Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank | 20000mAh | 22.5W Fast Charging | Traveler Link 20 | Rounded Pouch Shape With Braided Lanyard
Sits comfortably in one hand, slips into a handbag or jacket, and hangs from your wrist on matatu rides and long days out.
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Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 3,200, brand new and sealed. It packs 20000mAh into a rounded black pouch shape, with output reaching 22.5W and a charging cable built straight into the body. A braided lanyard is attached, so the unit can hang from your wrist or a bag strap. Amaya prints "Portable Mobile Power" on the box and describes a mini design with lightweight construction for travel. The Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank is part of the Traveler Link 20 series and carries Amaya's OnlyFast label and a flight-safe icon. See it at our Kimathi Street store in Nairobi CBD.
Designed for people who move all day, the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank solves the problem of bulky power banks that never leave the drawer. Journalists covering events, estate agents showing houses in Kilimani and sales reps visiting shops in Industrial Area need power they will actually carry. The rounded shape fits a palm, and the lanyard frees your hands on a crowded matatu. On one full charge, the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank refills a typical 5,000mAh Android phone about 2.6 times. That covers a full weekend away, an upcountry funeral without sockets, or a day of load-shedding in Eldoret.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell large brick-style 20000mAh units, Mascom International also stocks this softer, travel-sized shape at the same capacity. The Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank gives you the energy of a big power bank in a body that feels closer to a wallet. Buyers throughout Kenya report that the lanyard is what keeps it with them, rather than forgotten at home. Compare it in hand with other Amaya models at our counter. Order on WhatsApp if you cannot visit, and pay on arrival.
Common Questions About the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank
What is the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank price in Kenya?
The Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank sells for KSh 3,200 brand new and sealed at Mascom International, Nairobi CBD. The price includes the unit with its built-in cable and braided lanyard, and a 6-month Mascom warranty against manufacturing defects. No wall adapter is in the box. You can pay on arrival when it is delivered anywhere in Kenya. The smaller 10000mAh Amaya APB-F135C Power Bank, which shares the same pouch design, costs KSh 350 less at KSh 2,850.
How is the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank different from the Amaya APB-F230C Power Bank?
Both store 20000mAh and output up to 22.5W, but they are shaped for different buyers. The Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank has a rounded pouch body, one built-in cable and a braided lanyard. The Amaya APB-F230C Power Bank, KSh 100 cheaper at KSh 3,100, has two built-in cables, Type-C and Lightning, plus a digital display. Choose the APB-F230C if your home mixes iPhones and Android phones. Choose the APB-F235C if you value a hand-friendly shape and wrist carry.
Is the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank allowed in hand luggage at JKIA?
Yes, the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank works out to about 74Wh, which sits under the 100Wh IATA ceiling for carry-on bags. Power banks of this size need no airline approval, but they are never allowed in checked luggage. Pack it in your handbag or backpack when flying Kenya Airways or any other carrier. The flight-safe icon on the casing makes inspection quicker. The lanyard also makes it easy to lift out of a bag tray at security.
How many times can the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank refill my phone?
The Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank refills a 5,000mAh Android phone about 2.6 times from a full charge. The 20000mAh label is the cell rating, and roughly 60 to 70 percent reaches your phone after normal conversion losses. Phones with smaller batteries get more refills, and larger ones fewer. For most people that means two to three days of heavy use between top-ups. Mascom International does not quote charging times, since they vary with phone, adapter and battery level.
What is the braided lanyard on the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank for?
The braided lanyard on the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank lets you hang it from a wrist, bag strap or belt loop while it charges your phone. That matters on a boda boda or crowded bus, where holding a phone and a loose power bank is awkward. It also makes the unit harder to drop or leave behind on a seat. The braided cord resists fraying better than a thin plastic strap. Many buyers clip it inside a handbag for quick reach.
Should I choose the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank or the Amaya APB-F135C Power Bank?
Choose the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank if you want about 2.6 phone refills, and the Amaya APB-F135C Power Bank if about 1.3 refills is enough. Both share the rounded pouch design, built-in cable, lanyard and 22.5W output. The APB-F135C has half the capacity at 10000mAh, so it is smaller and costs KSh 2,850. Frequent travellers and people facing long power cuts get more from the APB-F235C. Daily commuters who charge every night may prefer the lighter APB-F135C.
Who should buy the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank, and who should skip it?
The Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank suits commuters, travellers and field workers who want 20000mAh in a shape they will actually carry. It also suits anyone flying, since it stays under the carry-on limit. Skip it if your household needs both Type-C and Lightning leads, where the Amaya APB-F230C Power Bank fits better. Skip it for laptops too; the Amaya APB-F165L Power Bank at KSh 6,300 handles those. Anyone on a tight budget can look at the Amaya APB-P210 Power Bank at KSh 2,100.
Can the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank keep my phone alive on an upcountry trip without electricity?
Yes, for most trips the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank carries a phone through two or three days away from sockets. Its 20000mAh rating gives about 2.6 refills of a 5,000mAh Android phone. That keeps M-Pesa, calls and photos working at a rural wedding in Kisii or a funeral in western Kenya. Let it fill completely before you leave Nairobi. In hot cars on the road to Kisumu, keep it shaded and off the dashboard to protect the battery.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Capacity
- 20000mAh rated capacity — holds enough energy for about 2.6 refills of a typical 5,000mAh Android phone between top-ups.
- About 74Wh energy rating — calculated as 20000mAh times 3.7 volts, comfortably under the 100Wh line that airlines apply.
- Real-world output near 60 to 70 percent — every power bank loses some energy as heat while converting voltage for your phone.
- Up to 22.5W peak output — quick enough for phones that accept fast charging, well ahead of a basic 5W adapter.
- OnlyFast label — Amaya's own marking for fast-charging support, printed on the box of every Traveler Link 20 unit.
- Traveler Link 20 series — Amaya's travel line, where this model is the rounded, hand-friendly option at 20000mAh.
- Blackout reserve — enough stored energy to keep a phone on M-Pesa, calls and WhatsApp through a long KPLC outage at home.
Compatibility With Phones and Devices
- Single built-in cable — fixed to the body, so you never need to carry or borrow a separate charging lead.
- Connector check before ordering — confirm on WhatsApp that the cable tip matches your phone, so the unit suits you on day one.
- Fast-charge handshake — phones that accept quick charging draw more power, while older handsets take a slower, safe rate.
- Earbud cases and small gadgets — anything sharing your phone's connector can top up from the same attached cable.
- Not suited to laptops — 22.5W cannot run most laptops; the APB-F165L Power Bank in the Amaya range does that job.
- Works on the move — charge while the unit hangs from your wrist, so the phone stays in use during a commute.
Build and Portability
- Rounded pouch shape — soft curves sit naturally in the palm and slide into a jacket or handbag without sharp corners.
- Mini design with lightweight construction — Amaya's own description on the box, aimed at people who carry power all day.
- Braided lanyard — a woven cord for wrist or strap carry, tougher against fraying than a thin plastic loop.
- Black finish — a plain shade that hides scuffs and dust from Nairobi streets and daily bag use.
- Flight-safe icon printed on the casing — a quick visual cue for airport staff that the capacity sits below the carry-on limit.
- Heat awareness — avoid leaving it in direct sun or a parked car, since heat wears down any lithium cell faster.
Inclusions and Support
- Power bank with built-in cable and attached braided lanyard — both are part of the unit, not loose extras.
- No wall adapter included — Mascom International sells compatible fast-charging adapters separately if you need one at home.
- 6-month Mascom warranty — covers manufacturing defects, with claims taken at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
- Counter testing — plug in your own phone at Kimathi Street and confirm it charges before paying.
- Pay-on-arrival delivery — order on WhatsApp and settle by cash or M-Pesa only once the parcel reaches you.
- Brand new and sealed stock — every unit leaves Mascom International unopened in Amaya's original box, never a returned or display piece.
- Side-by-side choice — staff can line it up beside other Amaya power banks so you judge capacity, shape and price together.
Package Contents
The Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank comes brand new in sealed Amaya packaging from Mascom International. In the box you get the rounded power bank, with its charging cable built into the body and the braided lanyard already attached. There is no separate loose cable, since the fixed lead handles phone charging. A wall adapter is not included; Mascom International stocks compatible adapters separately. Open the box at the counter, check the seal and test the cable on your own phone before leaving.
Warranty
The Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank carries a 6-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use, such as a built-in cable that fails or a unit that stops charging. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street. Bring the power bank and your receipt.
Buying the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank from Mascom International
Mascom International keeps the Amaya APB-F235C Power Bank on the shelf at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Hold it, try the lanyard and charge your own phone from it before you decide. It comes in black, and we can set it beside the larger-cabled Amaya APB-F230C Power Bank so you can compare shapes directly.
For stock checks, orders or questions, 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. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery. Customers in Nakuru, Nyeri, Machakos, Kakamega and other major towns receive orders the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Each unit is covered by the 6-month warranty described above. We stand by clear specifications, fair and accurate pricing, and after-sales help from a physical shop in the CBD, so you always know where to find us if something goes wrong.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct

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