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Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds | 20 Hours Play Time | Open-Fit Stem Design | Flip-Top Charging Case
Light white buds that rest at the entrance of your ear so traffic, coaches and colleagues stay audible while you listen.
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Note: price and availability are subject to change without prior notice
Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds is available at Mascom International for KSh 1,800, brand new and sealed, with up to 20 hours of play time when you count the top-ups from the charging case. Amaya is a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, and the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds come from its ATW line of sports earbuds. The buds are white, with a short stem and an open-fit shape that rests in the outer ear instead of sealing the canal. They pack into a white flip-top case. You can test a pair at our store in the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Built for joggers, commuters and university students across Kenya, the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds suit people who need to hear what is happening around them. Silicone-tip earbuds block the street, which is risky when you cross Moi Avenue or hop on a boda boda to class. The open-fit shape lets traffic, announcements and voices through while your playlist or podcast keeps going. Students at the University of Nairobi and office staff in Upper Hill tell us they like the lighter feel. Nothing presses deep into the ear, so the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds stay comfortable through a two-hour lecture.
Unlike the fake AirPods copies sold along Luthuli Avenue, the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds come sealed, with a model code you can check and a 6-month Mascom International warranty. At KSh 1,800 they cost the same as the Amaya ATW-05 Wireless Earbuds, which use silicone tips for a sealed in-ear fit, so the choice comes down to comfort and awareness against isolation and bass. Customers across Nairobi tell us open-fit buds are the pair they keep wearing all day. Walk in to compare both, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery to any of the 47 counties.
Common Questions About the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds
How much are the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds in Kenya?
The Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds cost KSh 1,800 brand new and sealed at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price covers the buds, the white flip-top charging case, a USB Type-C charging cable and a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects. Delivery is pay-on-arrival, so you check the sealed box before paying in cash or by M-Pesa. The Amaya ATW-05 Wireless Earbuds and Amaya ATW-07 Wireless Earbuds sit at the same KSh 1,800, so you choose by fit rather than budget.
What does open-fit mean on the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds?
Open-fit means the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds rest at the outer ear without silicone tips that plug the ear canal. Sound travels from the bud into your ear while outside noise still reaches you. The benefit is awareness and comfort: you hear a hooting car, a colleague calling your name or a gate guard. The cost is real too. Bass sounds lighter than on a sealed bud, and in a quiet room people beside you may hear a little of your music at high volume.
Should I buy the Amaya ATW-04 or the Amaya ATW-05 Wireless Earbuds?
Pick the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds for comfort and awareness, and the ATW-05 for a sealed fit with fuller bass. Both cost KSh 1,800 at Mascom International, both are white stem-style sports earbuds, and both boxes list 20 hours of play time. The ATW-05 uses silicone tips that block more street noise and hold the bud tighter during sprints, and its case has a lanyard strap. The ATW-04 skips tips, so nothing presses into the ear canal. People who dislike that plugged feeling should choose the ATW-04.
How long does the Amaya ATW-04 battery last?
The Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds give up to 20 hours of play time in total, counting the recharges the case provides. The buds play for a stretch, then go back into the flip-top case to refill, and the case itself charges over USB. Amaya does not print a single-charge figure on the box, so we do not quote one. For a commuter who listens about two hours a day, 20 hours covers most of a working week and beyond before the case needs the cable.
Do the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds suit Nairobi commutes and KPLC power cuts?
Yes, the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds suit Nairobi commuting because the open-fit shape keeps traffic audible as you walk or ride. They connect over Bluetooth to any phone on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya or Telkom, since the earbuds never touch the mobile network themselves. During a KPLC outage, the charged case keeps refilling the buds until its own reserve runs out. You can top up the case from a power bank, laptop port or car charger with the included cable. Wipe dust off the stems and lid after a dusty walk.
Will the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds work with my iPhone or Android phone?
The Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds pair over standard Bluetooth with iPhones, Android phones, tablets and most laptops. Open the case near your phone, go to Bluetooth settings and tap the earbuds when they appear in the list. After that first pairing, the buds usually reconnect when you open the case. Music, podcasts, YouTube, voice notes and calls all play through them. Amaya does not list a companion app, so settings stay on your phone. Our staff can pair a unit with your phone at the counter before you pay.
Are the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds good for running and the gym?
The Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds suit easy runs, walks and gym sessions where you want to hear coaches, spotters and traffic. The light stem shape rests on the ear without pressure, which joggers at Karura Forest and gym regulars in Westlands often prefer for long sessions. Because there are no tips, the hold depends on your ear shape, and some buyers find open-fit buds shift during sprints or burpees. Try a pair at our Kimathi Street store first. Wipe sweat off the buds and dry them before closing the case.
Who should buy the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds, and who should skip them?
Buy the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds if you want light, comfortable buds for commuting, walking, office work or long study days on a tight budget. Skip them if you ride noisy buses daily and want to block engine noise; the Amaya ATW-ANC08 Wireless Earbuds at KSh 2,200 add active noise cancellation. Bass lovers should look at the ATW-05 with silicone tips. Anyone who wants a true open-ear clip with a listed Bluetooth 6.0 chip can step up to the Amaya ATW-30 Wireless Earbuds at KSh 2,050.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- Open-fit stem earbuds — the buds rest at the outer ear without sealing it, so music plays while street sound stays audible.
- No silicone tips — nothing pushes into the ear canal, which many buyers find easier to wear through long lectures and shifts.
- Stereo playback across both buds — music, podcasts and video soundtracks play in left and right channels like standard earphones.
- Lighter bass than sealed buds — an honest trade-off of open-fit shapes; choose a tipped model if bass matters more than comfort.
- Some sound escapes at high volume — fine for walks and busy offices, but keep the volume moderate in libraries and quiet rooms.
Wireless Connectivity
- True wireless Bluetooth design — no cable joins the buds to each other or to your phone, so nothing snags on bags or gym kit.
- Works with iPhone and Android — standard Bluetooth pairing means any recent smartphone, tablet or laptop with Bluetooth can connect.
- Pairing from the phone's Bluetooth menu — open the case, select the earbuds in the list, and they connect without extra software.
- Automatic reconnection on most phones — after the first pairing, opening the case normally links the buds back to your handset.
- Bluetooth version not printed on the box — we only state figures Amaya gives, so ask us on WhatsApp if a version matters to you.
Battery
- Up to 20 hours of play time with the charging case — the box figure counts the buds plus the case's top-up charges together.
- Flip-top charging case — drop the buds in and close the lid, and the case refills them while they sit in your pocket or bag.
- About ten days of use at two hours a day — simple arithmetic on the 20-hour total for a light daily listener before recharging the case.
- USB charging for the case — refill it from a wall adapter, laptop port, power bank or car charger using the cable in the box.
- Per-charge hours not stated — Amaya prints the combined total only, so plan your week around the 20-hour figure rather than a single session.
Build and Durability
- White finish on buds and case — a clean look that matches most phones, though white shows dust and marks sooner than black.
- Flip-top lid — the hinge opens with one thumb and closes over the buds, keeping both together inside a bag or pocket.
- Pocketable case — small enough for a shirt pocket, a jeans coin pocket or the zip pouch on a gym bag.
- Short stem shape — the stem gives you something to grip when taking the buds out, so fingers stay off the speaker opening.
- No water rating listed — wipe off sweat and rain after use, and dry the buds before closing them into the case.
Controls and Inputs
- Controls built into the buds — playback and calls are handled on the earbuds themselves, so you rarely need to pull out your phone.
- Tap or press patterns explained in the box leaflet — our staff can walk you through them at the counter when you collect your pair.
- Phone controls still apply — volume, track skips and calls can always be managed from your handset if you prefer not to touch the buds.
- Hands-free calling over Bluetooth — calls route to the buds, so you can talk while walking, carrying shopping or typing at your desk.
- Single-bud listening — many buyers keep one bud in for calls or directions; ask our staff to confirm single-bud mode on your unit.
Package Contents
Every sealed box of the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds holds the two earbuds, the white flip-top charging case and a USB Type-C charging cable. There are no spare silicone tips, because the open-fit design does not use them. A wall adapter is not included; any phone charger with a USB port works, and Mascom International sells compatible adapters at the counter. Check that the seal is intact when the courier hands over your box.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use, such as a bud that will not charge, pair or play sound. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk in the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street. Bring the earbuds, the case and your proof of purchase.
Where to Buy the Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds in Kenya
The Amaya ATW-04 Wireless Earbuds are in stock in white at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Come in, pair a sample with your own phone and feel the open fit before you pay.
To ask about stock or place an order, reach us on:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We deliver pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Orders within Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, and major towns such as Nakuru, Thika, Kisumu and Eldoret receive theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your pair is backed by the 6-month warranty above. We describe every product from its real box and stock, quote one clear price, and stay reachable after the sale if anything goes wrong.
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