Tecno Pop 20 (128GB/4GB; 13MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,600.KSh 1,800Current price is: KSh 1,800.
Realme C100i (128GB/4GB; 8MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,600.KSh 2,000Current price is: KSh 2,000.
Redmi A7 Pro (128GB/4GB; 13MP Triple Camera; 6000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,400.KSh 1,800Current price is: KSh 1,800.
Vivo Y05 (128GB/4GB; 8MP Dual Camera; 6500mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,600.KSh 2,100Current price is: KSh 2,100.
Infinix Smart 20 (128GB/4GB; 8MP Dual Camera; 5200mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,400.KSh 1,500Current price is: KSh 1,500.
Oppo A6x (256GB/4GB; 13MP Dual Camera; 6500mAh)
Original price was: KSh 3,400.KSh 2,500Current price is: KSh 2,500.
Realme Note 60x (128GB/4GB; 8MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 2,800.KSh 2,500Current price is: KSh 2,500.
Samsung A07 (128GB/4GB; 50MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 5,000.KSh 4,400Current price is: KSh 4,400.
Philips Essense 10 (128GB/3GB; 13MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 3,500.KSh 3,200Current price is: KSh 3,200.
Samsung A06 (128GB/4GB; 50MP Dual Camera; 5000mAh)
Original price was: KSh 4,400.KSh 4,000Current price is: KSh 4,000.
iPhone 14 (256GB/6GB; 12MP Dual Camera; 3279mAh – Certified Renewed)
Original price was: KSh 39,000.KSh 37,500Current price is: KSh 37,500.
iPhone 13 (128GB/4GB; 12MP Dual Camera; 3240mAh – Certified Renewed)
Original price was: KSh 33,000.KSh 31,000Current price is: KSh 31,000.
iPhone 11 Pro Max (256GB/4GB; 12MP Quad Camera- Certified Renewed)
Original price was: KSh 18,000.KSh 17,500Current price is: KSh 17,500.Showing all 13 resultsSorted by latest
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 financiers accept military IDs and Passports.