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Amaya EAB-E200D Wireless Neckband Headphones | 60-Hour Playback, Magnetic Earbuds, Memory Card Support
Sweat-resistant audio that survives a full week of Nairobi commutes on one charge, with in-line controls for calls and music.
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The Amaya EAB-E200D wireless neckband headphones are now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 2,200, rated for up to 60 hours of playback, with magnetic in-ear buds, memory card playback and sweat resistance, sold brand new and sealed from our shop at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The flexible band rests on your collar, so the buds never end up on a matatu floor. One charge covers most of a working week. The Amaya EAB-E200D pairs with Android phones, iPhones, tablets and laptops over Bluetooth, and also plays music straight from a memory card with no phone connected at all.
Boda riders, matatu commuters, night-shift security officers, university students in Juja and Kikuyu, gym members and call-centre agents in Westlands keep running into the same problem: true wireless buds fall out, get lost, and die by mid-afternoon. The Amaya EAB-E200D answers that directly. The two buds clip together magnetically around your neck between calls, so nothing disappears between the office and the stage. Sixty hours of listening means charging roughly once a week instead of every night. For anyone spending two hours a day in traffic on Thika Road or Mombasa Road, that gap matters more than any spec sheet line.
Unlike the unbranded neckbands sold at kiosks with no model number and nobody to call afterwards, the Amaya EAB-E200D carries a documented specification sheet and a brand with a registered Kenyan presence. Users consistently report that neckband buds outlast true wireless pairs in daily commuting, simply because there is no charging case to misplace. At Mascom International, we are seeing steady demand for sub-KSh 3,000 audio from customers who have already lost one set of true wireless buds down a seat gap. Walk into our Kimathi Street shop to try the Amaya EAB-E200D on, or order it for delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Amaya EAB-E200D
How long does the Amaya EAB-E200D battery actually last?
Amaya rates the EAB-E200D at up to 60 hours of playback per charge. In normal use at around 60 percent volume, expect roughly 35 to 45 hours of mixed music and calls. That covers a full week of commuting between Rongai and the CBD without touching a charger. Recharging from flat takes about two hours over the supplied cable.
Will these headphones stay in place during a workout or a run?
Yes. The band sits behind your neck and carries the weight, so the two buds only have to hold their seal in your ear canal rather than support themselves. That is the practical difference between a neckband and true wireless buds during burpees, skipping or a run along Ngong Road. Fit still depends on ear tip size, so try the alternate tips if a bud works loose. The cable length between band and bud is short enough to avoid bouncing.
Can the Amaya EAB-E200D play music without a phone?
Yes. A memory card slot on the band plays MP3 files directly, with no Bluetooth pairing at all. Load a microSD card with your playlist, switch modes, and leave the phone in your bag or at home. Gym users and boda riders find this useful because it keeps phone battery free for M-Pesa, calls and navigation. It also removes the dropout risk that comes with pocketed phones.
Does the Amaya EAB-E200D work with both Android phones and iPhones?
Yes. Bluetooth pairing is device-agnostic, so the same pair connects to a Samsung Galaxy A17, an iPhone, a Tecno Spark, a Windows laptop or an Android tablet. There is no app to install and no account to create. Hold the power button until the indicator flashes, then select the model name in your Bluetooth menu. Switching devices means disconnecting from the first one and pairing again, since this model connects to a single device at a time.
How good is call quality on a busy Nairobi street?
The in-line microphone sits on the cable near your jaw, closer to your mouth than the microphones inside true wireless buds. Callers report clearer voice pickup as a result, particularly on Kenyatta Avenue or inside a matatu with the windows down. Very loud environments still bleed through, since this model does not carry environmental noise cancellation for calls. For office calls, Zoom classes and everyday phone conversations, voice clarity holds up well at this price.
Is the Amaya EAB-E200D worth KSh 2,200 next to cheap true wireless earbuds?
At KSh 2,200 you get roughly six to eight times the runtime of a typical budget true wireless pair, which usually manages four to six hours per bud. You also lose the single biggest failure point in cheap audio: the charging case. Nothing to forget in a jacket, nothing to lose, and only one battery to look after. True wireless still wins on pocketability. If your day involves long commutes and long calls, the neckband format wins on endurance.
Can I wear these in the rain or during heavy sweating?
Amaya rates the EAB-E200D as sweat and light water resistant, which covers gym sessions, jogging and a short walk through a Nairobi downpour. It does not cover swimming, showering or leaving the band soaked. Wipe the buds and the charging port dry before plugging in, since moisture in the port is the most common cause of charging failure on any neckband. Storing them dry between sessions extends battery health noticeably.
How do the in-line controls work while walking or riding?
Three buttons on the band handle everything without touching your phone. The centre button plays, pauses, answers and ends calls with a single press, and skips tracks on a double press. The two side buttons raise and lower volume, and holding them jumps between tracks. Because the buttons are physical and sit on the band, you can find them by feel through a jacket, which touch controls on true wireless buds rarely allow in cold weather or on a boda.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware and Sound Character
- Dynamic in-ear drivers tuned toward bass emphasis, which suits Gengetone, Afrobeats, amapiano and hip-hop playlists.
- Balanced mid-range keeps vocals and podcast speech legible over engine noise during matatu and boda commutes.
- Treble stays controlled rather than sharp, reducing listening fatigue across long shifts and study sessions.
- Sealed in-ear fit blocks a useful amount of outside sound passively without any electronic noise cancellation.
- Stereo separation across both buds supports gaming audio cues and video calls on Android and iOS devices.
- Volume ceiling is high enough for outdoor use, though sustained high-volume listening shortens both runtime and hearing health.
Wireless Connectivity and Pairing
- Bluetooth pairing works with Android phones, iPhones, iPads, Windows laptops, tablets and Bluetooth-capable televisions.
- Operating range covers roughly 10 metres indoors, enough to leave the phone charging in another room.
- Reconnection is automatic once paired, linking back to the last device when the band powers on.
- Single-device connection at a time, so switching from laptop to phone needs a manual reconnect.
- No companion app or account registration is required, which keeps setup under a minute for first-time users.
Battery Life and Charging
- Rated up to 60 hours of playback per charge, covering roughly a week of two-hour daily commutes.
- Real-world runtime lands nearer 35 to 45 hours at moderate volume with calls mixed into music playback.
- Full recharge takes approximately two hours from empty using the cable supplied in the box.
- Standby time runs into several days, so an overnight gap between uses costs little charge.
- Battery sits inside the band rather than the buds, allowing a far larger cell than true wireless designs permit.
- Voice prompt and indicator light signal low battery before shutdown, giving warning ahead of a commute.
Build Quality and Daily Durability
- Flexible silicone-finish band bends around bags and jacket collars without creasing or holding a permanent kink.
- Sweat and light water resistance handles gym sessions, jogging and short walks through Nairobi rain showers.
- Magnetic bud tips clip together across the chest, preventing tangles and stopping buds from swinging loose.
- Lightweight construction avoids the neck pressure that heavier over-ear models cause during eight-hour work shifts.
- Reinforced cable joints at the bud ends resist the tugging that kills most budget wired earphones.
- Black finish resists visible dust marks better than light colours in Kenya's dry-season conditions.
Controls, Microphone and Local Playback
- Three physical buttons on the band control playback, volume, track skipping and call answering by feel alone.
- In-line microphone positioned near the jaw picks up voice more directly than bud-mounted microphones do.
- Memory card slot plays MP3 files stored on a microSD card with no phone connection needed.
- Mode switching moves between Bluetooth streaming and card playback without re-pairing the connected device.
- Voice assistant activation works through the connected phone, reaching Google Assistant or Siri from the centre button.
- Call answering and rejection work directly from the band, useful when riding or carrying shopping.
Package Contents
Every Amaya EAB-E200D purchased at Mascom International arrives sealed with:
- Amaya EAB-E200D wireless neckband headphones in Black
- USB charging cable
- Spare silicone ear tips in alternate sizes
- User manual and warranty documentation
Note:Available colour: Black. Bring your own microSD card if you plan to use local playback, as no card ships in the box. Memory cards are stocked separately at our Kimathi Street counter.
Warranty
The Amaya EAB-E200D carries a 12-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Coverage includes battery failure, charging port faults and audio dropout caused by internal components. Physical damage, liquid immersion and cable damage from misuse fall outside cover. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles claims directly, without sending you back to a distributor.
Where to Buy the Amaya EAB-E200D in Kenya
The Amaya EAB-E200D is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit our store Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to try the Amaya EAB-E200D on and hear it before you pay. Available colour: 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 EAB-E200D across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery, so you only pay when the package reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. All other major cities and towns, including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret and Garissa, 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 detailed above, with claims coordinated at our Nairobi CBD service desk. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current pricing and after-sales backing on every pair of headphones we stock.
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