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Modio M750 | 256GB Virtual Storage | 6GB Virtual RAM | 7-inch IPS Screen | 4000mAh Battery | Dual SIM Calling
Lets a schoolchild phone a parent from the gate, the bus or the classroom corridor.
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Modio M750, brand new and sealed, sells at Mascom International for KSh 7,000, with a 7-inch IPS screen, dual SIM calling, a 4000mAh battery, 256GB virtual storage and 6GB virtual RAM. Treat those memory numbers as software figures: the physical chips hold less, so real space and working memory are lower than the label suggests. What sets the Modio M750 apart is that a child can make and take voice calls on it. Our shop is on the first floor of the Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, with Pink and Blue units ready to test.
Built for families across Kenya whose children ride a school van or matatu, the Modio M750 doubles as a calling device and a learning tablet. Many parents are not ready to hand a nine-year-old a phone, yet they need to know when the van is late or practice ends early. Put a Safaricom or Airtel line in the Modio M750 and your child can ring you, while the same screen runs YouTube Kids, reading apps and homework videos at home. Topping up the child's airtime from your M-Pesa takes a minute.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that sell these tablets on big memory numbers alone, Mascom International explains the virtual figures and lets you test calling with your own SIM in store before you pay. Buyers throughout Kenya report that a single device for calls and lessons is easier to manage than a tablet plus a basic phone. Parents doing school runs from Kilimani to Kasarani tell us the Modio M750 fits that quick afternoon check-in, when a short call settles where the child is and who is collecting them. Visit to place a test call, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery in any county.
Common Questions About the Modio M750
What is the Modio M750 256GB price in Kenya?
The Modio M750 is KSh 7,000 brand new and sealed at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. You get the tablet with the manufacturer's charging accessories, a 12-month warranty, and pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya. The Telzeal P701 in the same batch costs KSh 100 less, at KSh 6,900. For that small gap, the Modio M750 brings listed dual SIM calling, which matters if your child needs to reach you during the school day rather than only watch videos.
Can my child make phone calls on the Modio M750?
Yes, the Modio M750 supports voice calls through its dual SIM slots, so your child can dial you like on a phone. Save your number and one backup contact on the home screen, and the child taps once to call. At 7 inches it is bulky to hold against the ear, so a pair of wired earphones makes calls more comfortable and private. Bring your SIM to our Nairobi CBD shop and place a test call before you pay. Set the ringtone loud for noisy school buses.
Are the 256GB and 6GB figures on the Modio M750 real?
No, both are virtual figures: the Modio M750 reports 256GB storage and 6GB RAM, but the physical memory inside is smaller. Virtual RAM borrows storage space to act as working memory, and it runs slower than real RAM. Ask us on WhatsApp and we will check the usable space on the unit before you buy. The supplier does not list a microSD slot for this model, so confirm with us before you plan to add a memory card. If you need real space, look at the G-Tab real-storage models we stock.
Is the Modio M750 better than the S Colour i15 Pro Max for the same price?
The Modio M750 is the better pick for calling, while the S Colour i15 Pro Max reports bigger memory figures at the same KSh 7,000. The i15 Pro Max shows 8GB virtual RAM and 512GB virtual storage, but virtual numbers do not reveal real capacity, so the gap means less than it looks. Both are budget 7,000-shilling learning tablets for light use. Choose the Modio M750 when phone calls between parent and child matter. Choose the S Colour i15 Pro Max only after we confirm its usable space on WhatsApp.
Which Kenyan networks work with the Modio M750?
The Modio M750 takes SIM cards from Safaricom, Airtel Kenya and Telkom for calls and mobile data. With two slots, many parents use a Safaricom line for calls and a cheaper Airtel bundle for data. Coverage inside a school compound depends on local signal, so test where your child spends the day. We do not publish band numbers for this model, so bring your SIM and we will confirm the tablet registers on your network before purchase.
Will the Modio M750 survive a school bag and a matatu ride?
The Modio M750 survives daily school travel best inside a shock-absorbing case, which the supplier lists alongside this model. Budget tablets are not rated against water or dust, so keep it in a zipped bag pocket on dusty roads and during rain. Teach your child not to leave it on a hot car dashboard or a sunny window seat, because heat drains batteries faster. Kenyan school bags take hard knocks, and the case absorbs most of them.
Is the Modio M750 good for Zoom or Google Classroom lessons?
Yes, the Modio M750 handles Zoom and Google Classroom for a child joining a lesson or submitting simple work. The 2MP front camera listed by the supplier gives a basic but usable picture in good light. On a 7-inch screen, shared slides look small, so it suits primary pupils better than secondary students with heavy coursework. Use home Wi-Fi for long video lessons, because an hour of Zoom on mobile data eats a bundle quickly.
Who should buy the Modio M750 and who should skip it?
Buy the Modio M750 if your child needs a single device to phone home and watch learning videos on a tight budget. Skip it if you want a tablet for heavy games, long typed assignments or a big media library on internal storage. A child who never leaves home Wi-Fi gains nothing from its calling. A secondary student will be better served by a larger tablet with physical memory, such as the G-Tab G10 with 4GB RAM and 128GB storage at KSh 16,000 at Mascom International.
Technical Specifications
Display
- 7-inch IPS screen — IPS keeps colours steady from an angle, so a child sees a clear picture lying down or sitting up.
- 1024 x 600 resolution listed — fewer pixels than an HD panel, fine for cartoons and video calls, softer on small text.
- Portable size — light enough to carry between classes and short enough to fit most school bag pockets.
- Touch input for calling — large on-screen dial buttons are easy for a child to tap accurately.
- Adjustable brightness — dim the screen in the evening for comfortable viewing and longer battery time.
Processor and Software
- Quad-core entry-level processor — quad-core means four processing units share the work, fine for light, everyday tasks.
- Chip name not published — Modio does not name the chip, so expect basic, budget-class performance.
- Android 13 listed by the supplier — a recent Android version with built-in parental and notification controls.
- Light use only — runs calls, video, reading apps and simple games; heavy 3D games will lag.
- Keep apps few — closing unused apps keeps calls and video smooth on this hardware.
Memory and Storage
- 256GB virtual storage — the software reports this figure; the physical storage chip inside holds less.
- 6GB virtual RAM — part of the storage stands in as working memory, which is slower than physical RAM.
- Plain meaning for parents — real space suits a few essential apps and some downloads, not a large collection.
- Memory card slot not listed — ask us on WhatsApp before buying a microSD card for this model.
- Usable space checked on request — we read the real free space from the settings menu before you pay.
Camera
- 5MP rear camera listed — good enough for photos of homework pages or a quick picture to send home.
- 2MP front camera listed — basic quality for video calls and online lessons, best with light on the face.
- Daylight helps — the small sensors do much better near a window than under a dim bulb.
- Simple camera app — children can learn to snap and share a photo in minutes.
- Not for memories you plan to print — a phone camera does better for family events.
Battery and Charging
- 4000mAh battery — mAh is battery capacity, and this size suits a school day with a few calls and short video breaks.
- Calls use less power than video — a child who mostly phones home will see the battery last longer.
- Supplied charging accessories — use what comes in the box for steady, safe charging.
- Power bank friendly — a small power bank in the school bag covers late practice or long trips.
- Nightly charging routine — the charging time is not published, so charge it every evening alongside your phone.
Connectivity and Calling
- Dual SIM calling — two SIM slots that both support voice calls, so a child can phone parents directly.
- Two networks, one device — use one line for calls and another for cheaper data bundles.
- Mobile data on the SIM — the tablet goes online away from Wi-Fi for messages and short videos.
- Wi-Fi — connects to home internet for long lessons, downloads and updates without spending bundles.
- Earphone use for calls — wired earphones make calls on a 7-inch device easier to hear and more private.
Package Contents
Each Modio M750 arrives brand new and sealed with the tablet and its charging accessories as supplied by the manufacturer. The supplier also lists a kid-proof protective case with this model, though contents can differ between shipments. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm the full box contents for the unit you are buying. A SIM card is not included, so bring your Safaricom, Airtel or Telkom line and we will set it up and place a test call at the counter.
Warranty
The Modio M750 ships with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Bring any claim to our Nairobi CBD service desk with the receipt, the tablet and its charging accessories.
Buying the Modio M750 from Mascom International
Find the Modio M750 at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The shop opens Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your child's SIM to test a call on the spot, see how the screen looks in your hand, and choose between Pink and Blue. Our staff will also show you the virtual storage figures in the settings so you know what you are paying for.
Questions about stock, calling or box contents go to:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Delivery is pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and major towns such as Mombasa, Eldoret, Nyeri and Machakos receive orders the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Your tablet is covered by the 12-month warranty above. We stand by honest specifications, clear pricing and after-sales support from a walk-in shop in the heart of Nairobi, so if something is unclear after delivery, one WhatsApp message gets you a real person who knows this tablet.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct
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