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Hisense HP130 | 400W RMS Output | Wired Karaoke Microphone | Twin 6.5-inch Woofers | Bluetooth 4.2
A waist-high sound tower that turns compound gatherings, fellowship nights and birthdays into a sing-along, with no hired DJ.
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Hisense HP130 is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 31,600, brand new and sealed, with 400W RMS output from twin 6.5-inch woofers and twin 2-inch tweeters. The Hisense HP130 stands 93.4 cm tall, ships with a wired karaoke microphone, and streams music from your phone over Bluetooth 4.2. Three light modes pulse along the cabinet, and a guitar input sits right beside the microphone jack. Collect yours at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Most home hosts hit the same wall. A phone or a small Bluetooth box cannot fill a compound, and hiring a PA system for one evening eats into the food budget. The Hisense HP130 solves that with a single tower you own outright. Youth pastors run Friday praise sessions through it. Event planners use it for birthday parties and ruracio afternoons in Kitengela, Rongai, and Kasarani, while small restaurant owners play background music by day and host karaoke on weekends. Because the microphone plugs straight in, nobody needs a separate mixer or amplifier to get the singing started.
Unlike retailers that treat the microphone as a paid add-on, Mascom International ships the Hisense HP130 with the wired microphone in the box. A JBL PartyBox usually costs considerably more for a similar floor-standing setup, so the HP130 suits buyers who want real party volume without a top-tier price. Customers across Nairobi tell us it comfortably covers a garden tent or a church hall. Walk into our Kimathi Street store to hear the Hisense HP130 at full volume before you pay, or order on WhatsApp and pay only when the unit reaches your door.
Common Questions About the Hisense HP130
How loud is the Hisense HP130, and is 400W enough for an outdoor party?
The Hisense HP130 produces 400W RMS, which is enough to fill a garden party, a tented function or a medium church hall. RMS means continuous power, not a brief peak figure, so the rating reflects what you hear across a long evening. Twin 6.5-inch woofers carry the bass line while twin 2-inch tweeters keep vocals crisp. For a crowd spread across a large open field, link a second HP130 through the RCA party chain output instead of pushing one unit to its limit.
Does the Hisense HP130 come with a microphone, and how does karaoke work?
Yes, every Hisense HP130 sold at Mascom International includes a wired karaoke microphone in the box. It plugs into the 6.35mm microphone jack on the control panel, so you can sing over any song playing from your phone through Bluetooth. Test your voice level at a low volume first, then raise the music until the balance sounds right. Churches and MCs use the same jack for announcements, speeches and prayers, which removes the need for a separate mixer at small functions.
Does the Hisense HP130 have a battery, and what happens during a power cut?
No, the Hisense HP130 runs on mains power only and has no internal battery. The music stops when Kenya Power supply drops, which is worth planning for at evening events. Many of our customers connect it to a home inverter, a solar backup system or a generator at outdoor functions. Because there is no battery to wear out, the HP130 also avoids the gradual loss of runtime that portable party speakers suffer after two or three years of heavy use.
Hisense HP130 vs Hisense HP100: which party speaker should you buy?
Choose the Hisense HP130 if you want a tall tower with twin 6.5-inch woofers and a microphone included for karaoke. The HP130 stands 93.4 cm high, so its tweeters sit closer to ear level, which helps vocals carry across a room. The HP100, also stocked by Mascom International, is the smaller Hisense party speaker and suits bedrooms, dorm rooms and compact living rooms. Listen to both at our Kimathi Street store and pick the size that matches your space.
Can I plug a guitar, a second speaker or a laptop into the Hisense HP130?
Yes, the Hisense HP130 has a dedicated 6.35mm guitar input, so an electric guitar plays through it without a separate amplifier. A 3.5mm line-in jack accepts a laptop, tablet or older phone with a headphone port. The USB port plays MP3 files straight from a flash drive, which helps when no phone is free. The RCA output feeds a second compatible speaker through a wired party chain, doubling the sound for weddings or large compound events.
Is the Hisense HP130 good for a small bar, church or restaurant?
The Hisense HP130 suits small venues well, especially those that want music and a microphone from one box. A lounge in Naivasha or a pub in Nakuru can run a playlist in the afternoon, then switch to karaoke after 8:00 PM. The mains-only design means it sits in one place and stays ready. For a venue that needs several zones or permanent ceiling speakers, a professional installed sound system fits better than any single tower.
Is the Hisense HP130 worth KSh 31,600 in Kenya?
Yes, at KSh 31,600 the Hisense HP130 costs less than hiring a basic PA system for a handful of weekend events. You get 400W RMS, four drivers, a microphone, a guitar input and party lights in one unit, with no mixer or amplifier to buy. Hisense also has an established service presence in Kenya, which makes after-sales help easier to arrange. Over two or three years of family functions, the savings on hire fees add up quickly.
Who should buy the Hisense HP130, and who should skip it?
Buy the Hisense HP130 if you host parties, run youth events, lead church fellowships or want home karaoke with room-filling bass. Skip it if you mainly want clearer television dialogue and movie sound. For that job, the Hisense AX5100Q Dolby Atmos soundbar at Mascom International fits under your TV and connects to it directly. Skip it too if you need music at a beach or campsite with no power, since the HP130 needs a wall socket or generator.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware and Output
- 400W RMS total output fills gardens, halls and tented functions without straining at higher volume settings.
- Two 6.5-inch woofers handle bass and drums, giving afrobeats and gospel tracks a solid, full low end.
- Two 2-inch tweeters reproduce vocals and cymbals, keeping lyrics clear when the microphone is in use.
- Woofer range of 50Hz to 5kHz covers the deep bass notes a phone speaker cannot reproduce.
- Tweeter range of 2kHz to 20kHz covers the upper frequencies that give songs clarity and sparkle.
- Four-driver layout splits the work between bass and treble, which reduces distortion when you turn it up.
Bluetooth and Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth 4.2 with A2DP streams stereo music wirelessly from Android phones, iPhones, tablets and laptops.
- AVRCP profile lets you skip tracks and adjust volume from your phone while standing away from the tower.
- Multi-pairing supports up to six devices, so guests can take turns playing songs without a full re-pairing.
- Wireless range covers a typical living room or compound, letting the DJ phone stay safely indoors.
- Works with Spotify, YouTube Music, Boomplay and Audiomack, since any app playing through Bluetooth is supported.
- Bluetooth playback uses no mobile data beyond what your streaming app downloads, so offline playlists cost nothing extra.
Power Supply and Mains Operation
- Runs on mains AC power through the supplied cord, so volume never drops as a battery drains.
- No internal battery means no cell to replace later, keeping long-term ownership costs down.
- AC outlet on the unit supports connection within a wired party chain setup with a second speaker.
- Pairs well with a home inverter or solar backup system for events that run through a power outage.
- Mains design keeps output steady across long events, from an afternoon ceremony into a late dinner.
- A surge protector between the wall socket and the tower guards the amplifier against voltage spikes after outages.
Build Quality and Portability
- Tower dimensions of 320 x 934 x 295 mm place the tweeters near ear height for clearer vocals.
- Floor-standing design needs no stand or table, freeing space at crowded functions and small venues.
- Built-in carry handle lets two people move it between the sitting room and the compound easily.
- Upright cabinet occupies roughly the floor area of a dining chair, fitting neatly into a room corner.
- Enclosed cabinet shields the drivers from knocks and dust during regular setup and pack-down.
Controls, Inputs and Karaoke Features
- 6.35mm microphone jack accepts the included wired microphone for karaoke, speeches, announcements and MC work.
- 6.35mm guitar input plays an electric guitar through the tower without a separate guitar amplifier.
- 3.5mm line-in connects laptops, tablets and older phones that still carry a headphone port.
- USB port plays music files from a flash drive, useful when every phone at the party is busy.
- Rear and panel jacks use standard 6.35mm and 3.5mm sizes, so ordinary cables from any music shop fit.
- Microphone and guitar can run together, letting one person play while another leads the singing.
- Separate inputs for each source mean you can switch from phone playlist to live performance in seconds.
Lighting and Party Chain
- Three lighting modes, named Breath, Flashing and Racing, change the mood between dinner music and dancing.
- Breath mode pulses slowly, giving a calm glow that suits dinner, fellowship or background listening.
- Racing mode runs light along the cabinet, adding energy to the dance floor once the tempo rises.
- RCA output links a second compatible speaker in a wired party chain, doubling coverage for large crowds.
- Wired chain linking avoids the dropouts that can affect wireless speaker pairing in busy environments.
- A two-tower chain spreads sound evenly across a wedding tent instead of blasting one corner.
Package Contents
The Hisense HP130 arrives fully ready for its first party, with the microphone already included:
- Hisense HP130 tower speaker
- Wired karaoke microphone
- AC power cord
- User manual
- Warranty card
A USB flash drive and a guitar cable are not included. Both are available separately at Mascom International, so you can collect everything in one visit.
Warranty
The Hisense HP130 ships with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Physical damage, liquid damage and power-surge damage are not covered, so we recommend a surge protector for daily use. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles warranty claims directly and coordinates any repair on your behalf.
Where to Buy the Hisense HP130 in Kenya
The Hisense HP130 is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit us Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to test the Hisense HP130 with the microphone before you buy. 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 Hisense HP130 across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery, so you only pay once the tower reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. Machakos, Nyeri, Kisumu, Eldoret, Mombasa and every other major city and town receive delivery within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every unit is backed by the 12-month warranty above, with claims coordinated at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
Party hosts, churches and small venues across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, fair pricing and after-sales support from a real store on Kimathi Street.
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