Matatu commuters, university students, boda riders running navigation apps, field sales reps and market traders all share one problem: a phone that dies by 4:00 PM. Kenya Power interruptions make it worse. The Amaya APB-P119 answers that with two to three full smartphone refills from a single charge. Students at Kenyatta University or JKUAT get through a day of lectures and WhatsApp study groups. Salespeople covering Industrial Area or Eastleigh keep M-Pesa and calls alive between client visits. Nobody has to hunt for a borrowed cable, because the right connector is already attached to the pack.

Unlike unbranded packs that claim 20,000mAh and quietly deliver half of it, the Amaya APB-P119 publishes an honest rated capacity of over 5,800mAh. Buyers consistently report that the attached cables are the reason the pack stays in the bag instead of a drawer. At KSh 1,200 it costs less than three matatu fares across town, and it carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty. Walk into our Kimathi Street shop Monday to Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to handle one, or order it for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya's 47 counties.

Expect two to three full smartphone charges from a single fill. The pack holds 10000mAh on paper and delivers over 5,800mAh of usable energy once conversion losses are counted. A 5,000mAh Tecno Spark or Infinix Hot refills completely with roughly a fifth left over. A 4,000mAh iPhone gets one full charge plus a solid top-up afterwards. Earbuds and smartwatches draw so little that you can refill them around ten times over.

Yes, and without any extra cords. The Amaya APB-P119 carries an attached Lightning cable for iPhones and iPads, an attached USB Type-C cable for current Android phones, and an attached Micro USB cable for older handsets and accessories. A separate USB-A port takes any cable you already own, including USB-C leads for iPhone 15 and newer. Households running a mix of Samsung, Tecno and Apple devices share one pack.

No. Output is fixed at 5V and 2A, which works out to 10W across every cable and port. There is no Power Delivery or Quick Charge support, so a phone that normally pulls 33W from the wall charges at ordinary speed here. That trade-off is what keeps the price at KSh 1,200. If you need 20W or higher refill speeds, ask us about the PD packs we stock instead.

Roughly four to six hours from empty using a 5V/2A charger. You can feed it through the USB-C input port or through one of the attached cables, so a missing cable never blocks a recharge. Most owners plug it in overnight and start the day full. A weaker 1A charger stretches refill time closer to nine hours, so use a standard 10W phone adapter.

Both numbers are honest, and they measure different things. The 10000mAh figure describes the internal cell at 3.7 volts. Your phone charges at 5 volts, and converting between the two loses energy as heat. The rated 5,800mAh is what actually reaches your device. Packs sold with no rated figure at all are usually hiding a worse conversion result, so Amaya printing it is a good sign.

Yes. The attached cables and the USB-A port let you connect more than one device at once, which helps when a phone and a pair of earbuds both run flat. The 10W total is shared between them, so each device charges more slowly than it would alone. For quickest results on a dying phone, charge it by itself first, then add the second device.

Yes. The Amaya APB-P119 includes overcharge, over-discharge, short-circuit and temperature protection built into its circuit board. Once the pack or your phone reaches full, current is cut automatically. Heat monitoring reduces output if the casing warms up during a long session. Keep it off bedding and out of direct sun, and avoid leaving it plugged into an unprotected socket during a thunderstorm.

Yes. Airlines allow lithium packs under 100Wh in hand luggage, and this one is rated 37Wh, well inside that limit. Kenya Airways, Jambojet and international carriers all accept it in the cabin. It must travel in your hand luggage and never in checked bags. Keep the printed 37Wh marking on the casing visible, since security staff sometimes ask to see the rating before boarding.

Most of Kenya receives the Amaya APB-P119 within one business day. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery. Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisii and every other major town fall into the next-day group. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You pay on arrival in all 47 counties, after checking the pack against your own phone.

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Each unit comes with the 6-month Mascom warranty stated above.

Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest capacity figures, current shop pricing, and after-sales support handled face to face in Nairobi CBD.