Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones | 3.5mm Jack | 10mm Speaker

Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones | 3.5mm Jack | 10mm Speaker | Big Bass

A comfortable option for students, gamers and spare-pair buyers who need talk-ready earpieces costing pocket money.

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Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones are available at Mascom International for KSh 120, brand new and sealed, with 10mm speakers, a 3.5mm plug, a microphone and a 120cm wire. Amaya, a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, prints a full specification on the back of the pouch: 20–20000Hz frequency range and 32 ohms impedance. The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones work with mobile phones, music players, portable gaming devices and computers that have a headphone socket. Stock is on the shelf at our Old Mutual Building shop on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, in black, with white also pictured on the pack.

Designed for students, sales reps and anyone who loses earphones often, the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones cover daily listening for less than a matatu fare across town. The problem with cheap pairs is usually a silent side or a crackling plug after a few weeks. Amaya answers that with a sealed pouch, published specs and a Big Bass badge that tells you what sound to expect. Students at the University of Nairobi and Strathmore keep a pair for recorded lectures, and the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones also suit voice notes, podcasts and YouTube tutorials on the way to class.

Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that sell loose earphones with no brand or model printed anywhere, Mascom International sells the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones in their original Amaya pouch with specs you can check. Buyers throughout Kenya report that a known model with a real shop behind it beats a mystery pair from a Luthuli Avenue hawker. At KSh 120, the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones carry a 6-month warranty, and you can try them at our counter first. Prefer to stay home? Order on WhatsApp and pay when the pouch arrives.

Common Questions About the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones

What is the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones price in Kenya?

The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones sell for KSh 120, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. For that you get the earphones with a built-in microphone, a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects, and pay-on-arrival delivery across Kenya. The Amaya S12 Stereo Earphones cost the same KSh 120 with identical listed specs, while the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones cost KSh 30 more at KSh 150 and add answer, end and mute buttons on the cord.

Should I buy the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones or the Amaya S12 Stereo Earphones?

The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones and Amaya S12 Stereo Earphones share the same price and printed specs, so the choice comes down to bud shape. Both list a 10mm speaker, 20–20000Hz, 32 ohms and a 120cm wire. The S11 uses rounded half-in-ear buds that rest in the outer ear and let outside sound in. The S12 uses in-ear buds with tips that seal the ear canal and block more noise. Pick the S11 if sealed tips feel uncomfortable or you want to hear traffic. Pick the S12 for noisy commutes.

What do the 10mm speaker and 32 ohms ratings on the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones mean?

The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones use a 10mm speaker in each bud, a common driver size for compact earphones that gives a full, bass-forward sound. The 32 ohms impedance is a standard figure for earphones, which means a phone or laptop drives them to a comfortable volume without an amplifier. The 20–20000Hz frequency range matches the span of human hearing, from deep bass notes up to the highest cymbals. Together those figures tell you the S11 is built for everyday phone listening.

Are the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones a good choice in Kenya during power cuts?

The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones need no charging, so they keep working through a KPLC outage as long as your phone has battery. Bluetooth earphones die when their own battery runs out, and a long blackout can leave you with a phone that works and buds that do not. Wired earphones also use less phone battery than a Bluetooth connection, which helps stretch power through an evening. Calls on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya and Telkom all come through the same way, since the earphones connect to the phone, not the network.

Who should buy the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones, and who should skip them?

The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones suit budget buyers, students and parents equipping children with a phone that has a headphone jack. They are also a sensible backup pair for the office drawer. Skip them if you want call buttons on the cord; the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones at KSh 150 add answer, end and mute controls. Skip them if your phone only has a USB-C port, where the Amaya AEP-22 Stereo Earphones at KSh 400 plug in directly. For no cable at all, look at the Amaya AEP-E10D Neckband Earphones at KSh 1,600.

Can I use the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones for gaming?

The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones list portable gaming devices and computers among their compatible equipment, so gaming is part of their intended use. Plug them into a handheld console, a laptop or a phone running PUBG Mobile or Call of Duty Mobile, and the stereo channels help you hear which side footsteps come from. The microphone handles team voice chat where the game and device support a headset. Wired sound also avoids the small delay some cheap Bluetooth earphones add, which matters in fast shooting games.

Is the 120cm wire on the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones long enough?

The 120cm wire on the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones reaches comfortably from a trouser pocket or bag strap to your ears. At a desk it stretches from a laptop on the table to your head with room to lean back. It is not long enough to sit across a room from a television or desktop tower, where an extension cable helps. On a crowded bus, tuck the extra length inside your jacket so it does not snag on seats, handrails or other passengers' bags.

Do the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones work with iPhones and USB-C phones?

The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones need a 3.5mm headphone socket, so iPhones and Android phones without one require an adapter. A USB-C to 3.5mm adapter suits recent Samsung, Oppo and Xiaomi models, and a Lightning adapter suits older iPhones. Choose an adapter that passes the microphone signal, or calls will fall back to the phone's own microphone. If you do not want an adapter, a Type-C earphone plugs in directly. Most budget Tecno, Infinix and Itel phones still have the round socket and need nothing extra.

Technical Specifications

Audio Hardware

10mm speaker in each bud — a compact driver size that delivers full sound and solid bass for music, videos and calls.
Frequency range of 20–20000Hz — covers the full span of human hearing, from deep bass up to sharp high notes.
Impedance of 32 ohms — an easy load for phones and laptops, so they reach good volume without an amplifier.
Big Bass tuning, as badged on the pouch — basslines and drums carry more weight than on flat, thin-sounding budget pairs.
Stereo left and right channels — music, films and games keep their sense of direction across both ears.

Connection and Compatibility

3.5mm headphone plug — fits the round headphone socket on most budget phones, laptops, tablets and music players.
Compatible with all mobile phones that have a headphone socket, as the pouch states — Android handsets and older iPhones alike.
Works with music players and portable gaming devices — plug into handheld consoles and MP3 players with a standard socket.
Works with computers — laptops with a combined headset socket handle both the sound and the microphone through one plug.
USB-C and Lightning phones need an adapter — choose one that passes microphone audio so calls still use the earphone microphone.

Cable and Plug

Wire length of 120cm — reaches from a pocket or desk to your ears with slack left for natural head movement.
Microphone built into the wire — sits close to your mouth for clearer voice pickup than a phone held at arm's length.
Wired connection with no battery inside — no charging, no pairing and no sudden silence halfway through a playlist.
Standard 3.5mm plug tip — the same size used by headphone sockets worldwide, from phones to car stereos and televisions.
Coil the wire loosely after use — sharp bends near the plug cause most wired earphone faults, so loose loops last longer.

Build and Durability

Rounded half-in-ear buds — rest in the outer ear without pressing into the canal, comfortable for long listening sessions.
Black colour, with white also pictured on the pack — confirm the white version is in stock on WhatsApp before ordering.
Brand new and sealed in an Amaya pouch — the specs on the back let you check exactly which model you are buying.
No water or sweat rating stated — wipe the buds after workouts and keep them dry in the rainy season to extend their life.
Light plastic construction — barely noticeable on your ears or in a pocket, and easy to carry as a spare pair.

Controls and Inputs

Built-in microphone — handles phone calls, WhatsApp voice notes and video meetings without a separate headset or speakerphone.
Microphone works with gaming voice chat — talk to your squad in mobile and laptop games that support headset input.
Volume and track control from your device — adjust sound and skip songs on the phone, laptop or player screen.
The pouch describes no in-line buttons — plan to answer and end calls from your phone, or choose the FPM S10 Stereo Earphones.
Single-plug input — the one 3.5mm connector carries both the sound to your ears and your voice to the device.

Package Contents

The sealed Amaya pouch holds one pair of Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones with the microphone already built into the 120cm wire. The rounded half-in-ear buds need no silicone tips, so there are no spare parts to keep track of. Nothing in the pouch needs charging. If your phone lacks a headphone socket, ask our Mascom International staff to recommend an adapter that carries microphone audio, so your calls still work through the earphones.

Warranty

The Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones ship with a 6-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use, including a bud that goes silent, a crackling plug or a microphone that stops picking up your voice. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk at Old Mutual Building.

Buying the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones from Mascom International

You can buy the Amaya S11 Stereo Earphones at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your phone and test the sound and microphone at the counter. Black is the main colour, and white also appears on the pack, so ask about it before you travel.

Talk to us through any of these channels:

Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
Email: info@mascomintl.com
Website: www.mascomintl.com

Every order travels with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and students in Eldoret, Kakamega, Nyeri and Machakos receive their pair the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Each pair carries the 6-month warranty above. We print specifications as the maker states them, price every accessory accurately and answer after-sales questions quickly, however small the purchase.

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