Kindle Fire? Will this router be compatible with a Kindle Fire?Thanks!!
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It works great with the Kindle Fire, books download in seconds and Net Flick works fantastic. We have 4 MB of internet, never had a problem anywhere in the house.
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Any wireless wifi capable device will work with this router.You need Verizon DSL now called HSI in order for it to work.It will connect automatically, if you already have their service. If you're not familiar with setting up certain features such as port forwarding you can call their customer service reps for further assistance.However you don't need to port forward with this device, but you'll need to create a device name and a password for your HSI in order for your Kindle to work. You have to copy that same information to your kindles device under wifi settings.Yes,its also b,gand n capable.Please check your settings under wireless setting to make sure its set to b,g or n.or all 3.Good luck. Any wireless wifi capable device will work with this router.You need Verizon DSL now called HSI in order for it to work.It will connect automatically, if you already have their service. If you're not familiar with setting up certain features such as port forwarding you can call their customer service reps for further assistance.However you don't need to port forward with this device, but you'll need to create a device name and a password for your HSI in order for your Kindle to work. You have to copy that same information to your kindles device under wifi settings.Yes,its also b,gand n... » Read More Any wireless wifi capable device will work with this router.You need Verizon DSL now called HSI in order for it to work.It will connect automatically, if you already have their service. If you're not familiar with setting up certain features such as port forwarding you can call their customer service reps for further assistance.However you don't need to port forward with this device, but you'll need to create a device name and a password for your HSI in order for your Kindle to work. You have to copy that same information to your kindles device under wifi settings.Yes,its also b,gand n capable.Please check your settings under wireless setting to make sure its set to b,g or n.or all 3.Good luck. « Show Less
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I had no problem connecting the Netgear Push2TV to my Kindle. I don't think you will either. It's universal. Good luck.
1674884
No. It's a micro hdmi on one end and a regular hdmi on the other. Compatible with kindle fire hd.
963457
Yes, works great for all Kindle Fire line. As long as the Wi-drive app is installed and the device has Wi-Fi capabilities, I think it will work on any device. But the simple answer is yes. I've had mine for the Kindle Fire and Fire HD. I haven't gotten the HDX yet so I can't say for sure but since it's basically the same hardware I would expect it to work fine for that one too.
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Yes it will work with Kindle Fire. To get it to work you have to get it paired. Hold the button not until the light comes on but until it shows on the Kindle. Each time you use it - turn it on then try to connect, you have to turn it off and back on and then it will connect every time you use it. Just a few more bucks you can get a much better set.
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Absolutely, My wife has a kindle fire and we use the d-link while in the RV, where I connect the d-link into the RV campground wireless and all the rest of our devices such as my laptop, iPad and my wife's kindle fire connect to the dlink.
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Have no idea, it was not compatible with my Kindle Fire. It is a great idea and would be great to have but not OK for my Kindle. You will have to go to Afunta and ask them or check it out on Amazon.
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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.
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I purchased the Belkin Share N300 Wireless Router Specifically for my Kindle and it works great!
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As with any bluetooth-enabled speaker, it should work with any device with bluetooth. Assuming your kindle fire has bluetooth, it will work wirelessly. It also has an "aux in" port you can wire in a headphone cable to.
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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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I'm not sure if it's compatible with Kindle fire. It's not compatible with my IPhone 5
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I don't know about the Kindle Fire, but I use it with my Kindle 3 and it works great!! I obviously use it for Audible books on my Kindle, not music, but it has great sound quality. I have to turn the volume on my Kindle up completely and then I just adjust the radio volume from there. I also use it with my Motorola Electrify to get the sound through my radio instead of using a Bluetooth device. I really love that capability!! Pretty amazing little plug-in for the price.
994098
Doubt it. This product is a worthless piece of junk, incapable of the simplest tasks. Just getting it to connect to your wifi network is all but impossible. I returned mine immediately. Do yourself a favor a spend a few more bucks for the new 7" Kindle Fire HD.
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I'd never tried connecting the kindle fire before, but since you asked, I did and it works great. The speaker has a AUX entrance (no cable provided) so you can hook it up to basically anything. Let me just save you the trouble: go ahead and buy it. Battery life is amazing too.
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I don't know if this can happen, but the tablet does accept and reads/displays purchases & updates from Kindle Books on Amazon.com, so I suspect it will sync with Kindle Fire; hope someone else knows this.