Amaya ASP-HP3 Portable Bluetooth Speaker | 80W Output, 12,000mAh Battery, USB/TF/AUX Playback
Party-ready sound and all-day charge for Kenyan homes, outdoor functions, churches, and small business premises.
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Amaya ASP-HP3 with 80W rated output and a 12,000mAh rechargeable battery is in stock now at Mascom International for KSh 12,000. Collect it from Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Every unit is brand new and sealed. The ASP-HP3 plays over Bluetooth, from a USB flash drive, from a TF (microSD) card, or through a 3.5mm AUX cable. A built-in microphone handles hands-free calls, and an integrated handle makes the Amaya ASP-HP3 easy to carry between rooms, vehicles, and venues.
This speaker suits a specific group of Kenyan buyers: event MCs working weekend weddings in Kiambu and Machakos, church youth teams running Sunday praise sessions, salon and barbershop owners along Ngong Road and Jogoo Road, campus students in Juja, Karen, and Rongai, and families who host on weekends. Most of them face the same problem. A KSh 3,000 mini speaker distorts once a room fills with people, while hiring a PA rig costs KSh 4,000 to KSh 8,000 per event. The Amaya ASP-HP3 covers that middle ground and pays for itself in roughly two or three hired setups.
Against the 60W Amaya BD88 PRO and the 15W BD68, the ASP-HP3 offers more headroom for gatherings of 30 to 60 people without moving into boombox weight or boombox pricing. At Mascom International, we're witnessing steady demand for 80W-class portable units as Kenya Power outages push buyers toward battery-driven audio. Users consistently report that the 12,000mAh cell carries a full evening function. Visit our Kimathi Street counter to hear the Amaya ASP-HP3 before you buy, or order for countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the Amaya ASP-HP3
How loud is the Amaya ASP-HP3 and what size space does it fill?
The 80W rated output comfortably covers a room of 30 to 60 people, an average church hall, a compound gathering, or a school assembly area. That is roughly five times the output of the 15W speakers sold around KSh 3,000, and it holds shape at higher volume instead of collapsing into distortion. For open ground with no walls to reflect sound, expect useful coverage within about 15 to 20 metres. Beyond that, a wired PA setup remains the better tool.
How long does the 12,000mAh battery last on one charge?
Amaya rates the ASP-HP3 at 12,000mAh, which is triple the capacity of most 4,000mAh portable units. At moderate indoor volume, that supports a full afternoon-to-evening function. Push the volume to two-thirds or higher outdoors and the draw rises sharply, so plan for a shorter session. Recharging takes roughly three to four hours depending on the adapter used. An LED indicator on the panel shows remaining charge, so you can top up before guests arrive.
Can the Amaya ASP-HP3 play music without a phone or internet?
Yes. Load MP3 files onto a TF (microSD) card or a USB flash drive, plug it in, and the ASP-HP3 plays directly with no phone connected. This matters in Kenya for two reasons. Bundles run out mid-event, and a guest borrowing the aux for a call kills the music. A loaded 32GB card holds thousands of tracks and keeps the playlist running through Safaricom or Airtel data gaps, blackouts, and dead phone batteries alike.
Is the Amaya ASP-HP3 worth KSh 12,000 in Kenya's audio market?
At KSh 12,000, the Amaya ASP-HP3 sits below equivalent-output units from imported audio brands, which typically start near KSh 18,000 for 80W and a large battery. The value case rests on three items: output class, battery capacity, and input flexibility. Buyers who host twice a month recover the cost against PA hire within a quarter. Buyers who only need background music in a bedsitter should look at the smaller Amaya BD68 instead and save around KSh 9,000.
Who should buy the Amaya ASP-HP3?
Event MCs, mobile DJs starting out, church and mosque youth coordinators, salon and barbershop operators, campus hostel residents, and matatu SACCO offices running waiting-bay audio. It also suits NGO field teams running community sessions in Kitui, Narok, or Homa Bay, where mains power is not guaranteed. Anyone who needs audio that travels, runs off its own battery, and reaches a crowd without a mixer or amplifier will get consistent use from the ASP-HP3.
How does the ASP-HP3 compare with the Amaya ASP-J4 and BD88 PRO?
The ASP-J4 carries the same 80W rating but a smaller 8,000mAh battery and a lower price. The BD88 PRO drops to 60W output with a 14,000mAh cell. The ASP-HP3 lands between them: full 80W output paired with 12,000mAh, which is the more balanced combination for event use. If runtime matters more than volume, the BD88 PRO makes sense. If you need the loudest option Amaya sells, the ASP-JB3 boombox is the step up.
Can I take calls through the Amaya ASP-HP3?
Yes. A built-in microphone supports hands-free calling once your phone is paired over Bluetooth. Answer, end, and reject controls sit on the panel. This is useful for shop counters and small offices where a call needs to stay audible while hands are busy. Voice pickup is designed for a quiet room at conversational distance, not a crowded hall, so step away from the music before answering anything important.
How do I switch between Bluetooth, USB, SD card, and AUX?
A dedicated mode button cycles through the four sources. Press it to move from Bluetooth to USB to TF card to AUX, with an LED or tone confirming each step. Inserting a USB drive or TF card usually triggers an automatic switch. Bluetooth pairing is one-time: enable it on your phone, select the ASP-HP3, and the speaker reconnects on its own each time it powers on within roughly 10 metres.
Is the Amaya ASP-HP3 waterproof for outdoor use?
Amaya does not publish an IP water-resistance rating for the ASP-HP3, so treat it as splash-cautious rather than waterproof. The casing and driver grilles resist knocks, dust, and transport wear, which covers most outdoor use in Nairobi, Nakuru, or Kisumu. For coastal functions in Diani, Watamu, or Malindi, keep it under shade and wipe salt spray off the grille afterwards. Do not leave it in the rain.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware and Sound Output
- 80W rated output, roughly five times the volume ceiling of common 15W portable speakers sold locally.
- Multi-driver arrangement covering low, mid, and high frequencies for music, speech, and mixed event playback.
- Bass tuning emphasises low-end weight, suiting Gengetone, Afrobeats, Bongo Flava, gospel, and reggae playlists.
- Midrange stays forward enough for spoken announcements, sermons, and MC work without a separate microphone channel.
- Enclosure damping reduces cabinet rattle at higher volume, keeping bass notes defined rather than muddy.
- Coverage suits gatherings of roughly 30 to 60 people indoors, or a compound area outdoors.
Wireless Connectivity and Pairing
- Bluetooth streaming from Android phones, iPhones, tablets, and laptops with standard codec compatibility.
- Effective wireless range of approximately 10 metres, enough to leave your phone at the table while you move.
- Automatic reconnection to the last paired device on power-up, removing repeat setup at every session.
- Built-in microphone enables hands-free call answering, useful at shop counters and small office reception desks.
- Works with Boomplay, Mdundo, Spotify, YouTube Music, and any app running on Safaricom or Airtel data.
Rechargeable Battery and Charging
- 12,000mAh internal battery, triple the capacity of typical 4,000mAh portable speakers in the KSh 3,000 bracket.
- Runtime spans a full evening function at moderate indoor volume; heavy outdoor use draws down faster.
- Full recharge takes roughly three to four hours depending on the adapter and cable used.
- LED charge indicator shows remaining capacity so you can top up before an event rather than mid-set.
- Battery protection circuitry guards against overcharging, extending usable cell life across repeated charge cycles.
- Off-grid operation covers Kenya Power outages, outdoor grounds, and venues with no accessible wall socket.
Build Quality and Daily Durability
- Integrated carrying handle for transport between rooms, boots of vehicles, matatus, and event venues.
- Reinforced outer casing resists everyday knocks, scuffs, and the pressure of being packed alongside other gear.
- Metal-style protective grilles shield the drivers from accidental impact, fingers, and airborne dust.
- Non-slip base pads hold the unit steady on tables and tiled floors during heavy bass passages.
- Control panel buttons cover power, volume, track skip, playback, mode, and call handling in one row.
- No published IP rating, so shelter it from rain and direct spray at coastal and lakeside functions.
Playback Sources and Onboard Controls
- Bluetooth, USB flash drive, TF (microSD) card, and 3.5mm AUX input across four selectable playback modes.
- Dedicated mode button cycles sources; inserting a USB drive or card generally switches input automatically.
- USB and TF playback runs MP3 files with no phone, no pairing, and no data bundle required.
- AUX input accepts older MP3 players, laptops, decoders, gaming consoles, and DVD players over a 3.5mm cable.
- Onboard volume and track controls let a second person manage playback without touching the paired phone.
- LED indicators confirm active source, pairing status, and charge level at a glance in low light.
Practical Setup for Kenyan Venues
- Charge fully the night before a function; a partial charge will not carry a four-hour outdoor session.
- Position the unit on a raised table rather than the floor to lift vocal clarity across a crowd.
- Load a backup TF card with your event playlist in case a phone battery dies or bundles finish.
- Keep the speaker roughly two metres from walls outdoors to avoid muddy reflections off compound perimeter fences.
- For larger crowds beyond 60 people, pair the ASP-HP3 with a wired PA rather than pushing it further.
- Wipe the grille and handle after dusty upcountry trips to Nakuru, Eldoret, Kitui, or Narok.
Package Contents
Each sealed Amaya ASP-HP3 retail box contains:
- Amaya ASP-HP3 portable Bluetooth speaker unit
- USB charging cable
- 3.5mm AUX audio cable
- User manual and warranty documentation
Note:Confirm the exact accessory set with our Kimathi Street counter before ordering, since Amaya varies cable inclusions by production batch and shipping region.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya ASP-HP3 with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects in the drivers, amplifier board, battery, and control panel. Physical damage, liquid ingress, and damage from unstable mains supply fall outside cover. Warranty claims are handled directly at our Nairobi CBD service desk, with no third-party workshop referral and no shipping cost to you.
Where to Buy the Amaya ASP-HP3 in Kenya
Amaya ASP-HP3 is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit the store Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to test the Amaya ASP-HP3 at volume before purchase. Stock is supplied in black.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the Amaya ASP-HP3 across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery you only pay when the speaker reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. All other major cities and towns, including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kakamega, and Kisii, receive next-business-day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every unit is covered by the 12-month warranty stated above, with claims coordinated from our Nairobi CBD service desk. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current pricing, and after-sales support that does not disappear after the sale.
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