Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones | 3.5mm Jack | In-Line Microphone | One-Button Control | Gunmetal Metal Housings : Mascom International

Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones | 3.5mm Jack | In-Line Microphone | One-Button Control | Gunmetal Metal Housings

Low-cost listening and talking for any device with a classic headphone socket, finished in grey alloy with soft black rubber tips.

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Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones sell at Mascom International for KSh 140, brand new and sealed, with a 3.5mm jack, an in-line microphone with a button and gunmetal metal housings. The Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones are made by Amaya, a Chinese mobile-accessories brand, and fit the round headphone socket found on many budget phones, laptops and tablets. Black tips sit on each metal shell for an in-ear fit. Mascom International keeps them in stock at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, a short walk from the main matatu stages, where you can test them first.

Built for students, daily commuters, shop attendants and anyone using a Tecno, Infinix or Itel phone with a headphone jack, the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones cover calls, music and radio for less than the cost of lunch. Cheap street earphones often crackle within weeks or lose one side. This pair adds a metal shell and a single button on the cable that lets you answer a call without touching the phone. Plug it into a laptop with a combined audio jack and you also get a working microphone for online classes.

Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell unbranded earphones from an open tray, Mascom International supplies the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones in a sealed box with a 6-month warranty. They cost KSh 10 less than the FPM S10 and KSh 20 more than the Amaya S11 and S12, a small step up for metal housings. At Mascom International, we're seeing many buyers pick up two pairs, one for home and one for the office drawer. Order the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery, or collect yours on Kimathi Street.

Common Questions About the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones

How much do the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones cost in Kenya?

The Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones cost KSh 140 brand new and sealed at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi. That price comes with a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects and pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya. The pair sits KSh 20 above the Amaya S11 and S12 at KSh 120 and KSh 10 below the FPM S10 at KSh 150. Pay with M-Pesa or cash, and our staff will check both earpieces and the mic with you.

Which phones and devices work with the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones?

The Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones work with any phone, tablet or laptop that has a 3.5mm headphone jack. Many Tecno, Infinix, Itel and budget Samsung phones still include that socket, as do most laptops and desktop computers. Phones that only have a USB-C port need a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter, or a Type-C pair such as the Amaya AEP-22 instead. Bring your device to our store and we will test the plug and microphone on it before you pay.

What does the button on the Amaya S13 do?

The single button on the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones answers and ends calls on most Android phones with a headphone jack. On many phones a press also pauses and restarts music, though behaviour depends on the phone's software. The button sits on the same small control piece as the in-line microphone, so you can reach it without looking. It is handy when your phone is deep in a bag on a crowded street and a call comes in.

Should I buy the Amaya S13 or the FPM S10?

The Amaya S13 and FPM S10 are both 3.5mm earphones with a microphone and a button for answering and ending calls. The Amaya S13 costs KSh 140 and uses gunmetal metal housings with black tips, while the FPM S10 costs KSh 150 and is sold on its super bass sound. Pick the Amaya S13 if you want a metal finish and the lower price. Pick the FPM S10 if heavier bass for music matters more to you than the housing.

Can I use the Amaya S13 for FM radio on my phone?

On many Tecno, Itel, Infinix and Samsung phones with an FM radio app, the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones double as the radio antenna. The phone uses the earphone cable to catch the signal, so the radio app often asks you to plug in a wired pair first. That lets you follow local news, football commentary and talk shows without spending Safaricom or Airtel data bundles. During a KPLC power cut, phone radio through wired earphones keeps you informed when the television is off.

Does the Amaya S13 microphone work on a laptop?

The Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones carry their microphone through the same 3.5mm plug, so the mic works on laptops with one combined headset jack. Most laptops made in recent years have that single jack, and Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams will pick up your voice. Older desktops with separate pink and green sockets need a cheap splitter for the mic. Students at Kenyatta University and Moi University often use a pair like this for online lectures from a hostel room.

Are KSh 140 earphones like the Amaya S13 worth buying?

The Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones are worth KSh 140 for buyers who want a reliable everyday pair for calls, radio and music. Metal housings stand up to drops better than thin plastic, and the sealed box means you are not buying someone else's returns. They are not audiophile earphones, and they will not match a KSh 2,000 headset for bass or detail. Treat the cable gently, pull the plug out by its head rather than the wire, and the pair lasts longer.

Who should buy the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones, and who should skip them?

The Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones suit anyone with a 3.5mm jack who wants a metal-built pair with a call button for KSh 140. Students, shop attendants, radio listeners and parents buying spares for children get good value from them. Skip them if your phone has no headphone jack; the Amaya AEP-18 at KSh 440 plugs straight into USB-C. Skip them too if you want no cable at all; the Amaya AEB-H310 Wireless Headphones cost KSh 2,150 and use Bluetooth 5.3.

Technical Specifications

Audio Hardware

Stereo output — the left and right earpieces play separate channels, so music and films sound wider than a phone speaker.
Driver in each metal shell — the driver is the small speaker that converts the phone's audio signal into sound you hear.
Analogue audio through the headphone socket — the phone's own sound chip drives the earphones, with no extra electronics needed.
In-ear seal from the black tips — the tips close the ear canal, cutting outside noise so you can listen at a lower volume.
Everyday listening profile — suits music, radio, voice notes and video calls rather than professional recording or studio mixing.

Connection and Compatibility

3.5mm jack — the standard round headphone plug that fits phones, tablets, laptops and desktops with a headphone socket.
Four-contact plug — an extra ring on the plug carries the microphone signal, which is how calls and voice pickup work through one plug.
Combined headset jacks supported — most current laptops and phones with a jack accept both sound and microphone through a single socket.
USB-C-only phones need an adapter — a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter connects the pair to phones without a headphone socket.
No setup needed — no pairing, app or Bluetooth menu; plug in and the device moves its audio to the earphones.

Cable and Plug

Fully wired with no battery — the earphones take power from the device, so there is nothing to charge and nothing to go flat.
Single lead that splits into left and right wires — keeps the two sides together and makes the pair simpler to coil and store.
Charging port stays free — on phones with a separate jack you can charge and listen at the same time, unlike most USB-C earphones.
Pull by the plug head — removing the plug by its head rather than the cable protects the joint where most wired earphones fail.
Pocket-friendly coil — wrap the cable loosely in a figure of eight so the wires do not kink or knot in a bag.

Build and Durability

Gunmetal metal housings — dark grey metal shells feel solid and resist small drops and knocks better than thin plastic earpieces.
Black ear tips — soft tips grip the ear canal and keep each earpiece in place while you walk, work or study.
Muted finish — the gunmetal colour hides light scratches and fingerprints, so the pair keeps a neat look through daily use.
Factory-sealed packaging — each pair arrives in an unopened Amaya Stereo Earphone box, so you are its first owner.
Basic cleaning — wipe the shells and tips with a dry cloth and keep the plug free of pocket lint and dust.

Controls and Inputs

In-line microphone — a small mic on the cable picks up your voice for calls, voice notes and video meetings while the phone stays put.
Single button on the cable — answers and ends calls on most phones, and often pauses or resumes music depending on the phone.
Hands-free calls — talk through the earphones while carrying goods, serving customers or writing notes, with the phone in your pocket.
Laptop meeting use — on a combined headset jack the mic works with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams for classes and interviews.
Volume from the device — adjust loudness with the phone's side buttons or the laptop's volume control, as the cable has no volume keys.

Package Contents

The sealed Amaya Stereo Earphone box holds one pair of Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones, with black tips fitted to the gunmetal metal housings and the 3.5mm jack on the end of the cable. No adapter, pouch or charger is included, and a device with a headphone socket needs none. If your phone has only a USB-C port, our team can recommend a Type-C pair such as the Amaya AEP-22. We are happy to open the box at the counter so you can check it.

Warranty

Mascom International gives the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones a 6-month warranty that covers manufacturing defects under normal use. Should one side fall silent, the microphone stop working or the button fail during that period, bring the pair to our Nairobi CBD service desk, where we handle the claim.

Where to Buy the Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones in Kenya

The Amaya S13 Stereo Earphones are available from Mascom International at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and try the pair on your own phone or laptop before you buy. They come in gunmetal with black tips.

Get in touch to order or confirm stock:

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

Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs receive deliveries the same day, while Kericho, Malindi, Embu, Kitale and other major towns receive theirs within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Each pair is covered by the 6-month warranty set out above.

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