Which one of your products with a power supply &amp; USB hub can you direct me to for using large capacity HDD's (1Tb) and Large capacity thumb drives(128gb) with my Galaxy Tab 2 10.1?
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I like it alot and I use is pretty much often. I would recommend your business to anyone who asks.
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Yes, I use it with the Galaxy Tab 2. It doesn't provide enough power for some devices (e.g. SD card reader), but works great with a USB flash. With a powered USB hub I was able to use a keyboard and mouse.
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Just plug it into the power supply outlet on the bottom of the tablet. Make sure the word "Samsung" on the adapter is facing forward towards you. Look in the "files" app and look for external drive. I have been using the adapter for some time and it works fine.
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You will need to supply the hard drive with its own power source since the Micro-USB port on the tablet cannot do it alone. You can find decent enclosure kits online.
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I'm sorry but I cannot help you with this question. You might try contacting Satechi or their distributor. Keep in mind that it is a 4-port, USB 3 hub that is backward compatible with USB 2 and depending on what power you may be drawing could over tax your Surface Pro 2.
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I have a Plugable powered usb hubPlugable USB 2.0 7-Port High Speed Hub with 15W Power Adapterwith a BobJgear usb to RJ45 network adapterBobjGear USB to RJ45 Compact Fast Ethernet Adapter for Android Tablets, and Chromebooks, UltraBooks, Windows, Linux, Mac, Chrome OS, Android TV Sticks; BobjGear 1 Year Limited Warranty, Model 1 (USB-A)This works well for me.
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Tablets don't really use traditional hard drives. You can get it with 16g - 128g of space.
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A 2.5" drive (like this one) can be put in almost any device that has a HDD, or SSD currently in it. That means practically all laptops and all desktops. Obviously you can't put this in a tablet or some of the tiny netbooks such as a Chrome book. To answer your question specifically... Yes. You can.
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Kind of a vague question. What kind of tablet do you have? If the tablet can have a USB plugged into it, then I would just get a thumb drive if you are just transferring pictures and videos. It all depends on which tablet.
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No, it is 1.5 inch drive for tablets. I returned it. Totally misleading description
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No, there is no place for a thumb drive. That would be located on the tablet .
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I tried hooking up a portable 2.5 2TB hard drive and it had trouble keeping it powered. However, when I attached a USB hub to the smart dock, I was able to plug the hard drive to the hub and it functioned without any problems.
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This a back up hard drive - you can ask Seagate about the tablet at their website. The Seagate uses a USB cable to operate. Www.seagate.com
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I have a Toshiba 1TB and no external power added in the USB port. Yes it works.But I would suggest an external power supply for the Hard Drive. This Device is a dreamwith all its different function. Its does all that stuff it claims... Charges Device (Phones and such)...its own wifi hot spot and wifi extender... Media Player thur USB flash and SD card... Excellent Buy... I have 3 of them
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That is where I am using it, in my tab 10.1. It also comes with an adapter, that makes it possible to slip it into my laptop, and share files.
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I use a powered usb hub. So I can plug many things into the hub and it has it's own power pack. Then I don't overload the onboard power from the pc.
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Mine came with a power brick, for what it's worth. I believe that this hub corrupted my external usb 3.0 hdd, and pretty much killed it. Don't know this for a fact but I don't use it anymore.