will it work with the . kindle fire?
1705523
The Kindle Fire, like all Kindles and almost all tablets and smartphones, does have a USB port that is the same as the charging port. However, the Kindle is programmed to connect to a USB host as a peripheral device, and not to act as a host. The ORIGINAL Kindle Fire (serial number beginning with D01E) will work as a host if you replace Amazon's firmware with a third-party ROM based on Android 4.1 or later, or maybe even 4.0, together with a microUSB OTG adapter. I don't know about any of the Kindles currently being sold by Amazon, however. Information can probably be found on the xda-developers site, but I don't have the time to research it at the moment.
1705524
No. The kindle fire only has a headphone jack and a place to plug in the charger. It doesn't have a USB port.
1705525
The Kindle Fire, like all Kindles and almost all tablets and smartphones, does have a USB port that is the same as the charging port. However, the Kindle is programmed to connect to a USB host as a peripheral device, and not to act as a host. The ORIGINAL Kindle Fire (serial number beginning with D01E) will work as a host if you replace Amazon's firmware with a third-party ROM based on Android 4.1 or later, or maybe even 4.0, together with a microUSB OTG adapter.I don't know about any of the Kindles currently being sold by Amazon, however. Information can probably be found on the xda-developers site, but I don't have the time to research it at the moment. The Kindle Fire, like all Kindles and almost all tablets and smartphones, does have a USB port that is the same as the charging port. However, the Kindle is programmed to connect to a USB host as a peripheral device, and not to act as a host. The ORIGINAL Kindle Fire (serial number beginning with D01E) will work as a host if you replace Amazon's firmware with a third-party ROM based on Android 4.1 or later, or maybe even 4.0, together with a microUSB OTG adapter.I don't know about any of the Kindles currently being sold by Amazon, however. Information can probably be found on... » Read More The Kindle Fire, like all Kindles and almost all tablets and smartphones, does have a USB port that is the same as the charging port. However, the Kindle is programmed to connect to a USB host as a peripheral device, and not to act as a host. The ORIGINAL Kindle Fire (serial number beginning with D01E) will work as a host if you replace Amazon's firmware with a third-party ROM based on Android 4.1 or later, or maybe even 4.0, together with a microUSB OTG adapter.I don't know about any of the Kindles currently being sold by Amazon, however. Information can probably be found on the xda-developers site, but I don't have the time to research it at the moment. « Show Less
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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.
1677504
I do not have a Kindle Fire to test, but this speaker will work with any Android BlueTooth device, so I believe it would be fine.
1202788
The compatibility can be found at http://www.belkin.com/us/p/p-G1V1000. It does include the Kindle Fire.
958653
Yes. If you read my review I talked about this. Of all my bluetooth devices it seems to work best with the Kindle Fire. It's not perfect, sometimes it drops out, but it's pretty good.
146986
As long as the Kindle Fire has an headset outlet, which I assume it does, yes.
1582025
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.
762990
It's a USB reader so if your kindle has a USB port, I suppose it would. I have Kindle touch and it doesn't have a USB port. I don't know anything about Kindle Fires.
1935416
It works with any devices that have bluetooth. I didn't try it on kindle Fire though. Works flawless with my iPhone 6 plus and MacBook.
1474547
As long as you Kindle has a headphone plug or Blue tooth it will work. It works with all of my smartphones, tablets, I pods and computers.
2282264
I have not tried it with the kindle fire, but as far as I know it only works with apple products. I might add that it works with very few games for the ipad and iPod touch.
281071
It should work with the Kindle Fire HD. It uses a standard mini-plug.It recharges via a USB port. Hold a charge pretty well. Mine's still on its initial charge.
984473
Probably not, it didn't work with very much... It was so bad I returned it the day after I got it and bought a kindle fire for less money.
778583
Yes, this should work fine on the Kindle Fire. The button on the microphone may not function correctly, but it will be able to play music and sounds no problem.
2005558
Yes it does work with the Kindle Fire - however - after about 2 months -had difficulty attaching to the Kindle Fire -Thrown away - would not recommend this product.
205715
I have a Kindle Fire from December 2012. If your Kindle has the HDMI port, which is next to the USB/Battery charger port, then it will work.
1425832
I do not have a kindle fire. I'd expect it to work on any touch sensitive device.