can any of the keyboards work with just the kindle fire,
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The kindle fire did not fit its own keyboard case. I was so upset because I purchased two of these keyboard cases for the kindles I got my grandkids. I had to cut the sides of the cases so that the earphones and the charging jack could fit without removing the device from the case. The keyboard is great because it is Bluetooth and the kids love them. My grandson had to repeatedly remove the device from the case in order to charge it until I cut the leather sides to accommodate access to the plugs. This was not a cheap case either and I felt robbed by kindle. The cheaper cases leave the sides open for freer access. This case is garbage so go with the something other than this case. The only good this is that it is Bluetooth and it is great for that
1082200
I have a Kindle Fire HD 7" but would presume the keyboard will work on newer models as well.
2167594
Hello Adriene, I am not that familiar with the Kindle Fire, but if it has Bluetooth, then it should be compatible with it. These speakers should work on any device with bluetooth.
1157644
Not sure. I purchased this keyboard, and use it with my Kindle fire HD and it works great with that device.
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It will work with Kindle Fire HD. The original Kindle Fire lacks bluetooth and features Android 2.x, so it won't work. You need Android 3+ and bluetooth compatibility. I had to buy Kindle Fire HD in order to use a bluetooth keyboard, such as this.
1100820
Not specifically. Go to the website for details. Last I checked, some basic keyboard features may work, but others will not. No guarantees.
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I have not tried it with the Kindle Fire, but it should work with any bluetooth enabled device. It works with my Google Nexus 7 and PC.
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I have kindle touch and a kindle paperwhite. The pen works on both so I don't see why it wouldn't work with the fire too. I gave a pen to my granddaughter and she uses it on her phone. I would think these pens work on anything touch. good luck
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Fair warning, I don't own and haven't used a Kindle Fire of any sort. That said, I took a look at the Kindle Fire HD 7 inch spec sheet - which includes support for Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Devices - keyboards, meece, etc). Given that and the fact that this keyboard works fine with every Android device I've tested (a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Note, an Asus Nexus 7 - which is what I'm using to type this response, and an LG Nexus 4), I'd say you're completely safe buying this keyboard.Also, if these details don't leave you confidant, this keyboard's carried at all Apple Stores. Take your kindle in - I'm sure they won't give you trouble about testing it in store. Fair warning, I don't own and haven't used a Kindle Fire of any sort. That said, I took a look at the Kindle Fire HD 7 inch spec sheet - which includes support for Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Devices - keyboards, meece, etc). Given that and the fact that this keyboard works fine with every Android device I've tested (a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Note, an Asus Nexus 7 - which is what I'm using to type this response, and an LG Nexus 4), I'd say you're completely safe buying this keyboard.Also, if these details don't leave you confidant, this keyboard's carried at all Apple... » Read More Fair warning, I don't own and haven't used a Kindle Fire of any sort. That said, I took a look at the Kindle Fire HD 7 inch spec sheet - which includes support for Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Devices - keyboards, meece, etc). Given that and the fact that this keyboard works fine with every Android device I've tested (a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Note, an Asus Nexus 7 - which is what I'm using to type this response, and an LG Nexus 4), I'd say you're completely safe buying this keyboard.Also, if these details don't leave you confidant, this keyboard's carried at all Apple Stores. Take your kindle in - I'm sure they won't give you trouble about testing it in store. « Show Less
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Hello Amber, That is a great, and valid question. The answer is a big resounding, yes! The Kindle Fire HD will go hand, and hand with this great little keyboard that I absolutely love. It has integrated Bluetooth connectivity which allows it to sync up with this wonderful device. You can also attach other Bluetooth enabled devices, such as; a mouse, speakers, etc. I hope my answer is helpful to you.
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Technically it should, as long as the the K.F. is compatible with blue tooth keyboards. Blue tooth is a "standard" so any device that is "blue tooth" can see any other "blue tooth" device. There are exception. I would check the K.F. owners manual and check the internet to see if anyone has had any issues connecting a BT keyboard to a kindle. Hope this helps
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Hello Amber,That is a great, and valid question. The answer is a big resounding, yes! The Kindle Fire HD will go hand, and hand with this great little keyboard that I absolutely love. It has integrated Bluetooth connectivity which allows it to sync up with this wonderful device. You can also attach other Bluetooth enabled devices, such as; a mouse, speakers, etc. I hope my answer is helpful to you.
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It should, but not sure. You would need the female/male port to connect to it because the keyboard doesn't come with one. If the kindle fire has a mini usb port then it should work, but again not sure. I have a google nexus 2012 & the keyboard works great with it.
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If your Kindle will connect with Bluetooth, use any available Bluetooth keyboard. Otherwise, I know of no other way to connect a keyboard to a Kindle.
2005557
It works on anything that uses the micro usb connection, like those found on most Android smart phones. However, it may not be powerful enough for more power hungry devices. If the Kindle Fire uses the micro USB, I do not see why it wouldn't work.
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The standard (basic) kindle fire doesn't have bluetooth, so no wireless devices will work with it. Kindle Fire HDs and HDXs do have bluetooth, and I've used this keyboard fine with my HDX.
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KristenThe Kindle Fire spec says "Designed for Windows 8, compatible with Android and iOS®This keyboard has specific keys to help you easily navigate the new Windows 8 style user interface. The Windows 8 Start key provides an easy way to get back to your start screen. The App Switching FN key allows you to quickly toggle between your open apps. Although it was specially designed for Windows 8, this keyboard also works well with Windows 7, iOS and Android operating systems." so it looks like it will work.