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Amaya APB-40 Power Bank | 40000mAh | 22.5W PD Fast Charging | PowerBox 400 | Built-In Cables
A household backup for shared homes and offices, lighting the room while topping up every handset in the family.
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Note: price and availability are subject to change without prior notice
Amaya APB-40 Power Bank is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 3,200 for a 40000mAh PowerBox 400 with 22.5W PD fast charging. Every unit is brand new and sealed, from the Chinese mobile-accessories brand Amaya. The Amaya APB-40 Power Bank carries built-in charging cables, an LED digital display that reads out the remaining charge, and a large LED light panel across its face. It comes in black with a side strap for carrying, and the 40000mAh reserve suits homes where several people share one backup. You can inspect one at our store in the Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Designed for families, small offices and NGO field staff, the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank handles the days when mains power simply is not there. A KPLC outage in Eastlands or a field posting in Turkana can leave four or five phones flat by evening. With about 5 full refills of a typical 5,000mAh Android phone after conversion losses, one charged Amaya APB-40 Power Bank keeps a household reachable on M-Pesa and WhatsApp. The light panel stands in for a lamp once darkness falls. The built-in cables mean nobody in the house has to hunt for the right lead.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that sell power banks with no name and no after-sales desk, Mascom International backs every Amaya APB-40 Power Bank with a written 6-month warranty. Buyers throughout Kenya report that the step up from 30000mAh to 40000mAh is what lets them skip charging for a whole extra day. That gap costs KSh 450 against the smaller sibling. Visit the store to compare the PowerBox models side by side, or message us on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in the 47 counties.
Common Questions About the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank
What is the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank price in Kenya?
The Amaya APB-40 Power Bank is KSh 3,200 brand new and sealed at Mascom International, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. That figure covers the unit with its built-in charging cables, the 6-month warranty and pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties. The Amaya APB-30 Power Bank costs KSh 450 less with 10000mAh less capacity, and the Amaya APB-50 Power Bank costs KSh 400 more with 10000mAh extra. All three share 22.5W PD fast charging, a digital display and a light panel.
Is the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank worth the extra KSh 450 over the Amaya APB-30 Power Bank?
For homes with several phones, yes, because the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank adds 10000mAh for KSh 450. That works out to roughly one more full phone refill, taking you from about 4 to about 5. Both run 22.5W PD fast charging, a digital display and a light panel, and both need airline approval to fly. The smaller model is a little easier to carry. Choose the APB-30 for one person and a single phone, and this model when the whole family shares it.
How long will the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank last during a blackout?
A fully charged Amaya APB-40 Power Bank keeps one phone going for several days of normal use during a KPLC outage. In capacity terms, that is about 5 refills of a 5,000mAh Android phone, so a family of four can each get a full top-up with some left over. Using the light panel draws from the same battery, so heavy lamp use shortens phone reserve. Charge it to full whenever power comes back, so it is ready before the next load-shedding round.
Is the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank allowed on Kenya Airways flights?
Only with airline approval, and only in your cabin bag, since the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank is rated at about 148Wh. IATA rules let passengers carry power banks up to 100Wh without approval, require airline permission between 100Wh and 160Wh, and ban all power banks from checked luggage. Call Kenya Airways or your carrier before reaching JKIA. Frequent flyers are better served by the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank, whose 20000mAh rating works out to about 74Wh, well under the limit.
Can the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank charge a whole family's phones?
Yes, the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank holds enough for about 5 full refills of a typical Android phone. Smaller handsets and most iPhones need less per charge, so a household mixing phone types gets even more refills in total. The built-in charging cables let devices connect without hunting for leads, and the digital display tells everyone how much is left. Parents in Kasarani or Rongai often keep one charged on the shelf so school mornings never start with a flat phone.
Is the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank good for camping and field work?
The Amaya APB-40 Power Bank suits campers at Hell's Gate, safari guides and NGO staff in Turkana or Marsabit who spend days away from sockets. Its 40000mAh reserve covers a phone, a GPS app and a pair of earbuds over a long weekend. The large LED light panel works as a tent or camp lamp. Keep it shaded in the car during the day, because dashboard heat in northern Kenya stresses lithium cells and shortens their working life.
How do I recharge and look after the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank?
Recharge the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank from a reputable phone wall charger and watch the digital display climb to full. A 40000mAh unit takes longer to refill than a phone, so overnight charging is the simplest habit. Store it out of direct sun and away from water. If you will not use it for weeks, top it up occasionally, since lithium cells age faster when left completely empty. Avoid cheap unbranded wall adapters, which can deliver unstable power.
Who should buy the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank, and who should skip it?
Buy the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank if you charge several phones at home, run a small office or work away from power for days. Families, field teams and shopkeepers in Gikomba or Kariokor get the most value. Skip it if you want a pocket unit or fly often; the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank is lighter and stays under airline limits. If you need to power a laptop, the Amaya APB-F165L Power Bank is built for that job instead.
Technical Specifications
Capacity and Charging Performance
- 40000mAh rated capacity — about 5 full refills of a standard 5,000mAh Android phone once normal conversion losses are counted.
- About 148Wh energy rating — watt-hours express total stored energy and place this unit in the airline-approval band for flights.
- 22.5W PD fast charging — USB Power Delivery negotiates a higher power level with compatible phones, so they refill faster than basic charging.
- LED digital display — reads out the remaining charge as a figure, which makes planning a long day or a blackout much easier.
- Large LED light panel — spreads light across a room, tent or stall, replacing a separate torch or rechargeable lamp.
- PowerBox 400 series design — the 40000mAh model in the PowerBox family, sitting between the 30000mAh and 50000mAh versions.
Device Compatibility
- Built-in charging cables — attached to the casing, so family members connect without searching for the right lead or borrowing one.
- Android phones and iPhones — charges the handsets most Kenyan households use, from budget models to recent high-end phones.
- PD-capable phones charge faster — phones without PD support still charge safely, simply at their own standard speed.
- Earbuds, smartwatches and speakers — small Bluetooth gadgets top up easily from the same unit between phone charges.
- Not a laptop power bank — notebooks that need high-wattage input require a dedicated laptop model rather than this one.
Build and Handling
- Black casing — hides scuffs, fingerprints and dust picked up on shelves, in vehicles and inside work bags.
- Side strap — gives a secure grip when carrying the unit between rooms, vehicles or field sites, and helps prevent drops.
- Large-format body — sized for 40000mAh, so it lives on a shelf, in a backpack or in a car rather than a pocket.
- Face-mounted light panel — lay the unit flat with the panel up to light a table, a tent floor or a shop counter.
- Display on the casing — readable at a glance without pressing through menus or counting small indicator dots, even in dim light.
- Lithium battery inside — a sealed rechargeable pack that holds its charge for weeks on a shelf when the unit sits unused.
Safety, Storage and Travel
- Airline approval needed — about 148Wh sits inside the 100Wh to 160Wh band that airlines must approve before you board.
- Never in checked luggage — every power bank, of any size, travels only in the cabin on passenger flights.
- Avoid parked-car heat — high temperatures stress lithium cells, shorten their service life and can cause swelling over time.
- Store partly charged — leaving any lithium battery fully empty for months speeds up ageing and reduces usable capacity.
- Use a reputable wall charger — unbranded adapters can deliver unstable power that slows charging and strains the battery.
Inclusions
- The Amaya power bank itself, brand new and sealed in its retail packaging, opened only when you ask us to test it.
- Built-in charging cables, permanently fixed to the unit so they cannot be lost, borrowed or left behind at the office.
- Side strap attached to the casing for carrying by hand, hanging on a hook or clipping to a bag strap.
- No wall adapter supplied — any reputable phone charger you already own can refill the unit without extra cost.
- Mascom International 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use, with claims handled at our service desk.
Package Contents
The sealed retail box holds the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank with its charging cables built in and the carrying strap already attached to the side. There are no loose cables to keep track of, which suits a shared household device. A wall adapter is not part of the package; your existing phone charger works, and Mascom International stocks reliable chargers if you would rather buy one with it. We are happy to open the box and power it on at the counter before payment.
Warranty
The Amaya APB-40 Power Bank carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Faults such as a dead port, a blank display or a cell that no longer holds charge are covered. Bring the unit and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk, where claims are assessed.
Buying the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank from Mascom International
Find the Amaya APB-40 Power Bank 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. Come in to hold it, check the display and compare it against the other PowerBox models on the shelf. The unit comes in black with a side strap.
Questions about stock or delivery go to our team here:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Delivery is pay-on-arrival across all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, while Thika, Machakos, Nyeri and Kisii receive orders the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Your purchase is covered by the 6-month warranty described above. You get specifications taken straight from the box, a clear price with nothing added at checkout, and a real store to return to for support.
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