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Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker | 15W Output | IPX5 Splash Resistance | Bluetooth 5.3 | RGB Light Ring
A fabric barrel design with an orange handle, ready for poolside afternoons, balcony dinners and rainy-season outings.
Condition: New
Note: price and availability are subject to change without prior notice
Mascom International stocks the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker at KSh 2,500, brand new and sealed, with 15W output, Bluetooth 5.3, IPX5 splash resistance and an RGB light ring. Its fabric barrel shape is wrapped in cloth, and an orange carry handle makes it easy to lift and move. The box reads Wireless Bluetooth Speaker BD68. Amaya is a Chinese consumer-electronics accessories brand, and you can test the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker at our shop on the first floor of Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, in Nairobi CBD, where our staff will pair it with your phone before you pay.
Designed for young families, campus groups and anyone who plays music outdoors, the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker handles garden lunches, balcony evenings and trips out of town. Many budget speakers carry no water rating, so one shower during the long rains can end them. The IPX5 rating means splashes and light rain are part of the plan, which suits a picnic in the park or a weekend at the coast in Diani. The 15W output carries further than smaller speakers, and the light ring brings colour after sunset. Lift the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker by its handle and take it wherever the day goes.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops cannot say what a cheap speaker will survive, Mascom International lists the tested IPX5 rating and backs the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker with a 12-month warranty. At KSh 2,500, it costs KSh 300 more than the Amaya ASP-M2 Bluetooth Speaker and KSh 600 more than the Amaya BD66 Bluetooth Speaker. At Mascom International, we're seeing buyers choose it as the step up when they want more volume and water protection without moving to a large party speaker. Visit Kimathi Street to hear it for yourself, or order on WhatsApp and pay when it is delivered.
Common Questions About the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker
How much does the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker cost in Kenya?
The Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker costs KSh 2,500, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. That figure includes the Type-C charging cable, the 12-month Mascom International warranty and pay-on-arrival delivery to any of the 47 counties. Compared with the Amaya ASP-M2 Bluetooth Speaker at KSh 2,200, you pay KSh 300 more for 15W instead of 10W, an IPX5 rating and the RGB light ring. The Amaya BD66 Bluetooth Speaker, at KSh 1,900, saves KSh 600 but has no printed water rating.
What does IPX5 mean on the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker?
IPX5 means the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker is tested to resist low-pressure water jets from any direction, so splashes and rain will not harm it. The X shows that dust resistance was not rated, and the 5 is the water protection level. In practice, it can sit beside a pool, ride out a sudden shower on the balcony or take a spilled drink on a picnic mat. It is not built to go underwater, so never drop it in a pool or the sea. Let it dry fully before you plug in the charging cable.
Is the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker better than the Amaya ASP-M2 Bluetooth Speaker?
The Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker wins on output and water protection, while the Amaya ASP-M2 Bluetooth Speaker wins on published battery life and two-unit stereo. The BD68 gives 15W, IPX5 splash resistance and an RGB light ring for KSh 2,500. The ASP-M2 gives 10W, TWS pairing and a stated 13-hour playtime for KSh 2,200, with no water rating. Both use Bluetooth 5.3. Choose the BD68 for outdoor afternoons and rainy-season use; choose the ASP-M2 if you want predictable battery hours or plan to pair two speakers.
Can the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker handle a beach trip to Watamu or Mombasa?
Yes, the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker suits a coast trip because its IPX5 rating covers splashes, spray and passing rain. Keep it on a towel rather than wet sand, since the rating does not cover dust or grit. Wipe off salt spray with a damp cloth afterwards, and avoid leaving it in direct midday sun, because heat shortens any battery's life. Humid coastal air is far milder on it than direct water, which it already resists. Charge it fully before you leave Nairobi, because beach spots rarely have sockets.
How loud is the 15W Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker?
The Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker is rated at 15W on the box, enough to fill a living room, a balcony or a small garden gathering. That output suits a family lunch, a youth group meeting or a small birthday party in the compound. It will not replace a party tower at a wedding or a church crusade. Outdoors, sound spreads and fades faster than indoors, so place it at the centre of the group. In flats and estates, keep the volume moderate after dark so neighbours are not disturbed.
How long does the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker play on battery during power cuts?
The Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker keeps playing on its built-in battery during KPLC power cuts, though Amaya does not print a playtime figure on the box. We prefer not to guess hours, since volume, the RGB light ring and the age of the battery all affect how long a charge lasts. Charge it through the Type-C cable from a wall adapter, laptop, car port or power bank. Turning the volume down a notch and keeping a charged power bank nearby are the easiest ways to stretch playback through a long evening outage.
Who should buy the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker, and who should skip it?
The Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker is for families, students and friends who play music outdoors and want water protection for KSh 2,500. It suits garden parties, camping trips, car-boot picnics and balcony evenings. Skip it if you want karaoke; the Amaya ASP-SC500 Bluetooth Speaker includes two wireless microphones. Skip it if you play for a large crowd; the Amaya ASP-J4 Bluetooth Speaker offers 80W. If you only listen indoors and want printed battery hours, the Amaya ASP-M2 Bluetooth Speaker costs KSh 300 less.
Does the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker work with Android phones, iPhones and laptops?
Yes, the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker pairs with any Android phone, iPhone, tablet or laptop that has Bluetooth. It uses Bluetooth 5.3, a recent version of the standard that keeps the link stable and draws less power, while older phones still connect at their own version. Pair it in your device's Bluetooth settings; no app or Wi-Fi is needed. It plays anything your device plays, from Boomplay and Spotify to YouTube and recorded sermons, whether streamed on Safaricom or Airtel data or saved offline.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- 15W rated output, printed on the box — fills a living room, balcony or small garden gathering with music everyone can hear.
- Fabric-wrapped barrel cabinet — the cloth lets sound pass while shielding the speaker driver, the part that moves to make sound.
- A clear step above the 10W of the Amaya ASP-M2 Bluetooth Speaker — useful when more people gather or music must carry outdoors.
- Sized for small groups — family lunches, youth meetings and birthday afternoons rather than weddings, crusades or large halls.
- Cleanest just below full volume — like most portable speakers, it sounds clearest when you leave a little headroom on the dial.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.3 — a current version of the wireless standard, giving a steadier link and lower battery drain than older versions.
- Pairs with Android phones, iPhones, tablets and laptops — any device with Bluetooth connects through its own settings menu.
- No app, Wi-Fi or account required — switch it on, pick it from the Bluetooth list and start playing straight away.
- Plays all phone audio — streaming apps, YouTube, radio apps, podcasts and offline music files all come through the speaker.
- Keep the phone in the same room or garden area — walls and long distances weaken any Bluetooth signal and cause dropouts.
Battery
- Built-in rechargeable battery — plays on through power cuts and far from sockets, at the beach, the garden or a campsite.
- Type-C charging — the reversible plug most current Android phones use, so one charger can serve both phone and speaker.
- Charges from wall adapters, laptops, power banks and car USB ports — handy on road trips and during long outages.
- Playtime figure not printed on the box — we do not quote hours, as volume and lighting both change battery life.
- Dry before charging — after a splash or rain shower, let the speaker dry fully before plugging in the cable.
Build and Durability
- IPX5 splash resistance — tested against low-pressure water jets from any direction, so rain and splashes are safe; never submerge it.
- Fabric barrel body — cloth covering that hides everyday scuffs and feels softer in the hand than bare plastic.
- Orange carry handle — a firm grip for moving it from the house to the car, the garden or a picnic mat.
- No dust rating — the X in IPX5 means dust was not tested, so keep it off loose sand and wipe it after outdoor use.
- Brand new and sealed stock — supplied in the original Wireless Bluetooth Speaker BD68 box, opened only when you receive it.
Controls and Inputs
- RGB light ring — red, green and blue lights that blend into changing colours for evenings, birthdays and small gatherings.
- Controls on the speaker body — switch on and pair directly on the unit; our staff will demonstrate each control in store.
- Phone-side control — pause, skip tracks and set the volume from your phone screen once the speaker is paired.
- Type-C charging input — the included cable plugs straight in to recharge between outings and evenings at home.
- Bluetooth as the main audio source — the box lists no AUX socket or memory-card slot, so ask on WhatsApp if you need wired input.
Package Contents
Inside the sealed Wireless Bluetooth Speaker BD68 box you will find the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker, with its orange carry handle built in, and a Type-C charging cable. Amaya does not pack a wall plug, so use any USB phone adapter you already own or pick one up separately at Mascom International. Walk-in buyers watch us open and test the unit at the counter, while delivery customers can check the seal before the rider leaves. Hold on to the receipt; it is your warranty record.
Warranty
The Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker ships with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. If anything goes wrong within those twelve months, return the speaker with its receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk at Old Mutual Building, where our team handles every claim.
Where to Buy the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker in Kenya
Pick up the Amaya BD68 Bluetooth Speaker at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We serve customers Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and you can play your own playlist on it at the counter before paying. It has a fabric barrel body with an orange carry handle; check on WhatsApp which fabric colours are on the shelf this week.
Reach our sales team directly through:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery covers all 47 counties. Customers in Nairobi and its environs receive orders the same day, and those in Malindi, Nanyuki, Kericho and Kitale get them the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Each speaker carries the 12-month warranty set out above. We publish only the specifications printed on the box, charge the price you see, and remain available for help long after your purchase.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct
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