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Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank | 10000mAh | 20W Fast Charging | Traveler Link Mini Cube | Built-In Cables and Wrist Strap
A silver-grey square block with a numeric screen that dangles from your hand through busy days out.
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Mascom International stocks the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank at KSh 2,500, a 10000mAh mini cube with up to 20W fast charging, built-in cables, a digital display and a wrist strap. The Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank is brand new and sealed, sold in Amaya's Traveler Link series under the box name "Mini Super Power Bank". Its silver-grey square body is small enough to close in one hand. The Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank is on display at our store in the Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, where you can feel its size before buying.
Built for market traders, field sales staff, journalists and anyone who spends the day on foot across Kenya, the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank answers a simple problem: a phone that dies before the day ends. Its 10000mAh cell gives about 1.3 refills of a 5,000mAh Android handset. The wrist strap lets you carry it while the phone charges, without balancing both in one palm in a crowded matatu or at a busy stall. The digital display shows remaining charge, so you know whether to top it up tonight. When a KPLC outage hits the estate after dark, that small cube keeps your phone alive until morning.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell mini power banks with no display and vague ratings, Mascom International offers the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank with its capacity, output and flight-safe marking printed clearly on the box. At about 37Wh, it travels in carry-on luggage on domestic and international flights. At Mascom International, we're seeing more buyers choose small cube designs that hang from the wrist over flat bricks that sink to the bottom of a bag. Drop by Kimathi Street to try it in your hand, or order on WhatsApp with pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank
How much does the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank cost in Kenya?
The Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank costs KSh 2,500 brand new and sealed at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi. That amount covers the cube with its built-in cables, the wrist strap and a 6-month Mascom warranty against manufacturing defects. Delivery anywhere in Kenya is pay-on-arrival. Moving up, the APB-F139C costs KSh 100 more and adds 22.5W output with Type-C and Lightning cables, while the APB-F040C at KSh 2,950 brings the Starlight Display in a capsule shape.
Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank vs Amaya APB-F129 Power Bank: which is better value?
The Amaya APB-F129 Power Bank costs KSh 1,900, KSh 600 less than the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank, and both hold 10000mAh with a digital display. The APB-F129 offers 22.5W against 20W here and carries four built-in cables, which suits a family charging several phone types. The APB-F001C earns its price through form: a compact cube with a wrist strap that stays in your hand rather than your bag. Choose the APB-F129 for value and cable variety, and the APB-F001C if portability on foot matters most.
Is the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank practical for matatu and boda boda commuters?
Yes, the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank suits commuters because the wrist strap keeps it attached to your hand while the phone charges. On a packed matatu or the back of a boda boda, juggling a loose power bank and a phone is how things get dropped. A 10000mAh charge covers a day of M-Pesa payments, ride-hailing apps and calls through the morning and evening rush. Keep the cube out of heavy rain, since the box makes no water-resistance claim, and wipe off road dust before plugging in.
Is the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank flight-safe for domestic trips from Nairobi?
Yes, the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank is marked flight-safe and rates about 37Wh, comfortably below the 100Wh IATA carry-on limit. Carry it in your cabin bag on Kenya Airways or Jambojet flights to Mombasa, Kisumu or Eldoret, and never pack it in checked luggage. No airline approval is required at this capacity. The cube shape and strap make it easy to pull out at the security tray at JKIA or Wilson Airport if staff ask to see the label.
Who should buy the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank, and who should skip it?
The Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank is right for one-phone users who want a small, practical backup carried on the wrist or in a pocket. Traders, field staff, students and travellers get the most from it. Skip it if you need light as well as charge for upcountry funerals or rural trips; the Amaya APB-P210 Power Bank adds a flashlight and 20000mAh for KSh 2,100, at a slower 12W. Anyone charging a laptop should look at the Amaya APB-F165L Power Bank at KSh 6,300.
What is the wrist strap on the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank for?
The wrist strap on the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank lets you hang the cube from your hand while it charges your phone, freeing your grip. That helps when you are walking between meetings, holding a handrail on a bus or serving customers at a market stall. The strap also makes the cube easy to find inside a handbag and easy to hang on a hook at home. It comes fitted to the unit, so there is no separate lanyard to buy.
Is 20W charging on the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank fast enough?
For most phones, 20W from the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank is a clear step up from basic 10W banks and close to the 22.5W of larger Amaya models. Apple sells a 20W adapter as its standard fast charger for recent iPhones, which gives a sense of the scale. In practice, a phone charges quickly while the battery is low and slows as it nears full, whatever the bank. Handsets built for lower input simply draw less without harm. The box carries Amaya's OnlyFast label.
How many charges does the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank give a typical phone?
Expect about 1.3 full charges from the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank on a phone with a 5,000mAh battery. The rated 10000mAh shrinks to about 6,000 to 7,000mAh of usable output once conversion and heat losses are counted, which is true of every power bank on the market. Phones with smaller batteries, such as many older iPhones, get more than one full refill. Watch the digital display, and recharge the cube when the reading drops low so it is ready before a KPLC outage.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Charging Capacity
- 10000mAh rated capacity — about 1.3 full refills for a 5,000mAh Android phone before the cube itself needs recharging.
- About 37Wh energy rating — worked out from 10000mAh at 3.7V; this is the figure airlines use for carry-on rules.
- Up to 20W output — fast enough to bring a low phone back to a usable level during a short stop.
- OnlyFast label — Amaya's fast-charging marking on the box; phones that accept less draw only what they need.
- Usable output of about 6,000 to 7,000mAh — the normal figure once voltage conversion losses are taken into account.
- Digital display — a numeric screen on the cube showing remaining charge, so a flat bank never catches you out.
- Built-in cables — attached to the body, so the cube is ready to charge a phone without hunting for a separate lead.
Compatibility and Supported Devices
- Everyday phones — Tecno, Infinix, Samsung, Redmi, Oppo and iPhone models charge from the attached cables where the connector matches.
- Connector check — confirm on WhatsApp or at the counter that the built-in cable types match your phone before paying.
- Earbuds and fitness bands — top up their charging cases between calls using the same built-in leads.
- Fast-charge behaviour — 20W reaches phones that support fast charging; other handsets charge at their own normal rate.
- Small gadgets — Bluetooth speakers and rechargeable torches with a matching input charge from the same cube.
- Not for laptops — 20W is too little for most laptops; the Amaya APB-F165L Power Bank handles that heavier work.
- Shared use — one cube can keep a phone and a pair of earbuds going on the same trip, one after the other.
Build and Portability
- Mini cube shape — a square silver-grey body sized to sit in one palm or a small jacket pocket.
- Wrist strap — hang the cube from your hand while it charges, keeping your grip free for a bag or handrail.
- Silver-grey finish — a neutral metallic tone that looks at home in a handbag, office drawer or school backpack.
- Attached cables — nothing loose to forget at a friend's house or lose under a bus seat on the way home.
- Flight-safe marking — printed on the box; at about 37Wh it is allowed in carry-on luggage under IATA rules.
- Heat care — keep it out of a parked car in direct sun, since high heat shortens the life of any lithium cell.
Inclusions and Support
- Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank unit — brand new and sealed, made by the Chinese mobile-accessories brand Amaya.
- Built-in cables and wrist strap — both part of the unit rather than separate accessories you need to pack.
- No wall adapter — Mascom International sells compatible USB chargers at the counter for buyers who need one.
- 6-month Mascom warranty — covers manufacturing defects, with claims handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery — check the seal and pay by cash or M-Pesa when the parcel reaches your door.
- Box markings — 10000mAh, 20W, OnlyFast and flight-safe are printed, so you can verify the rating before paying.
- Traveler Link range — shares the series with the APB-F139C and APB-F040C, which you can compare side by side in store.
Package Contents
Open the sealed box and you find the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank with its built-in cables and wrist strap already fitted to the cube. Nothing else is listed on the box, so there is no wall adapter and no loose cable. Most owners already have a USB phone charger at home, and Mascom International keeps compatible adapters at our Kimathi Street counter. Check the seal and the display before you pay on delivery.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use, including faults in the battery, the digital display or the built-in cables. Bring claims to our Nairobi CBD service desk at the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street.
Where to Buy the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank in Kenya
Find the Amaya APB-F001C Power Bank at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Our doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Slip the strap over your wrist, check the display and plug in your own phone before you commit. Stock is in silver-grey.
Message or call us to reserve one:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships pay-on-arrival across all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery, and towns such as Machakos, Meru, Kakamega and Malindi get theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. The 6-month warranty above applies from the day you buy.
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