Powerology products in Kenya cost from KSh 800 for a USB-C cable to KSh 74,500 for the Powerology Pater III Portable Generator at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD, as of October 2026. We stock 59 items from the Powerology brand page, spread over 11 site categories. Powerology is a Middle East brand known for power banks, cables and chargers, and it shares our shelves with its sister brands Porodo, Green Lion and Levelo.
Key facts
- Mascom International stocks 59 Powerology products in 11 categories, with prices from KSh 800 to KSh 74,500 in October 2026.
- Accessories are the largest Powerology range at Mascom: 29 wall chargers, cables, USB-C hubs and car chargers.
- The Powerology power bank range has 11 products, topping out at the KSh 9,800 VoltEdge 40000mAh with 145W total output.
- Three Powerology Pater portable generators cover home backup from 236.25Wh at KSh 27,700 to 945Wh at KSh 74,500.
- Every Powerology order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties, with same-day delivery in Nairobi.
Powerology chargers, cables and hubs in Kenya
Powerology chargers, cables and hubs make up 29 of the 59 Powerology products at Mascom International, priced from KSh 800 to KSh 15,400 in October 2026. This is the range most buyers come in for, because one Powerology charger often replaces two or three older plugs on a desk or bedside socket.
Wall chargers and travel adapters
The Powerology Volt-X 25W GaN Charger at KSh 2,500 suits a single Samsung or iPhone and comes with a USB-C cable. The Powerology Ganex 67W GaN Wall Charger at KSh 5,700 runs a laptop and a phone from one socket. The Powerology VoltFlow 140W GaN Charger at KSh 7,600 adds a fourth port and a live wattage screen. Frequent flyers through JKIA can carry the Powerology Universal Travel Adapter at KSh 5,400, rated for 150-plus countries. The trade-off: the bigger GaN bricks are heavy in a jacket pocket.
Cables and USB-C hubs
The Powerology 60W USB-C to USB-C Cable costs KSh 1,000 and covers any phone. Laptop owners should step up to the Powerology 100W USB-C to USB-C Cable at KSh 2,900, which is 2 metres long and moves data at 5Gbps. For a MacBook or thin Windows laptop with few ports, the Powerology 6-in-1 Slim USB-C Hub at KSh 5,300 adds 4K HDMI and 100W charging pass-through. Office desks in Upper Hill that need wired internet get the Powerology 13-in-1 USB-C Hub at KSh 8,900, with Gigabit Ethernet and SD slots.
Car chargers and other gear
The Powerology Cyber 81W USB-C Retractable Car Charger at KSh 3,600 has a built-in 45W cable, so nothing tangles on the gear lever. iPhone drivers on the Thika Road commute can mount the Powerology Airwave Magnetic Wireless Car Charger at KSh 3,900, a 15W Qi2 mount. Beyond charging, this category also holds the Powerology Luntra Foldable Camping Light at KSh 10,500 and the Powerology Paganspo AI Glasses at KSh 11,000, with an 8MP camera.
Powerology power banks in Kenya
Powerology power banks at Mascom International run from KSh 2,100 to KSh 9,800 in October 2026, across 11 products. The Powerology York SuperMini 10000mAh Power Bank at KSh 3,700 has its own USB-C cable, which suits students and matatu commuters. iPhone owners pick the Powerology MagVolt 10000mAh Power Bank at KSh 5,800, which snaps on with 15W Qi2. The Powerology Solara 10000mAh Solar Power Bank at KSh 5,900 is IP65 rated and carries 1,200-lumen LED panels for KPLC blackouts. Heavy users choose the Powerology VoltEdge 40000mAh Power Bank at KSh 9,800, whose two 100W USB-C ports can charge a USB-C laptop. The trade-off: the VoltEdge is a bag item, not a pocket item.
Powerology portable power stations in Kenya
Powerology portable power stations are the brand's answer to evening power cuts, and Mascom International stocks three Pater models from KSh 27,700 to KSh 74,500 in October 2026. The Powerology Pater I Portable Generator holds 236.25Wh with 300W output, enough for a Wi-Fi router, phones and lights. The Powerology Pater II Portable Generator at KSh 51,500 doubles that to 472.5Wh and 700W, which carries a laptop, TV and fan. The Pater III gives 945Wh and 1200W for small offices and shops. All three make no engine noise, unlike a petrol generator, but none will run a cooker or water heater. The same category lists the Powerology Spetrova Travel Powerstation at KSh 13,000, a 205W wall charger with seven ports rather than a battery.
Powerology smartwatches in Kenya
Powerology smartwatches at Mascom International cost KSh 7,300 to KSh 8,800 in October 2026, and all four use AMOLED screens. The Powerology Sanam Smartwatch at KSh 7,300 pairs a 1.43-inch display with Bluetooth calling and IP68 water resistance. The Powerology Gazelle Smartwatch at KSh 7,500 is the smaller 1.19-inch option with built-in GPS, a good fit for smaller wrists. The Powerology Velofit Smartwatch at KSh 7,500 ships with a spare strap. Hikers pick the Powerology Titan Smartwatch at KSh 8,800, with GPS and a 550mAh battery. The trade-off: these watches do not run the Apple or Wear OS app stores.
Powerology earbuds and earphones in Kenya
Powerology earbuds and earphones at Mascom International cost KSh 3,500 to KSh 6,400 in October 2026, across four models. The Powerology Saba Earbuds at KSh 3,500 are the entry pair, with dual microphones and 5 hours per charge. The Powerology ToneFlex Neckband Earphones at KSh 3,900 are rated for 100 hours of music, so a boda boda rider or call agent charges them about once a week. The Powerology Open-Ear Air Conduction Earbuds at KSh 6,400 leave the ear canal open, which helps you hear traffic. The trade-off: open-ear designs leak sound in a quiet office.
Powerology audio sunglasses in Kenya
Powerology audio sunglasses cost KSh 5,400 at Mascom International in October 2026, with two styles in stock. The Powerology Nice Audio Sunglasses put small open-ear speakers in the arms, play for 8 hours over Bluetooth 5.4, and take calls with a touch. They suit drivers and cyclists who want music without blocking road sound. The trade-off: the lenses are not prescription, so spectacle wearers should look elsewhere.
Powerology solar panel in Kenya
The Powerology 200W Portable Solar Panel costs KSh 43,000 at Mascom International in October 2026. It folds, uses monocrystalline cells rated up to 23.5 percent efficiency, and is IP67 rated against dust and rain. It has MC4 and USB-C outputs, so it can feed a power station or charge a phone directly. It suits off-grid cabins in Kajiado or Laikipia when paired with a Pater generator. Ask us to confirm the pairing before you pay.
Other Powerology products at Mascom
- Powerology VaultX Phone SSD, 512GB, KSh 18,700
- Powerology Pure Q1 Microphone, wireless with noise cancelling, KSh 12,100
- Powerology Astro ANC Headphones, hybrid ANC up to 30dB, KSh 8,100
- Powerology 4MP Indoor PTZ Camera, dual-band Wi-Fi, KSh 6,100
Powerology prices at a glance
| Category | Price range (KSh) | Top pick | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chargers, cables and hubs | 800 to 15,400 | Powerology Ganex 67W GaN Wall Charger | Laptop plus phone from one socket |
| Power banks | 2,100 to 9,800 | Powerology VoltEdge 40000mAh Power Bank | Long days away from a socket |
| Power stations | 13,000 to 74,500 | Powerology Pater II Portable Generator | Evening blackouts at home |
| Smartwatches | 7,300 to 8,800 | Powerology Sanam Smartwatch | Calls and fitness on a budget |
| Earbuds and earphones | 3,500 to 6,400 | Powerology ToneFlex Neckband Earphones | All-week battery life |
| Audio sunglasses | 5,400 | Powerology Nice Audio Sunglasses | Drivers and cyclists |
| Solar panel | 43,000 | Powerology 200W Portable Solar Panel | Off-grid cabins and site work |
Prices are from October 2026 and change with stock. Each product page shows today's price.
Which Powerology product do you need?
For KPLC blackouts, start with power: a Powerology power bank keeps phones alive for a night, while a Pater generator keeps the router and TV on. Students and matatu commuters get the most from the York SuperMini, a 25W GaN charger and a 60W cable for under KSh 7,500 together. Office workers with a USB-C laptop should pair the Ganex 67W charger with a USB-C hub. Drivers want the Cyber 81W car charger or the Airwave mount for an iPhone. Travellers should pack the Universal Travel Adapter. Powerology is not the right pick if you need a case or screen protector; for those, look at Levelo or Porodo. For the widest power bank choice, compare Green Lion and Porodo too.
Common questions
Is Powerology a good brand in Kenya?
Powerology is a well-known Middle East accessory brand, and in Kenya it is strongest in chargers, cables, power banks and portable power stations. On our site, the Powerology products buyers view most are the Paganspo AI Glasses, the ToneFlex Neckband Earphones and the VoltEdge power bank. It is not a phone-case brand. For cases and screen protectors, its sister brand Levelo covers more models.
Where can I buy original Powerology products in Nairobi?
You can buy original Powerology products at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We stock 59 Powerology items as of October 2026, from cables to the Pater III generator. Buy at the counter, or order on WhatsApp and pay on arrival. Nairobi orders arrive the same day, and other major towns get delivery within 1 business day.
How much is a Powerology power bank in Kenya?
A Powerology power bank costs KSh 3,700 to KSh 9,800 at Mascom International in October 2026. The York SuperMini 10000mAh is the cheapest full-size bank at KSh 3,700. The MagVolt 10000mAh for iPhone costs KSh 5,800, and the Solara 10000mAh solar bank costs KSh 5,900. The VoltEdge 40000mAh tops the range at KSh 9,800 and can charge a USB-C laptop.
Which Powerology generator should I buy for blackouts?
Choose the Powerology Pater generator by what must stay on during a blackout. The Pater I at KSh 27,700 has 236.25Wh and 300W, enough for a router, phones and lights. The Pater II at KSh 51,500 has 472.5Wh and 700W for a laptop, TV and fan. The Pater III at KSh 74,500 has 945Wh and 1200W for a small office or shop.
Are Powerology and Green Lion the same company?
Powerology, Porodo, Green Lion and Levelo are sister brands, and some of their products overlap in design and specs. Powerology leans toward chargers, power banks and power stations, while Levelo focuses on cases and lifestyle accessories. At Mascom International we stock all four, so you can compare two similar power banks side by side at the Kimathi Street counter before you buy.
Where to buy Powerology in Nairobi
Mascom International stocks the full Powerology range listed above at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We are open Monday-Saturday 9:00 AM-7:00 PM, and you can test a charger or power bank at the counter before paying. Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521. Email: info@mascomintl.com. Browse everything at www.mascomintl.com. We deliver pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and all 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.
