Built for daily matatu commuters on Thika Road, university students at Kenyatta University and JKUAT studying through long library sessions, mobile gamers switching between phone and tablet, and remote workers handling calls from home in Kasarani, the oraimo BoomPop 2 solves the problem of needing genuine all-day battery, dual-device switching, and clear call pickup on a budget under KSh 3,500. Many wireless headphones at this price die after 15 hours, force single-device pairing, or muffle your voice on calls. The BoomPop 2 covers all three gaps while staying affordable.

At Mascom International, we're seeing buyers cross-shop the oraimo BoomPop 2 against the JBL Tune 520BT, Anker Soundcore H30i, and P47-style headphones sold on Nairobi streets. Where street-market pairs fake their battery numbers and skip app support, the BoomPop 2 backs its 60-hour rating with a real 500mAh cell and free EQ tuning through the oraimo Sound App. Buyers throughout Kenya tell us the fast charge saves them on forgotten overnight charging. Visit our showroom to test the fit before buying, or call +254 708 852 521 for pay-on-arrival delivery to any of the 47 counties.

The oraimo BoomPop 2 runs up to 60 hours of playback from its 500mAh battery, which covers about 10 days of 6-hour daily listening between charges. A full charge from empty takes roughly 1.5 hours through the Type-C port. When you forget to charge overnight, a 15-minute top-up adds up to 10 hours of playback, enough for a full workday of music and calls. Real-world battery drops slightly at high volume, but most Kenyan commuters charge it once or twice a week.

No, the oraimo BoomPop 2 does not have active noise cancellation. It uses an ENC microphone system that cleans up your voice on calls, not the sound reaching your ears. The over-ear cups with soft PU padding still block some background noise physically by sealing around your ears. If you need true ANC that silences matatu engine drone, look at the oraimo BoomPop N or BoomPop Pro instead. For most music, podcast, and call use under KSh 3,500, the passive isolation here works well.

Yes, the oraimo BoomPop 2 pairs with two devices at once through dual-device connectivity. You can keep it linked to your phone and your laptop or tablet together, then answer a call on the phone without unpairing from the laptop. This suits students taking notes on a laptop while keeping WhatsApp calls live on a phone. Switching between the two follows the setup steps in the welcome guide. Bluetooth range reaches about 10 meters in open rooms, stable across typical Nairobi apartment and office layouts.

The oraimo BoomPop 2 includes a low-latency Game Mode that you switch on through the free oraimo Sound App, cutting the delay between on-screen action and sound so gunfire and footsteps line up during PUBG Mobile or Call of Duty Mobile. For the lowest possible lag, the included 3.5mm AUX cable gives a wired connection with almost no delay, which competitive mobile gamers prefer. The 40mm drivers with HavyBass tuning push the low-end rumble in shooters and racing games. Dual-device pairing lets you game on a tablet while your phone stays connected.

The oraimo BoomPop 2 uses soft PU-leather earpads over an adjustable headband, with ear cups that rotate to match your head shape during 3-hour study or work sessions. The foldable hinge collapses the headphones to fit inside a backpack or laptop bag for the matatu ride home. The over-ear fit spreads weight across the head rather than pressing on the ear canal like earbuds. Some users with larger heads notice mild pressure after very long sessions, so try the fit at our store before buying if comfort is your main concern.

The oraimo BoomPop 2 sits between JBL and the P47-style headphones sold on Nairobi streets. JBL models like the Tune 520BT cost KSh 6,000 to KSh 9,000 and skip dual-device pairing at that tier, while street clones under KSh 1,500 fake their battery ratings and offer no app or warranty. The BoomPop 2 gives a real 60-hour battery, EQ tuning through the oraimo Sound App, dual-device pairing, and a 12-month warranty for KSh 3,200. It trades away active noise cancellation and an all-metal frame to reach that price.

The oraimo BoomPop 2 box includes the headphones, a Type-C charging cable, a 3.5mm AUX cable for wired use, and a welcome guide. Yes, it supports wired listening: plug the AUX cable into a phone, laptop, PlayStation controller, or airline seat jack, and the headphones switch to wired mode automatically. Wired mode also works when the battery is flat, so you are never cut off mid-flight or mid-class. oraimo does not include a wall charger in the box; any 5V USB Type-C adapter or laptop port charges it fully in 1.5 hours.

The oraimo BoomPop 2 at KSh 3,200 gives 60-hour battery, dual-device Bluetooth, a Game Mode, app-based EQ, and a 12-month warranty, a feature set that usually costs KSh 5,000 or more from JBL and Sony. At Mascom International, we're witnessing steady demand from students and matatu commuters who want long battery and clear calls without paying high-end prices. The trade-offs are no active noise cancellation and a mostly plastic body. For everyday music, study, and calls on a tight budget, it holds strong value backed by real warranty support.

The oraimo BoomPop 2 wireless headphones carry a 12-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles warranty claims directly without sending units overseas. Buyers across Kenya rely on our after-sales team for pairing help, oraimo Sound App setup, and warranty support on every unit we stock.

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The oraimo BoomPop 2 carries a 12-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles after-sales support directly, from pairing guidance to oraimo Sound App setup. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, current pricing, and reliable warranty backing on every pair of headphones we stock.