Amaya BD31 Bluetooth Speaker | 80W 2.1 Audio, 10400mAh Power Bank, 18-Hour Playback, TWS Pairing

One box that fills a compound with music every evening, then quietly refills the handsets your family carries.


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The Amaya BD31 combines a three-driver 80W layout, a 10400mAh battery, and up to 18 hours of continuous listening for KSh 10,200 at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Every Amaya BD31 arrives brand new and sealed in black, built around a 50W woofer working with two 15W tweeters in a 2.1 arrangement. A USB port on the housing turns that same battery into a phone charger. The Amaya BD31 also reads TF memory cards and USB flash drives, so music keeps running even when no phone is connected.

Kenya Power outages, long matatu commutes, and weekend functions in the compound create one shared problem: you need sound and you need charge, and hauling two separate gadgets rarely works out. The Amaya BD31 handles both jobs. Chama meetings in Kasarani, hostel rooms at Kenyatta University and JKUAT, nyama choma afternoons in Nakuru, salon and barbershop owners along Ngong Road, church youth groups running Sunday practice, and stage-based boda riders all carry one unit instead of two. Small traders park the Amaya BD31 at the counter, where it plays music and refills customer phones through the day.

Unlike typical electronics retailers in Kenya who quote 80W without saying where the figure comes from, we list the split openly: 50W on the low end, 15W per tweeter. Online sellers list this same unit between KSh 11,499 and KSh 14,500, while Mascom International prices it at KSh 10,200. Users consistently report that the 18-hour rating holds at moderate volume and falls closer to 7 hours at full output, which is normal for any battery-driven speaker. At Mascom International, we're witnessing steady upcountry demand for single-device audio and charging. Walk into Kimathi Street and hear the BD31 first, or order for countrywide delivery.

Common Questions About the Amaya BD31

What does the Amaya BD31 give you for KSh 10,200?
Three drivers rated 80W combined, a 10400mAh battery, four playback sources, and a USB charging output. The 2.1 layout means bass gets its own dedicated 50W driver rather than being squeezed out of the same cone handling vocals. Two 15W tweeters cover the top end. An LED panel shows remaining charge and the active sound mode. Hands-free calling works through the built-in microphone, so the unit doubles as a desk speakerphone during working hours.

How loud does the Amaya BD31 get, and is 80W enough outdoors?
Eighty watts covers a compound, a small hall, a shop frontage, or a 40-person gathering without strain. It is not a substitute for a 500W hired party rig at a wedding reception. For household use, a Sunday church rehearsal, a hostel room, or a birthday in the estate, 80W sits well above what a phone or a laptop produces. The dedicated 50W woofer with its dual bass diaphragm is what separates it from the flat KSh 2,000 mini speakers sold on the street.

How long does the battery last on one charge?
Up to 18 hours of continuous listening at medium volume, drawn from the 10400mAh cell. Push it to full volume and expect roughly a third of that, since output draw scales sharply near the top of the dial. Medium volume is where most Kenyan users actually sit for background music in a shop or a sitting room. That 18-hour figure means a full Saturday function, a whole trading day at the kiosk, or three evenings of moderate home listening between charges.

Can the Amaya BD31 charge my phone, and how many times?
Yes. The USB port on the unit outputs to any phone, tablet, or wearable that charges over USB. After normal conversion losses, a 10400mAh cell delivers roughly 7,000mAh of usable output, which is about one and a half full charges for a 5,000mAh phone such as a Tecno Spark or Redmi Note. Playing music at the same time cuts into that. During a Kenya Power blackout, that reserve keeps M-Pesa transactions and calls alive well past midnight.

What do the three sound effects actually do?
Bass boost, treble boost, and normal. Bass boost lifts the low end for Gengetone, Afrobeats, Bongo, and reggae, and suits outdoor use where low frequencies scatter. Treble boost sharpens speech, which helps for sermons, podcasts, radio talk shows, and Zoom calls. Normal keeps the response flat and is the safest choice for mixed playlists. The active mode shows on the LED panel, so you always know which one is running without guessing.

Can I pair two Amaya BD31 units together?
Yes. TWS interconnection links two units wirelessly into a stereo pair producing a combined 160W field with 360-degree coverage. That is the practical route for anyone starting with one unit now and adding a second later rather than buying a single large speaker upfront. Both units keep their own battery, so runtime does not drop when paired. TWS works alongside Bluetooth streaming and AUX cable input, so the source device does not change.

What can I play music from besides Bluetooth?
Four sources: Bluetooth streaming, a TF memory card, a USB flash drive, and a 3.5mm AUX cable. The TF card and flash drive matter in Kenya, where data bundles run out mid-weekend and Safaricom or Airtel coverage thins outside town centres. Load a card with music once and the unit plays for hours with no phone attached and no bundle burned. AUX handles older laptops, DVD players, and radios that lack Bluetooth entirely.

Can I use the Amaya BD31 outdoors in the rain?
Amaya describes the housing as water-resistant, but no official IP rating is published for this model.Practically, that means light drizzle, poolside spray, or a wet counter will not kill it, while submersion or a heavy Nairobi downpour will. Keep it under shelter at outdoor functions. The sealed grille also resists the dust common on Thika Road and rural marram roads.

Who should buy the Amaya BD31 in Kenya?
Shopkeepers and kiosk owners who want music and a charging point at one counter. University students at Kenyatta University, JKUAT, Moi, and Egerton working from hostel rooms with unreliable sockets. Salon, barbershop, and boutique owners along Ngong Road, Kenyatta Avenue, and in Eldoret and Kisii town centres. Church youth leaders, chama groups, and small event organisers. Anyone in a household with frequent Kenya Power interruptions who would otherwise buy a speaker and a power bank separately.

Technical Specifications

Audio Hardware and Driver Configuration
  • Total rated output reaches 80W across three drivers, loud enough for compounds, shop fronts, and small halls.
  • One 50W woofer carries the low frequencies, giving bass its own driver instead of sharing a mid-range cone.
  • Two 15W tweeters handle treble, keeping vocals and instruments distinct at higher volumes without harshness.
  • A 2.1 channel layout separates bass from mids and highs, the same principle used in home theatre setups.
  • DSP bass-boost circuitry with a dual dynamic bass diaphragm deepens low-end response beyond what the driver size suggests.
  • Three selectable sound modes cover bass boost, treble boost, and flat playback for mixed content types.
Wireless Connectivity and Pairing Options
  • Bluetooth streaming connects phones, tablets, and laptops without cables, pairing in seconds on first use.
  • TWS interconnection joins two BD31 units into a stereo pair for a combined 160W across a wider area.
  • Paired units produce 360-degree coverage, useful when guests sit on all sides of a compound or hall.
  • A built-in microphone supports hands-free calling, turning the unit into a desk speakerphone during working hours.
  • AUX input accepts a 3.5mm cable from older laptops, DVD players, radios, and car head units.
  • Bluetooth range covers a typical sitting room or shop floor, letting the phone stay on the counter.
Battery Capacity and Playback Duration
  • A 10400mAh internal cell supplies up to 18 hours of continuous listening at medium volume levels.
  • Full-volume playback shortens runtime to roughly 7 hours, normal behaviour for any battery-driven speaker.
  • The capacity covers a full Saturday function, a complete trading day, or several evenings of home listening.
  • Rechargeable operation means no disposable batteries and no running cost beyond mains charging electricity.
  • An LED panel displays remaining charge, so you know before a function whether a top-up is needed.
  • Battery reserve keeps music running through Kenya Power interruptions without touching your phone's own charge.
Power Bank Output and Device Charging
  • A USB output port charges phones, tablets, earbuds, and smartwatches directly from the speaker's internal cell.
  • Roughly 7,000mAh of usable output remains after conversion losses, around 1.5 charges for a 5,000mAh phone.
  • Charging and playback run at the same time, though simultaneous use shortens both figures noticeably.
  • The port suits M-Pesa emergencies, keeping a phone alive for transactions during extended estate blackouts.
  • Standard USB output works with any charging cable you already own, with no proprietary connector required.
  • One purchase replaces two separate devices, cutting the cost of buying a speaker and power bank individually.
Build Quality and Daily Durability
  • Water-resistant housing shrugs off light drizzle, poolside spray, and wet counters in salons or kiosks.
  • A sealed grille resists dust picked up on Thika Road, Mombasa Road, and unpaved upcountry routes.
  • Black finish hides fingerprints and dust marks better than lighter colours in shop and outdoor settings.
  • Portable form factor moves between rooms, matatus, and event venues without needing a trolley or helper.
  • Rigid cabinet construction limits vibration rattle when bass-heavy tracks play at higher volume settings.
Controls, Inputs and Display
  • Physical buttons handle volume, track skip, playback, and sound mode switching without unlocking your phone.
  • An LED panel shows battery percentage and the currently active sound effect at a glance.
  • A TF memory card slot plays music files directly, useful when data bundles run out mid-weekend.
  • A USB port reads flash drives loaded with music, giving a second offline playback source.
  • Mode switching between Bluetooth, TF card, flash drive, and AUX takes one button press.
  • Call answer and end functions run through the same control cluster during hands-free phone use.
Package Contents
Every Amaya BD31 supplied by Mascom International ships brand new and sealed in its retail packaging, containing the speaker unit in black, a charging cable, a 3.5mm AUX cable, and the manufacturer documentation. Your Mascom International warranty card is added at the counter or included with delivery. 

Warranty
The Amaya BD31 carries a 12-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Claims are handled directly at our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street, with no third-party referral. Keep your receipt and warranty card, both issued at purchase or delivery. Physical damage, water submersion, and unauthorised opening fall outside the covered scope.

Where to Buy the Amaya BD31 in Kenya
Mascom International stocks the Amaya BD31 in black at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to hear the unit at volume, test the charging port with your own phone, and check the sound modes before committing to KSh 10,200.

Three ways to order:
  • Call/WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
  • Email info@mascomintl.com
  • Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the Amaya BD31 the same day. Nakuru, Eldoret, Kakamega, Kisii, Mombasa, Kisumu, and all other major towns receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the unit and pay only when it arrives at your door.

Every Amaya BD31 comes covered by the 12-month warranty detailed above.

Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current market pricing, and after-sales support handled from our Nairobi CBD store rather than passed along to someone else.


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