Oppo A6x (128GB/4GB; 13MP Dual Camera; 6500mAh)
Price range: KSh 3,100 through KSh 3,500
Tecno MegaPad SE (256GB/8GB; 8MP Dual Camera; 7000mAh)
Price range: KSh 4,715 through KSh 5,612
Realme Note 60x (64GB/3GB; 8MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,600.KSh 2,300Current price is: KSh 2,300.
MKOPA X3 (128GB/4GB; 50MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 3,600.KSh 3,199Current price is: KSh 3,199.
Infinix Hot 60i (256GB/8GB; 50MP Dual Camera; 5160mAh)
Price range: KSh 2,900 through KSh 3,900
Tecno Spark 40 (256GB/8GB; 50MP Dual Camera; 5200mAh)
Price range: KSh 3,100 through KSh 3,700
Tecno Pop 10 (64GB/3GB; 13MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,800.KSh 2,500Current price is: KSh 2,500.
Tecno Pop 10 Pro (128GB/4GB; 13MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 3,200.KSh 2,800Current price is: KSh 2,800.
Infinix Smart 10 (128GB/4GB; 8MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Price range: KSh 2,300 through KSh 2,700
ZTE Blade A56 (128GB/4GB; 13MP Triple Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,800.KSh 2,400Current price is: KSh 2,400.
ZTE Blade A76 (128GB/4GB; 50MP Triple Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,800.KSh 2,500Current price is: KSh 2,500.
Itel City 100 (256GB/4GB; 13MP Camera; 5200mAh)
Price range: KSh 2,500 through KSh 2,600
Vivo Y04 (128GB/4GB; 13MP Dual Camera; 5500mAh)
Price range: KSh 3,100 through KSh 3,500
Philips Essense 20 (256GB/8GB; 50MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Price range: KSh 3,600 through KSh 4,800
Philips Essense 10 (128GB/3GB; 13MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Price range: KSh 2,700 through KSh 3,200
Vivo Y19s (128GB/6GB; 50MP Dual Camera; 5500mAh)
Price range: KSh 4,000 through KSh 4,400
Samsung A06 (128GB/4GB; 50MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Price range: KSh 3,500 through KSh 4,200
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Shop for the latest lipa mdogo mdogo phones in Kenya from top brands such as Samsung, Oppo, Infinix, Redmi, Vivo, Tecno, Vivo, HMD, Realme and iPhones.
What it Means: Lipa Mdogo Mdogo is an installments based payment plan for phones and tablets, with affordable deposits as low as Ksh 1,000. It’s a Swahili term meaning payment in small portions, usually easy daily/weekly installments spread out in one year to make smartphones accessible. Other terms used for the plan are lipa pole pole and lipa mos mos.
How it Works: Customers pay a deposit for their preferred phone, after which they are allowed to take the smartphone. A payment management app is installed on the phone, to ensure clients adhere to the daily or weekly installments. After completing the payments, the customer fully owns the phone.
Requirements: Original National ID, a valid and registered Safaricom phone number plus the required deposit. Some companies such as MKOPA accept military IDs and Passports.