Will this work with my Kindle FireHD 7.0, 2nd generation? What does typeD/typeA refer to? I bought wrong cable and has same types.
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Hi, The Type A plug is the most common one that is used on just about everyting; computers, TV's......the Type D plug is the one that plugs into the Kindle Fire(the port to the left of the charging port). I do not know the version of our Kindle Fire (Christmas gift, Dec 2012), but it would seem probable that the port configuration would still be the same, but if you bought a Type A/Type D cable and the "D" end did not fit the port on the Kindle then perhaps their has been a change. WalMart has been stocking more and more interface cables of late, that might be an option where you could take your Kindle in with you to find a proper connection....Best Buy?? Hi, The Type A plug is the most common one that is used on just about everyting; computers, TV's......the Type D plug is the one that plugs into the Kindle Fire(the port to the left of the charging port). I do not know the version of our Kindle Fire (Christmas gift, Dec 2012), but it would seem probable that the port configuration would still be the same, but if you bought a Type A/Type D cable and the "D" end did not fit the port on the Kindle then perhaps their has been a change. WalMart has been stocking more and more interface cables of late, that might be an option... » Read More Hi, The Type A plug is the most common one that is used on just about everyting; computers, TV's......the Type D plug is the one that plugs into the Kindle Fire(the port to the left of the charging port). I do not know the version of our Kindle Fire (Christmas gift, Dec 2012), but it would seem probable that the port configuration would still be the same, but if you bought a Type A/Type D cable and the "D" end did not fit the port on the Kindle then perhaps their has been a change. WalMart has been stocking more and more interface cables of late, that might be an option where you could take your Kindle in with you to find a proper connection....Best Buy?? « Show Less
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It will work as long as the Kindle specifies type D. Type A is the standard size HDMI on the back of HDMI TVs.Type D is the miniature HDMI on the Kindle.
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I dunno about the second gen, I used it fine with the first gen Fire for a while but since the Kindle moves... the actual cable connector broke down after a couple months of use. I have another Kindle, now second gen but I don't have the cable anymore =PI'm sorry if I couldnt be of more help.
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Hi Judy, I purchased the 7" HD Display, Dolby Audio, Dual-Band Dual-Antenna Wi-Fi, 16GB Kindle FireHD, I am not sure which generation it is though, but the cord I purchased, the one I believe you are referring to, does in fact work for HDMI to my flat screen TV from my kindlehd. I love the kindle and all it does! I hope this helps you when deciding on the purchase.
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Hi, The Type A plug is the most common one that is used on just about everyting; computers, TV's......the Type D plug is the one that plugs into the Kindle Fire(the port to the left of the charging port). I do not know the version of our Kindle Fire (Christmas gift, Dec 2012), but it would seem probable that the port configuration would still be the same, but if you bought a Type A/Type D cable and the "D" end did not fit the port on the Kindle then perhaps their has been a change. WalMart has been stocking more and more interface cables of late, that might be an option where you could take your Kindle in with you to find a proper connection....Best Buy??
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Yes this is what I purchased for my Kindle. I own the same one as you. Type D is the micro HDMI which will plug into your Kindle. The other end Type A is the normal size HDMI, that will plug into your television.
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If you have a standard HDMI cable and the Kindle Fire HD requires the micro HDMI it will work. All this does is convert the standard HDMI to the micro HDMI.I use it with a laptop PC and it works great.
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It does work with a Kindle Fire 8.9. I have one and I use this cable to connect it to my HDTV. It mirrors your Kindle screen, so what you see on your tablet is what you see on your tv.
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Hello. I ended up sending this one back, it does not work with my Kindle Fire HD. This keyboard is a (2nd gen) and will not sync with the Kindle. I did find another one and it works beautiful and is a secure fit. GreatShield LEAN Series Ultra Slim Leather Case with Keyboard and Stand for Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7" Inch Tablet (Black / Blue) by GreatShield - And pay close attention to which port you plug your charger in, you will think you are charging the Kindle and you'll be plugged into the keyboard instead. Its easy to do.
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Your Kindle Fire has a "Micro" HDMI port. This cable is HDMI to HDMI "Mini". Mini and Micro are NOT the same thing. This cord wont work for your Fire. You want something like: BlueRigger High Speed Micro HDMI to HDMI cable with Ethernet (6 Feet)
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I really don't know since I'm kindle user and I looked specifically something for that device. If it helps, this cable only fits one of the USB port of the 2 available in Kindle device and doesn't fit Samsung AT&T; cell because the conector cable is smaller
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No - It says: Mediabridge FLEX Series - High Speed Micro-HDMI® to HDMI Cable with EthernetHDMI combines both audio and video into one convenient cable, so it's all you need to connect your Android Phone (ie: Droid X) or any device with a Micro-HDMI (ie: Kindle Fire HD [Not Kindle Fire, only the HD version], Digital Camera) output to your HDTV via the full-size HDMI input. This cable is NOT compatible with the non-HD Kindle Fire, nor the EVO 3D or any device that only has a Micro-USB port as opposed to a Micro-HDMI port. Check with the device's manufacturer to be certain of the port specifications. No - It says: Mediabridge FLEX Series - High Speed Micro-HDMI® to HDMI Cable with EthernetHDMI combines both audio and video into one convenient cable, so it's all you need to connect your Android Phone (ie: Droid X) or any device with a Micro-HDMI (ie: Kindle Fire HD [Not Kindle Fire, only the HD version], Digital Camera) output to your HDTV via the full-size HDMI input. This cable is NOT compatible with the non-HD Kindle Fire, nor the EVO 3D or any device that only has a Micro-USB port as opposed to a Micro-HDMI port. Check with the device's manufacturer to be certain of... » Read More No - It says: Mediabridge FLEX Series - High Speed Micro-HDMI® to HDMI Cable with EthernetHDMI combines both audio and video into one convenient cable, so it's all you need to connect your Android Phone (ie: Droid X) or any device with a Micro-HDMI (ie: Kindle Fire HD [Not Kindle Fire, only the HD version], Digital Camera) output to your HDTV via the full-size HDMI input. This cable is NOT compatible with the non-HD Kindle Fire, nor the EVO 3D or any device that only has a Micro-USB port as opposed to a Micro-HDMI port. Check with the device's manufacturer to be certain of the port specifications. « Show Less
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The Kindle Fire 7" doesn´t have a Micro-HDMI Port like the Fire HD so the cable is not compatible....
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Yes it would, Kindle Fire HD doesn't use MHL which this cable doesn't provide so it should ok !
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Yes, they are different. There should be two different female ports on the side of your Kindle for it to work. The USB is where you charge, synch, etc... The HDMI is a slightly different shape and will not fit into the USB port. Please make sure your Kindle is HDMI compatible. Mine is a HD 7. My ports are side by side. Hope this is helpful!
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Dear Carey,Thank you for your question regarding our High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet. This cable is not compatible with Kindle HD. We recommend referring to the user manual or consulting with the manufacturer to see if your model of Kindle supports HDMI video output and what size of HDMI connector is appropriate. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any other questions or concerns.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Hi Kristen, I do not have a Kindle Fire HD, but I may be able to point you in the right direction. On the Logitech forums (I searched for Kindle Fire HD and Logitech K810 to find this) someone references using this with a Kindle Fire (doesn't specify HD). The Kindle Fire HD uses a customized version of Android Ice Cream Sandwich which is listed as version 4.0. The keyboard says that it works with Android versions 3.0 and up, so it should work with this. I don't believe Amazon's customization with the Android interface would alter the compatibility.
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I do not have kindle fire HD, I can not confirm it, but it work for my android stick MK808, also it seem to be this has USB 1.0 and the rate is up to 5 or 7 mb/smy suggestion try with usb3.0 - ethernet better rate, only more expensive, good luck
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The Kindle Fire HD has the micro-HDMI port for use with this cable. Not sure if the Fire does, if so it should work fine.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your question regarding our Micro HDMI to HDMI cables. As there has been a change to the Kindle Fire HD, we would need to know if your device still has the correct port needed.Could you please contact us at service@bluerigger.com so that we may better assist you?Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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It works with my 7 inch Android tablet which has a mini HDMI female connector. I don't know if the Kindle fire has an HDMI connection.
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Sorry, I am not familiar with the Kindle Fire. I am using that cable on my Nikon DSL camera.