Does it work for Kindle fire HD to attach a flash drive or Wi-Fi dongle?
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No. I say this only after trying it on three different kindles (kindle fire, kindle fire hd, and the latest kindle fire hd...not hdx though). I believe it needs at the very least the software to recognize it, but I think it goes down to the firmware, so simple software programs are not even the answer. Kindle just doesn't support external input devices (cd, harddrives, mouse, keyboard,etc. through the micro usb port). You can hook up to a computer using this plus another usb cable with standard male ends on both sides. You probably already have one cable that does that now. If you want a mouse and keyboard, and the kindle has bluetooth, I believe you can find something there, but I haven't tried that. No. I say this only after trying it on three different kindles (kindle fire, kindle fire hd, and the latest kindle fire hd...not hdx though). I believe it needs at the very least the software to recognize it, but I think it goes down to the firmware, so simple software programs are not even the answer. Kindle just doesn't support external input devices (cd, harddrives, mouse, keyboard,etc. through the micro usb port). You can hook up to a computer using this plus another usb cable with standard male ends on both sides. You probably already have one cable that does that now. If you want a... » Read More No. I say this only after trying it on three different kindles (kindle fire, kindle fire hd, and the latest kindle fire hd...not hdx though). I believe it needs at the very least the software to recognize it, but I think it goes down to the firmware, so simple software programs are not even the answer. Kindle just doesn't support external input devices (cd, harddrives, mouse, keyboard,etc. through the micro usb port). You can hook up to a computer using this plus another usb cable with standard male ends on both sides. You probably already have one cable that does that now. If you want a mouse and keyboard, and the kindle has bluetooth, I believe you can find something there, but I haven't tried that. « Show Less
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No. I say this only after trying it on three different kindles (kindle fire, kindle fire hd, and the latest kindle fire hd...not hdx though). I believe it needs at the very least the software to recognize it, but I think it goes down to the firmware, so simple software programs are not even the answer. Kindle just doesn't support external input devices (cd, harddrives, mouse, keyboard,etc. through the micro usb port). You can hook up to a computer using this plus another usb cable with standard male ends on both sides. You probably already have one cable that does that now. If you want a mouse and keyboard, and the kindle has bluetooth, I believe you can find something there, but I haven't tried that.
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Yes it will. I use it on my Kindle fire. It works perfect for me. You need the app my widisk to see what's on the disk. I'm using a 500 gb external hdd on mine.
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Sherman, I have not tried that. I can only say that it works but in my case (and others that I read) I needed to buy an USB extension cable because the TV shielded the wifi signal from my base station. Once I added the cable and dropped the dongle below the back of the screen its works fine. I bought it to be able to watch netflix without having to run a cable from my Kindle HD to the TV.
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I don't have a kindle, so I am not sure. But if both the kindle and the WI drive are connected to a PC at the same time, and they both show as external USB drives, you should be able to move the files over.
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Yes. Use a hdmi to micro hdmi cable to connect kindle fire. Make sure both ends are male.
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We bought the AmazonBasics Accessory Bundle for use for our two Samsung cell phones, Galaxy S III & Victory, in the car and when we travel. It has worked well for the past two years. No problems. We do not know if the connections work for the Kindle Fire HD.
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No. The Sandisk MicroMate Reader is intended to allow you to transfer data from your computer to a SD Card and vice versa. The device is not intended to be used as a USB Drive. Additionally I believe Kindle Fire HD & HDX have a micro USB port not a regular USB port, so this device would not be compatible.
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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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I can't say for sure because I never used a Kindle Fire HD, but since it has a 3.5mm stereo jack, any earphone/headphone/speaker with 3.5mm connector should work just fine, specially low (and not so low) impedance in-ears like the A151.
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I can't answer that question. I purchased the item for use with my cell phone. It works well to add usb storage to my Sony Xperia Z1s but I would not be able to comment on whether it would work with your Kindle device.
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The Linksys WRT320N works very well with the Kindle Fire. Have been using for over a year with absolutely no problems.
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This adapter has an HDMI Micro and Mini connector. I believe the Kindle Fire HD uses a micro, so in my OPINION it should work.
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Yes it can, it connect to any Bluetooth compatible device. If the kindle Fire HD has Bluetooth it should. And it does play media and music.
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It should work if it has a micro USB. It works on my Kindel Fire HD and it has a micro USB port.
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I don't have a kindle fire but I don't know why not. it seems to work with anything that has a headphone jack. I used it with a small portable cd playert
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Unless there's an app that runs on Kindle that says it will work with a USB GPS puck, it won't be a simple task. do a Google search for "GPS Navigation on the Kindle Fire" and you'll find a Youtube video of someone who has done it. the trick in the video is that he's using a cellphone as a wifi hotspot to serve up the Google maps. My quick research suggests the Kindle Fire 2 might have built in GPS and solve this need. Unless you want to tinker in your Kindle system, you might want to look for a different solution. Dedicated GPS units are not that expensive any more and they come with built-in maps. Unless there's an app that runs on Kindle that says it will work with a USB GPS puck, it won't be a simple task. do a Google search for "GPS Navigation on the Kindle Fire" and you'll find a Youtube video of someone who has done it. the trick in the video is that he's using a cellphone as a wifi hotspot to serve up the Google maps. My quick research suggests the Kindle Fire 2 might have built in GPS and solve this need. Unless you want to tinker in your Kindle system, you might want to look for a different solution. Dedicated GPS units are not that expensive any more and they come... » Read More Unless there's an app that runs on Kindle that says it will work with a USB GPS puck, it won't be a simple task. do a Google search for "GPS Navigation on the Kindle Fire" and you'll find a Youtube video of someone who has done it. the trick in the video is that he's using a cellphone as a wifi hotspot to serve up the Google maps. My quick research suggests the Kindle Fire 2 might have built in GPS and solve this need. Unless you want to tinker in your Kindle system, you might want to look for a different solution. Dedicated GPS units are not that expensive any more and they come with built-in maps. « Show Less
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No. It's a micro hdmi on one end and a regular hdmi on the other. Compatible with kindle fire hd.