Does this assembly work on 3G version of the nexus 7 (1st gen) as well as wifi? On the ifixit site, there are comments that 3g assembly is different
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I am not sure if it works on 3G. I originally purchased this item myself to replace the cracked glass on a wifi version of the Nexus 7. I was on my way out the door to ship this item, but want to make sure you still want it. Do you still want it?
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, I used it on a nexus wifi. It works amazing. I suggest that you order it and if it doesn't work for you return it.
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I would think so, but I would do some more research. But I highly doubt the 3G chip would be attached to the screen instead of the motherboard. The only think connecting the screen to the motherboard is a two-way strip power connector, so if you are worried that this screen wont be compatible its unlikely.
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I really need an answer to this. I need to ship one to Egypt and I can't return it. Someone confirm this please
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Just in case you are unaware, the mention of 3G is for use with USB 3G sticks. Through verizon or Virgin Mobile, for example, both offer USB sticks to be used with laptops etc. for a monthly fee. You would then attach your monthly charged 3G USB stick, to the Alfa R36, to broadcast that 3G service wirelessly to multiple devices. As far as 4G goes, I would think that it would work for this, but have nothing to support my guess. I would assume as long as the USB 4G device was supported, there would be no issues. But again, just a guess, as I don't even have 4G service available in my area. Just in case you are unaware, the mention of 3G is for use with USB 3G sticks. Through verizon or Virgin Mobile, for example, both offer USB sticks to be used with laptops etc. for a monthly fee. You would then attach your monthly charged 3G USB stick, to the Alfa R36, to broadcast that 3G service wirelessly to multiple devices. As far as 4G goes, I would think that it would work for this, but have nothing to support my guess. I would assume as long as the USB 4G device was supported, there would be no issues. But again, just a guess, as I don't even have 4G service available in... » Read More Just in case you are unaware, the mention of 3G is for use with USB 3G sticks. Through verizon or Virgin Mobile, for example, both offer USB sticks to be used with laptops etc. for a monthly fee. You would then attach your monthly charged 3G USB stick, to the Alfa R36, to broadcast that 3G service wirelessly to multiple devices. As far as 4G goes, I would think that it would work for this, but have nothing to support my guess. I would assume as long as the USB 4G device was supported, there would be no issues. But again, just a guess, as I don't even have 4G service available in my area. « Show Less
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judging from the images on the asus website, the location of the micro usb port, top of memo pad, bottom on the nexus 7, would indicate that it does not work, but i don't own the memo pad, so i can only judge from those images and compare to the nexus 7. personally, i wouldn't take the chance ordering one if i wasn't 100% sure it works. but if it does work, please feel free to post here
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I have the second generation nexus 7 and it works perfectly. My micro usb connector was failing and this saved me from buying a new reader.
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i just purchased this tablet and i also tried to connect to the internet using 3G, and wasnt able to, the wifi isnt even working for me. if you find out the answer to your question please post it for everyone to read. Thanks
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Yes. I too have the newer version of the Nexus 7 & it works nicely. Hope this response helps.
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I just bought a Nexus 7 LTE 2013 running 4.3 & it works. So while I can't directly answer your question, I can indirectly. (?)
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I only have used it on the 2012 Nexus 7, that was made by Asus. Worked fine for that.
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I don't have a Nexus 7 but it works on my Samsung Galaxy Stelar and my Motorola XOOM 2 pad. If the Nexus 7 has a micro usb it should work. My Samsung downloaded some usb patch to make it work.
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It failed with a nexus 7 2012, may work with new nexus. I still have it, but mirroring....I like the idea, but its device to device. It Did not work with a 2012 nexus 7.
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It doesn't work with the 2013 Nexus 7. I also connected an OTG cable, and it still doesn't work.
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It did NOT work on my tablet nexus 7 , there is Another one "slim port adaptor from "analogix" Google it & the info is better on this one I took too long in returning the 1st one n now I can't but asap I'll get the analogix one good luck
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Greetings. 3g does not work very well and this model is 2Gb of RAM and if you can unlock.regards
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The cable will "work" in any product that uses a microUSB connector. I don't know any thing specific about the Nexus 7. I also do not know anything about any coiled version of the cable. I don't remember ever seeing one.
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Negative. This version is wi-fi only. The 3G version is the one that has calling capabilities.
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Several problems here - the Airlink Mini-USB Wireless Adapter you are posting this under is not 3G, it's a wireless LAN adapter, as in 802.11b/g/n. Also the Mini refers to the relative size of the adapter, not to the USB form factor - it's actually a full size USB, as in made for PCs. Lastly, it is highly unlikely to impossible to (successfully) attach USB devices of any kind to (unrooted) tablets / phones because they simply lack the drivers to recognize the hardware.
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Ditto what Palbah said, it's the 3G version. I actually ordered a few of them in the event one or two malfunctioned (see early reports of quality control issues). All have worked fine. In the event of a "freeze" (as happened with one unit) just remove the battery, re-insert, and reboot.