Samsung products in Kenya at Mascom International run from KSh 4,000 Galaxy Buds to KSh 430,000 foldables, with about 250 listings across 13 categories in October 2026. Samsung Electronics is a South Korean company founded in 1969 in Suwon. At our Kimathi Street shop in Nairobi, the Samsung lines that sell fastest are Galaxy A phones and S Ultra phones, followed by Galaxy watches and Galaxy Buds.
- Galaxy A phones at Mascom International cost KSh 15,200 to KSh 58,000 in October 2026.
- New Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra units start at KSh 129,000; used S Ultra models start at KSh 41,000.
- Samsung watches cost KSh 7,000 to KSh 65,000 across 17 listings.
- Galaxy M and F phones come in as imports without a local Samsung warranty.
- Delivery is pay-on-arrival to all 47 Kenyan counties.
Samsung Galaxy A phones in Kenya
Galaxy A phones are the Samsung models Kenyans buy most, and Mascom International lists 27 of them from KSh 15,200 to KSh 58,000 (October 2026). The Samsung Galaxy A17 4G at KSh 23,500 for 128GB is the most viewed Samsung page on our site. It pairs a Super AMOLED screen with six years of software updates, so a student phone bought today still gets fixes in 2032.
Step up to the Samsung Galaxy A26 5G at KSh 32,000 if you want Safaricom 5G and a 5,000mAh battery. The Samsung Galaxy A56 5G with 256GB costs KSh 47,500, and the newer Samsung Galaxy A57 5G starts at KSh 50,000 with the Exynos 1680 chip. The trade-off: some A models are international imports, so check the warranty line on each product page.
Samsung Galaxy S Ultra phones in Kenya
The S Ultra line is Samsung's top-tier phone with a built-in S Pen, and it is our second-fastest Samsung seller. A new Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra costs KSh 129,000 for 256GB, rising to KSh 190,000 for 1TB (October 2026). Its privacy display hides the screen from the person beside you on a matatu, and 60W wired charging tops it up fast before a meeting in Upper Hill.
The new 512GB and 1TB S26 Ultra listings carry a 24-month East Africa warranty. Buyers who want the S Pen for less choose a used Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra at KSh 86,000 with a 200MP camera. The trade-off is size: every Ultra has a screen near 6.8 to 6.9 inches, which is heavy for one-hand use. Our S26 Ultra vs S25 Ultra comparison covers the upgrade question.
Samsung Galaxy watches in Kenya
Mascom International stocks 17 Samsung watches from KSh 7,000 to KSh 65,000 (October 2026), and they are our third-fastest Samsung category. The Samsung Galaxy Fit3 at KSh 7,000 tracks steps and sleep with up to 13 days per charge, which suits a runner in Ngong Forest on a budget.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch FE at KSh 19,500 adds a sapphire-covered screen and full Wear OS apps. The Samsung Galaxy Watch8 costs KSh 29,000 in 40mm. The newest Samsung Galaxy Watch9 costs KSh 42,000 in 44mm and runs about 30 hours between charges. The trade-off: full Galaxy watch features work best with an Android phone, and iPhone owners should skip them.
Used Samsung phones in Kenya
Used Samsung phones have moved fast at our counter in recent weeks, and Mascom International lists more than 20 of them. Each unit is a carefully kept import tested in Nairobi before sale. Prices run from KSh 29,000 for a used Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G to KSh 115,000 for a used Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (October 2026).
The value pick is a used Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra at KSh 52,000. It brings an S Pen and 10x periscope zoom for less than a new Galaxy A57 5G 256GB. The trade-off is battery age: an older Ultra may need a midday top-up on heavy days, so carry a power bank during KPLC power cuts.
Samsung Galaxy M and F phones in Kenya
Galaxy M and F phones have started selling fast at Mascom International, mainly because they give big batteries for little money. They come in as imports without a local Samsung warranty, so you trade warranty cover for price. The range runs from KSh 18,300 to KSh 38,800 (October 2026).
The Samsung Galaxy M17e 5G at KSh 23,000 packs a 6,000mAh battery, enough for a boda boda rider's full shift on Airtel Kenya data. The Samsung Galaxy F17 5G at KSh 19,500 adds a Super AMOLED screen. The Samsung Galaxy M56 5G costs KSh 38,800 with 256GB. If warranty matters more than price, choose a Galaxy A model instead. Our guide to East Africa warranty versus imported phones explains the difference.
Samsung Galaxy Buds in Kenya
Galaxy Buds sell steadily at Mascom International, with 13 listings from KSh 4,000 to KSh 23,500 (October 2026). New pairs start with the Samsung Galaxy Buds Core at KSh 6,500, with noise cancelling and up to 35 hours with the case. That cuts matatu noise on the Thika Road commute.
The Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro cost KSh 17,500 with adaptive noise cancelling and IP57 dust and water protection. The Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro top the range at KSh 23,500, with two drivers per bud. A used Samsung Galaxy Buds FE pair costs KSh 5,500. The trade-off: some features, such as the best sound settings, need a Galaxy phone.
Samsung Galaxy tablets in Kenya
Mascom International lists 29 Samsung tablets that are available, from KSh 18,900 to KSh 176,000 (October 2026). The Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 at KSh 18,900 is an 8.7-inch tablet for children's school apps and YouTube lessons.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE at KSh 50,500 includes the S Pen, an IP68 rating and an 8,000mAh battery, which suits university students taking handwritten notes. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra at KSh 148,000 has a 14.6-inch screen for architects and video editors. The trade-off: the Ultra is too large for a matatu lap, so smaller tablets travel better.
Other Samsung products at Mascom
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 from KSh 190,000 and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 from KSh 144,000 among 35 foldable listings.
- Samsung Galaxy S26 256GB at KSh 107,000, plus other S and S FE models.
- Samsung Smart TVs: 18 listings from KSh 40,800 to KSh 270,000.
- Monitors, keyboards, soundbars, kitchen appliances, laptop memory and SSDs.
At a glance
Prices change often; each product page shows today's price.
| Category | Price range (KSh) | Top pick | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Galaxy A phones | 15,200 to 58,000 | Samsung Galaxy A17 4G | Students, first phones |
| S Ultra phones | 41,000 to 190,000 | Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra | Executives, photographers |
| Watches | 7,000 to 65,000 | Samsung Galaxy Watch FE | Fitness on Android |
| Used phones | 29,000 to 115,000 | Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra | Top-tier features for less |
| M and F phones | 18,300 to 38,800 | Samsung Galaxy M17e 5G | Battery life on a budget |
| Galaxy Buds | 4,000 to 23,500 | Samsung Galaxy Buds Core | Commuters |
| Tablets | 18,900 to 176,000 | Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE | Students, note-taking |
Which Samsung product do you need?
For a first phone or a student on M-Pesa savings, start with the Samsung Galaxy A17 4G. If the phone must last two days between charges in Turkana or upcountry, pick the Samsung Galaxy M17e 5G and accept the missing local warranty. Business owners who sign documents on the move should buy a Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra new, or a used Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra to save about KSh 77,000. For fitness, the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE covers most needs. Commuters should add Samsung Galaxy Buds Core. If you use an iPhone, Samsung watches and Buds lose features, so look at Apple's own range instead.
Common questions
Is Samsung a good brand to buy in Kenya?
Yes. Buyers throughout Kenya ask for Samsung by name, and its Galaxy A, S Ultra and watch lines are our fastest sellers at Mascom International. Samsung Electronics has made electronics since 1969 and sells across the price range, from KSh 4,000 Buds to foldables. Newer Galaxy A and S models also get several years of Android updates, so a phone bought in 2026 stays safe for banking and M-Pesa apps.
How much is a Samsung phone in Kenya?
Samsung phones at Mascom International cost from KSh 15,200 for a Samsung Galaxy A06 4G to KSh 430,000 for a Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold in October 2026. Most buyers spend KSh 20,000 to KSh 50,000 on a Galaxy A phone. A new Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra starts at KSh 129,000, while used S Ultra models start at KSh 41,000.
Do Samsung Galaxy M and F phones have a warranty in Kenya?
Samsung Galaxy M and F phones sold at Mascom International are imports, so they do not carry a local Samsung warranty. That is why they cost less than Galaxy A phones with similar batteries and screens. If a local warranty matters to you, choose a Galaxy A model or a new Galaxy S model whose product page lists a 24-month East Africa warranty.
Is it safe to buy a used Samsung phone in Nairobi?
Buying a used Samsung phone is safe when the seller tests it and shows the condition clearly. Every used Samsung phone at Mascom International is labelled Used on its product page and tested in Nairobi before sale. You can inspect the phone at our Kimathi Street shop, or pay on arrival, so you see the phone before money changes hands.
Where can I buy original Samsung products in Nairobi?
You can buy original Samsung phones, watches, Buds and tablets at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Call or WhatsApp +254 708 852 521 to confirm stock. We deliver to all 47 counties with pay on arrival, so you can pay by M-Pesa or cash once the Samsung product reaches your door.
Where to buy Samsung products in Kenya
Mascom International is on the First Floor, Room 4, Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, so you can compare a Galaxy A phone with an S Ultra side by side before you pay.
Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521. Email: info@mascomintl.com. Website: www.mascomintl.com.
We deliver Samsung products with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and other major cities and towns get delivery in 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Browse every Samsung phone in our phones category.
Sources
- Samsung Electronics on Wikipedia, for the company's founding year and home city.
- Samsung's official global website, the maker's reference for Galaxy model names and specifications.
