Mascom International in Nairobi stocks 248 Apple products in Kenya across 13 categories, priced from KSh 2,500 to KSh 680,000 in October 2026. Apple is the US technology company behind iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. At our Kimathi Street counter, the iPhone Pro and Pro Max models sell fastest, followed by the new M5 MacBooks, and used iPhones move almost as quickly. Browse the full Apple range at Mascom International, or use the category guide below.
- The cheapest Apple item at Mascom International is a KSh 2,500 Lightning headphone adapter; the most expensive is the MacBook Pro 16-inch M5 Max at KSh 680,000 (October 2026).
- Mascom International lists 50 iPhones in stock or in limited supply, from KSh 45,000 for a used iPhone 13 to KSh 540,000 for the 1TB iPhone Duo.
- The iPhone 18 Pro Max 256GB eSIM model costs KSh 217,000 at Mascom International, and the iPhone 18 Pro 256GB eSIM model costs KSh 184,000.
- Apple announced the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max on 9 September 2026.
Apple Mac prices in Kenya: MacBook, iMac and Mac mini
Computers are the biggest Apple category at Mascom International, with 85 items from KSh 42,000 for an older Intel iMac to KSh 680,000, priced in October 2026. The MacBook Neo starts at KSh 106,000, runs the A18 Pro chip and is rated for up to 16 hours, which suits university students. The MacBook Air M5 13-inch with 16GB and 512GB costs KSh 190,000 and has no fan, so it stays silent in meetings. Video editors in Westlands studios should look at the MacBook Pro 16-inch M5 Max at KSh 680,000. On a tighter budget, a MacBook Pro 2018 import costs KSh 48,000. The trade-off: Apple memory cannot be upgraded later, and the MacBook Neo has only 8GB. See every model in Computers.
iPhone prices in Kenya: Pro, Pro Max and used models
Mascom International lists 50 iPhones in stock or limited supply, from KSh 45,000 to KSh 540,000 in October 2026. The iPhone 18 Pro Max 256GB eSIM model is KSh 217,000, with a 6.9-inch screen that reaches 3,000 nits outdoors. The iPhone 18 Pro 256GB eSIM model is KSh 184,000. Last year's iPhone 17 Pro Max 256GB is KSh 166,000, and the foldable iPhone Duo starts at KSh 345,000.
Used iPhones are the quickest way into iOS. A carefully maintained iPhone 13 128GB costs KSh 45,000, and a used iPhone 15 Pro Max 256GB costs KSh 106,800, though stock is limited. The trade-off: eSIM-only models take no physical SIM card. More in Phones.
iPad prices in Kenya
Mascom International stocks 31 iPads, from KSh 49,300 to KSh 183,800 in October 2026. The iPad 10th Gen 64GB at KSh 49,300 covers school notes, Zoom classes and streaming. The iPad mini (7th generation) at KSh 90,000 has an 8.3-inch screen that fits a handbag for reading on a matatu. The iPad Air M2 11-inch 256GB Wi-Fi and Cellular costs KSh 140,000 and takes a Safaricom data line, so it works away from Wi-Fi. Designers who draw all day should pick the iPad Pro 11-inch M4 at KSh 145,000, with its tandem OLED screen. The trade-off: a 64GB iPad fills quickly once offline films and class recordings pile up.
Apple Magic Keyboard, mouse and MacBook keyboard prices in Kenya
Mascom International carries 28 Apple keyboards and mice, from KSh 4,000 to KSh 30,000 in October 2026. The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad costs KSh 30,000 and suits accountants working long spreadsheets on an iMac or Mac mini. The Magic Mouse 3 Black charges over USB-C and costs KSh 16,500. Replacement keyboards for older MacBook models such as the A1466 and A1502 start at KSh 4,000, which gives a tired laptop a second life. The trade-off: Touch ID on the keyboard works only with Macs that run Apple silicon, not older Intel models.
Apple Watch prices in Kenya
Mascom International has 17 Apple Watch models, from KSh 32,000 to KSh 127,000 in October 2026. The Apple Watch SE 3 40mm at KSh 34,500 tracks workouts and is water resistant to 50 metres. The Apple Watch Series 12 46mm costs KSh 70,000, runs the S11 chip and lasts 24 hours between charges. Runners training in Iten and hikers on Mount Kenya should consider the Apple Watch Ultra 4 at KSh 121,000, with a titanium case and a 50-hour battery. The trade-off: every Apple Watch needs an iPhone to set up, so Android users should look elsewhere.
Apple charger and cable prices in Kenya
Mascom International stocks 16 genuine Apple chargers, cables and adapters, from KSh 2,500 to KSh 15,500 in October 2026. The Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter costs KSh 3,800 and uses the UK three-pin plug that fits Kenyan sockets. The Apple 40W Dynamic Power Adapter costs KSh 7,300 and also charges a MacBook Air. A 140W adapter for the 16-inch MacBook Pro tops the range at KSh 15,500. The trade-off: these are wall chargers, so they need a power bank or a UPS to keep you going through a KPLC outage.
AirPods prices in Kenya
Mascom International lists 7 Apple earphones, from KSh 3,800 to KSh 30,000 in October 2026. Wired EarPods with a Lightning plug cost KSh 3,800. AirPods 4 cost KSh 17,000 and charge from a USB-C case. AirPods 5 with active noise cancellation cost KSh 23,000. AirPods Pro 3 cost KSh 30,000, carry a heart rate sensor and are rated IP57, which helps on a sweaty gym session. They also block the noise of a busy Moi Avenue commute. The trade-off: features like automatic switching between devices work only with an iPhone, iPad or Mac.
Other Apple products at Mascom
- Apple Pencil Pro, KSh 18,000, one of 5 styluses and tip sets.
- AirPods Max 2 headphones, KSh 73,000.
- HomePod (2nd generation), KSh 48,800.
- Studio Display 27-inch 5K, from KSh 285,000.
- Apple TV 4K (3rd generation) 128GB, KSh 38,000.
- Apple Vision Pro 512GB, KSh 593,000, limited stock.
Apple products at a glance
Prices below are Mascom International's October 2026 prices. Prices change, so each product page shows today's price.
| Category | Price range (KSh) | Top pick | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Macs | 42,000 – 680,000 | MacBook Air M5 13-inch | Office work and study |
| iPhones | 45,000 – 540,000 | iPhone 18 Pro Max | Camera and battery life |
| iPads | 49,300 – 183,800 | iPad Air M2 11-inch | Notes, drawing, reading |
| Keyboards and mice | 4,000 – 30,000 | Magic Keyboard with Touch ID | Desk setups |
| Apple Watch | 32,000 – 127,000 | Apple Watch Series 12 | Fitness and alerts |
| Chargers and cables | 2,500 – 15,500 | Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter | Every new iPhone |
| AirPods | 3,800 – 30,000 | AirPods Pro 3 | Commutes and gym |
Which Apple product do you need?
Students on a budget get the most from a MacBook Neo or a used iPhone 13, since both cover lectures, assignments and M-Pesa for far less. Office workers in Upper Hill who live in Excel should pair a MacBook Air M5 13-inch with a Magic Keyboard. If you film content or edit video, the iPhone 18 Pro Max and a MacBook Pro M5 model save hours each week. Field staff who travel upcountry benefit from a cellular iPad Air and an Apple Watch Ultra 4, which keep working away from Wi-Fi. If your household runs on Android phones, skip the Apple Watch and AirPods Pro 3, because their best features need an iPhone. Read our iPhone 18 Pro Max Kenya price news or our guide to East Africa warranty vs Dubai phones before you decide.
Common questions
Where can I buy original Apple products in Nairobi?
You can buy original Apple products at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The shop is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Every product page on www.mascomintl.com shows the current price, and you can order by WhatsApp on +254 708 852 521. Delivery is pay-on-arrival in all 47 counties, so you check the item before paying.
Which iPhone sells fastest in Kenya right now?
At Mascom International, the iPhone Pro and Pro Max models sell fastest, led by the iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone 18 Pro. In October 2026 the iPhone 18 Pro Max 256GB eSIM model costs KSh 217,000 and the iPhone 18 Pro 256GB eSIM model costs KSh 184,000. The new M5 MacBooks follow them, and used iPhones sell almost as quickly as new ones.
Is a used iPhone worth buying in Kenya?
A used iPhone is worth buying in Kenya if you want iOS for less money and buy from a shop that checks the phone. At Mascom International, a carefully maintained iPhone 13 128GB costs KSh 45,000, and a used iPhone 15 Pro Max 256GB costs KSh 106,800 in October 2026. Used stock sells quickly, so confirm availability on WhatsApp before you travel to town.
How much is a MacBook in Kenya?
A MacBook in Kenya costs from KSh 48,000 for a carefully maintained MacBook Pro 2018 import to KSh 680,000 for a MacBook Pro 16-inch M5 Max at Mascom International in October 2026. Among the current models, the MacBook Neo starts at KSh 106,000 and the MacBook Air M5 13-inch with 16GB and 512GB costs KSh 190,000.
Should I buy an eSIM-only or a physical SIM iPhone in Kenya?
Buy the eSIM-only iPhone 18 Pro or Pro Max if you want the lower price and the longest battery life. At Mascom International, the iPhone 18 Pro Max 256GB eSIM model costs KSh 217,000, against KSh 225,000 for the physical SIM plus eSIM version. Apple rates eSIM-only Pro Max models for up to 45 hours of video playback. Pick the physical SIM version if you swap SIM cards often.
Where to buy Apple products in Kenya
Visit Mascom International at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. You can see the iPhone 18 Pro, MacBook Air M5 and iPad range on the counter before you buy. Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521, email info@mascomintl.com, or order at www.mascomintl.com. We deliver pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties, so you pay by M-Pesa or cash once the device is in your hands. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and other major cities and towns get delivery within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
