Can the TeckNet BM306 Bluetooth Wireless Mouse work simultaneously with my Bluetooth wireless keyboard, connecting to my Kindle Fire HD?
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This is entirely depends on the Kindle Fire HD bluetooth driver. Only on that. Mouse itself doesn't care about that. Host controls how many devices it can handle. And host - kindle fire driver. Look at documentation of kindle - it may say something about that. But my BIG GESS - yes, it will. This day Bluetooth drivers support at list 2-3 devices simultaneously. And manufactures of this gadgets must implement this in drivers. Especially for gadgets which has limited input capabilities.
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I am using both the bluetooth keyboard and the bluetooth mouse on my windows 8.1 tablet.
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Bluetooth connects one input device at a time so no. Get a wireless usb mouse
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It should. I'm not aware of any conflicts. I do know it works just fine with a Lenovo tablet when that tablet is working with a Bluetooth keyboard.
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For the time being, you'll need at least the Kindle Fire HD for the Bluetooth and then sideload the app from Swingbyte's site or Google's Play! store. I am taking advantage of Swingbyte's EXCELLENT customer service right now and will mention the need to get the app on the amazon Appstore in my next message to them
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I own many computers and tablets, but no Kindle. However, if Kindle uses modern Bluetooth, it should work. However, given the occasional lag plus fact that this mouse has no on-off switch, I can only give it a modest recommendation. There are others without lag and with an on-off switch for not much more money.
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Yes. I use both bluetooth mouse and keboard at the same time. I recommend using the latest bluetooth system driver.
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your question regarding the BTX450 Speaker. The BTX450 is fully compatible with the Kindle Fire HD. You can either connect the 3.5mm audio connection or use Bluetooth pairing between both devices. In our experience, audio sync between the BTX450 and the Kindle Fire HD should work seamlessly.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail : support@kinivo.comLive chat : http://support.kinivo.com | Mon-Fri: 9AM - 5PM PST
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I have and I did. The problem I always ran into was when I tried to connect Bluetooth keyboard and mouse separately. It always caused extreme lag or "ghost typing"...For now this is the best option to have both keyboard and a mouse pad via one Bluetooth connection
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Hi Sharon, Am I correct in assuming your question pertains specifically to the Kindle platform? If so, I'm not aware of any such device. However, if you are asking about a wireless, bluetooth mouse in general, there are several available from Logitech, as well as Microsoft for Windows. Cubeternet has one specifically for Android 3.0 (ASIN: B00B272TO0). My apologies I couldn't be of more help. My only suggestion is to keep an eye out for any bluetooth-enabled mouse specifically compatible with Kindle HD, or perhaps even a touchpad? Otherwise, check back regularly with Amazon.com. New technology is developed daily, after all.-C.C. Amazon Prime Member-Reviewer Hi Sharon, Am I correct in assuming your question pertains specifically to the Kindle platform? If so, I'm not aware of any such device. However, if you are asking about a wireless, bluetooth mouse in general, there are several available from Logitech, as well as Microsoft for Windows. Cubeternet has one specifically for Android 3.0 (ASIN: B00B272TO0). My apologies I couldn't be of more help. My only suggestion is to keep an eye out for any bluetooth-enabled mouse specifically compatible with Kindle HD, or perhaps even a touchpad? Otherwise, check back regularly with... » Read More Hi Sharon, Am I correct in assuming your question pertains specifically to the Kindle platform? If so, I'm not aware of any such device. However, if you are asking about a wireless, bluetooth mouse in general, there are several available from Logitech, as well as Microsoft for Windows. Cubeternet has one specifically for Android 3.0 (ASIN: B00B272TO0). My apologies I couldn't be of more help. My only suggestion is to keep an eye out for any bluetooth-enabled mouse specifically compatible with Kindle HD, or perhaps even a touchpad? Otherwise, check back regularly with Amazon.com. New technology is developed daily, after all.-C.C. Amazon Prime Member-Reviewer « Show Less
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if you say a Hail Mary, cross yourself, turn around 3 times, throw salt over your shoulder, and hold your mouth just right. My Microsoft Bluetooth mouse works with my Nook HD+ all the time, with my droid sometimes with some fanageling, and maybe with a Windows 8 notebook, My HDE mouse works great with the Win 8 machine. Using my Anker Bluetooth keyboard with either of them affects the puter's ability to pair with the mouse, or with the keyboard. Usually can unpair and then connect again. The land of Bluetooth remains a largely unexplored wilderness; a jungle full of bugs.
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The connection is made via Bluetooth. Not sure if the Kindle Fire HD does. My previous Kindle addition does not. Check with your Kindle to see if it supports Bluetooth.
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I bought the agptek wireless Bluetooth about 2 months ago... it's easy to link to my kindle hd fire.. it works great and just over $20.00 w/ shipping....very portable and compact ....it rolls for easy storage... hope this is helpful ...
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Sorry, I have not tried that. I have a dongle that combines my Logitech MX5000 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse. I only briefly unsuccessfully tried to pair it with my headset with no success, at least using Linux. I expect I need to try that scenario on a microsoft machine with Logitech software. Short answer, I don't know yet.
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If you can get it to connect you will be ok but I'm not sure you will be able to get it to connect via Bluetooth they use USB keys but you can just use the two different Bluetooth keys and it will work but you have to use both keys one from the new keyboard and the old one for the mouse.
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Hello Amber, That is a great, and valid question. The answer is a big resounding, yes! The Kindle Fire HD will go hand, and hand with this great little keyboard that I absolutely love. It has integrated Bluetooth connectivity which allows it to sync up with this wonderful device. You can also attach other Bluetooth enabled devices, such as; a mouse, speakers, etc. I hope my answer is helpful to you.
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I googled it right now and it says you can pair your kindle fire to a bluetooth keyboard. ;) I bought it for my daughter she loves it.
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Hello, This mouse will connect via Bluetooth without the need of the Unifying software. I just did it before answering you, and it has been immediately detected by my computer. Works perfectly.
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In my expertise opinion to my knowledge in pairing the mouse Aerb wireless Bluetooth speaker phone to your tablet works in a snap but it's not intended for use for any other purpose than that unless connected to a computer with the synch option to use it as a mouse.
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most new kindles have bluetooth, but you need bluetooth for the keybored to work sorry