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Here’s the price of Google Pixels, OnePlus, Nothing Phones, MacBooks and gaming consoles on Safaricom’s Masoko

Hillary Keverenge by Hillary Keverenge
January 16, 2025
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Looking to grab a Google Pixel or OnePlus phone but have always felt limited to international shipping nightmares or third-party dealers? Well, Safaricom’s online shopping platform, Masoko, has quietly updated its inventory with some seriously exciting smartphone brands that typically fly under the radar in Kenya. Yes, we’re talking Google, OnePlus, and even Nothing.

Masoko, Kenya’s biggest telco-run online retailer, is no longer just about the Samsungs, Tecnos, and Infinixes of the world. If you’re into top-tier Android experiences or you’ve always been curious about those sleek Pixels and OnePlus devices, now is your time.

Google Pixel on Masoko

Sure, you can already buy the latest Pixel 9 phones in the country. But perhaps the most eyebrow-raising addition to the Masoko lineup is Google’s Pixel series. Yes, that’s right, the elusive Google phones that tech enthusiasts often drool over are now just a few clicks away. Here’s the current Pixel lineup available:

  • Pixel 8 Pro (12/128GB) – Kshs 113,275
  • Pixel 8a (8/128GB) – Kshs 66,990
  • Pixel 7 Pro (8/128GB) – Kshs 66,990
  • Pixel 6 (8/128GB) – Kshs 46,285
  • Pixel 6a (6/128GB) – Kshs 43,849
  • Pixel 4 (4/128GB) – Kshs 28,015
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Curiously, a Pixel 4 (discontinued back in 2020) is still available at a bargain. Just a heads-up, though — it might not be brand-new. If anything, we’re probably looking at factory-certified refurbs, so be sure to make inquiries before placing your order. Still, quite the steal.

OnePlus phones for power, performance, and perfection

OnePlus fans, this one’s for you. Masoko now stocks the latest OnePlus heavy hitters, including the OnePlus 12 series, and they’re coming in hot.

  • OnePlus 12 (12/256GB) – Kshs 102,315
  • OnePlus 12R (16/256GB) – Kshs 80,389
  • OnePlus Nord 3 CE Lite (8/256GB) – Kshs 36,540
  • OnePlus Nord CE 4 (8/256GB) – Kshs 49,940
  • OnePlus Nord N20 SE (4/64GB) – Kshs 22,535

Whether you’re after a flagship-grade performance or something more budget-friendly, OnePlus’ range at Masoko has you covered.

Nothing Phones available too

Nothing’s phones have gained a cult following globally for their distinctive, minimalist designs — and yes, they’re here on Masoko too. You’ll find:

  • Nothing Phone 1 (8/256GB) – Kshs 57,249
  • Nothing Phone 2 (12/256GB) – Kshs 85,260
  • Nothing Phone 2a (8/128GB) – Kshs 52,375

Perfect for those who love something a little different (and a lot more beautiful).

Sweet, sweet perks

Now, Masoko isn’t just adding exciting devices. They’re also serving up perks that might make you think twice about buying anywhere else:

  • Airtime worth Kshs 5,000: With the purchase of any of these phones, Safaricom will gift you free airtime worth Kshs 5,000.
  • Bonga points: Yes, you can use your Bonga points to pay for your gadget.
  • One-year warranty on all mobile phones — rest easy knowing you’ve got official support.
  • Same-day delivery within Nairobi (how’s that for fast?).
  • Free returns & exchanges within 7 days in case something’s not quite right.
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For the savvy Kenyan shopper, these are some unbeatable perks you might not get with other local retailers.

More than phones – MacBooks and gaming consoles too

Not into phones? You’re still in luck. Masoko’s also stocked up on MacBooks and next-gen gaming consoles. Want the latest MacBook Air M2 or a Nintendo Switch OLED? They’re just a click away. The prices are tempting too, with the 13.6-inch MacBook Air M2 (8/256GB) going for Kshs 166,869 and the Nintendo Switch OLED priced at Kshs 54,810. Who knew Masoko had a little something for everyone?

Why buy from Masoko?

Besides the perks and warranties, Masoko carries the trust and reliability of Safaricom. It’s a brand Kenyans know well, and now, with this expanded selection, it’s become a solid option for tech lovers looking for legit smartphones and gadgets.

So, whether you’re ready to join Team Pixel, test the power-packed OnePlus, or flaunt a Nothing phone, Masoko’s got your back. Time to treat yourself.

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