Frequently asked questions

It depends on the brand, condition (new, refurbished or used) and specification, and it changes as listings are updated. Every laptop page shows its current price in Rwandan francs — or tell us your budget on WhatsApp and we will share what is available in that range.

That changes with the current catalogue. Browse the laptops and computers category, where each listing shows its condition and price in RWF, then contact us with your budget and required use — we will point you to the options that fit.

The price depends on the generation, specification and condition. Check the current listings in the laptops category, or ask us directly for the price of the exact EliteBook model you want — we confirm price and availability before anything is finalised.

Used iPhone prices vary by model, storage and condition. Browse the smartphones and tablets category for current listings with condition labels, and contact us to confirm availability before paying.

The right choice depends on what you value — camera, battery or performance — and models move quickly, so we do not publish a fixed “best” list. Browse the phones in your budget in the catalogue, or tell us how you use your phone and we will share what is currently available.

Kigali Circuit lists Samsung phones with the condition — new, refurbished or used — stated on every product page. Browse the smartphones category and confirm availability, price and any warranty with us before payment.

Printer prices vary by type (inkjet, laser, multifunction) and model. See the current listings in the catalogue or ask us for a specific model and we will confirm its price.

Our laptops category includes new, refurbished and used machines, with the condition labelled on every listing. Order online or contact us on WhatsApp to confirm availability, price and any warranty in writing before payment.

New means unused, refurbished means previously used and restored to working condition, and used means previously owned — every listing states which one it is, so you know exactly what you are buying. The final price, availability and any warranty are confirmed with you before payment.

Aim for at least 8 GB of RAM, an SSD and a recent mid-range processor — that covers most development work comfortably. Tell us the languages and tools you build with and your budget, and we will suggest machines that fit from the current catalogue.

Engineering software such as CAD and simulation tools usually wants a fast processor, 16 GB of RAM and a dedicated graphics card — check the minimum requirements of your specific course software first. Share those requirements with your budget and we will look at what is currently available.

Use the spare-parts finder: send the brand, model and the part name or part number (a photo link helps). We check sourcing options for a compatible part — availability is not guaranteed — and confirm price and compatibility with you.

Screen prices depend on the exact model and panel type, so we quote after checking sourcing options. Send your laptop brand and model through the spare-parts finder and we will confirm the price and compatibility before you commit to anything.

Battery prices depend on your model and capacity. Send us the laptop brand and model and we will check compatible options and confirm the price with you.

RAM pricing depends on the type (DDR3, DDR4 or DDR5), speed and whether the module is new or used. Browse the storage and memory category for current listings, or send us your laptop model so we can check which modules fit.

It depends on the slot your laptop offers (2.5-inch SATA or M.2, and for M.2 the keying and generation). Tell us the exact model and we will confirm compatible SSD options before you order.

Phone screens, batteries and charging ports can be requested through the same spare-parts finder — send the phone brand, model and the part you need. We check sourcing options and confirm availability, price and compatibility with you.

We source electronic parts and components on request — tell us the board or component you need and we will check whether we can get it. Availability and price are confirmed before payment, so ask first if your project has a deadline.

Open a product, check its specifications and price, then press “Order Now” to submit an order request. You can also order directly through WhatsApp with the product details prefilled.

No. Submitting the form sends an order request. Your reference number confirms that we received it — the order itself is only confirmed after we check availability and price with the shop, and we contact you to finalise it.

Kigali Circuit currently uses enquiry-based ordering. There is no online card or Mobile Money checkout yet — payment and collection/delivery are arranged directly with you once your order is confirmed.

Delivery is available across Rwanda, and collection is an option too. The delivery arrangement for your specific order is confirmed with you before it is finalised.

Yes — request delivery on the order form with your district and contact number, and we check the options for your item and destination. Delivery or collection details and any fees are confirmed in writing before payment; selecting a district does not itself confirm coverage.

Yes — use the spare-parts finder and send your device brand, model, and the part name or part number. We will confirm availability, price, and compatibility with you.

Kigali Circuit is an online storefront for Rwanda: browse the catalogue, open a product and submit an order request — we contact you to confirm availability, price and delivery or collection before anything is finalised.

Use the order tracking page with your reference number to view the recorded status. A status update is not a live courier location or a guaranteed arrival time — contact us if you need a clearer update.

Call 0781361789, chat on WhatsApp at +250781361789, or email mayintake351@gmail.com. The contact buttons appear throughout the site.