rain should look at a rated sports headset instead of this model.
Who should buy the Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones, and who should skip them?
The Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones suit commuters, call-centre agents and students who want a black wireless pair that stays around their neck all day. Skip it if battery life matters most: the Amaya AEP-E10D lists 75 hours for KSh 1,600. Skip it if you want music from a memory card without a phone; the Amaya EAB-E200D adds a Micro SD slot for KSh 2,200. If you want to block engine noise on long trips, over-ear ANC headphones such as the Amaya AEB-H360D fit better.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- Stereo earbuds on each end of the band — music, podcasts and video play with separate left and right channels.
- Tuned for everyday listening and voice — one pair covers commuting playlists, YouTube lessons, sermons and work calls.
- Buds hang from short cables off the band — they reach your ears without tugging when you turn your head.
- Same listed audio specification as the Amaya AEB-211 — sound matches, so you choose between the two on colour and finish.
- Sound travels wirelessly from your phone — no headphone jack needed, so it works with jackless Samsung, iPhone and Redmi models.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth wireless link — pairs with phones, tablets and laptops without any cable; the box does not state a Bluetooth version.
- Works with Android phones from Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo and Redmi — any handset with Bluetooth can pair.
- Pairs with iPhone and iPad through the Bluetooth menu in Settings — the same steps as any wireless headset.
- Connects to Windows laptops and MacBooks — useful for Zoom, Teams and Google Meet classes and meetings.
- Links to your phone, not the mobile network — calls run on whichever SIM your phone uses, with no extra setup.
Battery
- Up to 18 hours of music time on one full charge — about nine days of two-hour daily commutes.
- Magnetic switch powers the earphones off when the buds join — stops the battery draining in your bag or pocket.
- Rechargeable through the Type-C cable in the box — top up from a phone charger, laptop USB port or power bank.
- Charges from a power bank during a blackout — you keep listening at night when the mains supply goes off.
- Battery capacity in mAh is not printed on the box — buyers who need longer runs can compare the 75-hour Amaya AEP-E10D.
Build and Durability
- Black neckband with matching black buds — a plain colour that hides scuffs and sits well with office wear.
- Collar-style design rests on your shoulders, not your ears — less pressure on your ears during long call shifts.
- Band stays around your neck when the buds are out — the earphones cannot fall onto a road or matatu floor.
- No water or dust rating is listed — wipe off sweat and dust after use and keep the set out of heavy rain.
- Brand new and sealed in Amaya retail packaging — you are the first person to wear this pair.
Controls and Inputs
- Magnetic on/off switch — click the buds together to switch off, pull them apart to switch on and reconnect.
- Vibration mode for incoming calls — the band buzzes against your neck, so you notice calls even with the buds out.
- Call and music buttons on the band — answer, end and pause without taking your phone out of your pocket.
- Built-in microphone for hands-free calls — talk to customers or family while your phone stays in your bag.
- Type-C charging port — the same plug most current Android phones use, so one cable serves both devices.
Package Contents
The Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones box holds the neckband earphones and a Type-C charging cable. No wall adapter is included, but any USB phone charger, laptop port or power bank will charge them. Mascom International sells compatible USB chargers and power banks in store if you need a spare. Each box is brand new and sealed, so check the seal when your parcel arrives, and feel free to open it in front of the rider before you pay.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. If the band, buds, battery or controls develop a factory fault, bring the earphones and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk at the Old Mutual Building, where claims are handled.
Where to Buy the Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones in Kenya
The Amaya AEB-311 Neckband Earphones are on the shelf at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Walk in, pair a set with your own phone and feel the vibration alert before you pay. This model comes in black; the blue version is the Amaya AEB-211.
Reach our sales team on any of these:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We deliver with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Orders in Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, and buyers in Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret and Thika receive theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your pair is backed by the 6-month warranty above. We keep our specifications honest, our prices accurate and our after-sales desk open, so you know exactly what you are buying and where to bring it if anything goes wrong.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct
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