can you connect a keyboard to a kindle hey i just got a kindle fire. (love it!!) and i was wondering if i could use the keyboard case for android 7" tablet?
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If your keyboard supports bluetooth, then it can be connected to your iPad. If the keyboard only supports USB 2.0, then your tablet needs USB 2.0 support as well.
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i havent been able to i even bought 2 different ones I even called kindle the guy assured w/the right adapter which he researched and said was the right one and i bought 2 one for a spare well guess what DID NOT WORK NOT IM OUT FOR 2 KEYBOARDS AND 2 ADAPTERS IM VERY DISSAPPOINTED CANT AFFORD TO THROW MONEY AROUND AND I REALLY DIDNT NEED SOMEONE FROM KINDLE GUARENTEEING ME THEY WOULD WORK AND NOW IM OUT THE MONEY IM REALLY CONCERDING SENDING THE KINDLE BACK AND JUST GETTING A CHEAPER ONE IHOPE THIS HEPLS AND FOR ANYONE ELSE WHO WANTS A KEYBOARD FOR THEIR TABLET "DONT BUY A KINDLE "
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i got the pink one and it didnt work with the kindle fire..had to send it back :(
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I brought the case/keyboard and a separate adapter and it does not work as advertised on the kindle fire. I'm very disappointed.
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Yes you can get a case with a keyboard. I went to Amazon and searched keyboard cases for kindle fire and I found many results.
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there is no keyboard that will work on the original kindle fire. if you want to have a key board you need to upgrade to the kindle fire hd or hdx
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We have had musicians use other tablets before. Never specifically a Kindle Fire, but I imagine it would fit to some extent.Regarding the opening for the clamp, Peavey's website states, "Universal metal tube clamp securely mounts to microphone stands and keyboard stands with tube diameters of up to 28mm." This translates to roughly 1.1", so it should fit a 3/4" pipe no problem according to Peavey. Hope this helps.
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The keyboard works excellent on the Galaxy Tab 2.0 7. It might work on other Samsung Galaxy tabs but might not fit as a cover. You would want to measure it but if its a 7 inch galaxy tablet I would bet the 2.0 is the same size as the 3.0 and just the software is different. If its running Jelly Bean Im sure it would work. You just have to make sure you go into settings and enable blue tooth. Then what I do is click the space bar several times until it shows it connected. It does not work on the kindle fire though. That being said, its not made fore a kindle either.
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Unfotunately, there are no keyboards whatsoever that work with Kindle Fire --no USB keboards or bluetooth.... The Kindle Fire does not have bluetooth enabled & the USB port is for power only.
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It is designed to plug a flash drive into the female end and then the micro end goes into your tablet so you can access the files on the flash drive. I don't think it will work with a keyboard to your tablet (kindle).
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It ruined my Android tablet. I would say no. I wish I could give you better news. There must be a similar device that will work with the "Kindle", but I'm not sure. Maybe Belkin makes an adapter that will work. The one I bought/you are asking me about, is mass produced and sold from China. The support is very friendly, but nil.(to say the least) If I had it to do over again, I would find a different product, or do without altogether. Kindle supports USB from what I read on Google. My device was not a Kindle, but rather a Coby KYROS MID9740-8 Tablet. Well, it was. Hope this helps. Take care!(warm smilz)
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If the Kindle Fire HDX accepts a bluetooth signal, and it's the same size as an iPad2, otherwise no. This was designed to fit the iPad which is pretty clear in the description, but the keyboard may still work.
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The regular kindle fire will not support a keyboard. Took me a while to find out that it does not have the software to run it. Only the Kindle fire HD supports it.
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Can't help you there, as we got it for our Kindle Keyboard and it works great. Sorry this isn't more helpful to you.
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The keyboard connects with a USB cable. Any tablet that will fit in this case that has a USB connection will work. If your tablet does not have a USB connection, then I don't know if you can use this tablet. So, if your tablet doesn't have a USB connection, your best bet would be to bring it in to a place like Best Buy and ask them if there is a cable that would allow you to connect your device to a USB cable.
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This Tablet has a Micro USB connection. There are many keyboards out there that work with this tablet or any tabl;et similar to this. Most of the time you would find a Leather Like portfolio that has room for a 7 to 8 inch tablet. these cases have a short cable with a standard male USB connector. What you will also need to find is a Short what is called Gender Changer adapter. This 3" cable has a Female USB at one end and a Micro USB at the other. This keyboard will work with this kind of tablet with the correct cable adapter. I hope this helped and wasn't too confusing
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The Kindle slides securely into its "case" within the case. The keyboard magnetically stays in place in the case. When closing the case, the Kindle lays right on top of the keyboard and it bascially folds shut. The Kindle Fire HD and the keyboard are roughly the same size. The keyboard is just slightly longer - but not by much at all. Both the keyboard and the Kindle are secure.
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I'm trying to pair with a Fire HD at the moment, but I can't get the pairing input code to work. At the moment, I'd have to say not compatible... but it seems like it's really, really close. I'll update if I can get it to work - the problem lies in entering the pairing code on the controller.Edit - no way to use on kindle. The only icade device that works with kindle is the 8 bitty controller... And good luck finding games that support it :)
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Idk I was told it's for kindle tablet design for reading. It definitely doesn't work for kindle fire kindles. I have a 32gb kindle fire and I had to look specifically at HDX blue tooth keyboard cases
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Hey Harrison, I don't exactly have an Android, but the keyboard works great on my Kindle Fire HD7, which has an Android-based operating system. I don't see why it wouldn't work on any device with Bluetooth. Keep in mind that the keys are marked with Apple-type symbols, but it shouldn't make any difference in terms of key functions, whether PC or Mac. I hope this helps.
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what if I bought an adapter for the fire's mini-usb port and connected that to a keyboard. Wouldn't it work then? Or is it a software communication problem that wouldn't be fixed even if I could get the fire and usb keyboard to physically connect to each other correctly?
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Have you tried it? Kindle says it can use USB keyboard. I tried it with Polaroid and Nexus 7 and it worked fine. It comes with 2USB adapters.