Has anyone tried to use it with an android device, via OTG? I can see it powered with note 2 and control the volume of ph using knob on SB.
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YES. Unfortunately there is no apps that can utilize the device like the driver Creative builds for Windows OSes. What you get is raw sound out of device. Simply put it, the sound off it is the same as the output on the head jack. Hopes it helps... I am a bit surprised being asked this question. I thought I am the only one who does this type of stuff.
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I think Donnie answered it well, but I would add that I found it a bit too bulky to be used mobile (i.e. in conjunction with a Windows 8.1 tablet). I don't dock anything for that though, since it is not marketed for such.
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I have the same problem with mine. I tried with my Galaxy Note 2, with my Htc Droid Dna, even with my Blackberry Playbook. This adapter is crap. Tomorrow im just going to the store and getting i real product. This piece of crap is way too expensive, i should have just bought the adapter from ebay, at least there strong sellers actually care about delivering good product and a decent price.
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Nope--I used it with my Android phone, and it worked well (though you have to put the volume on your phone all the way up).
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Wish I could be of more help. I have a Galaxy Note 2 and it works just fine when I plug it into the headphone jack on the phone. Have you tried checking your settings on the phone itself? I also have my car antenna down to lessen the outside interference of radio stations. Hubby has a Note III and it also works just fine. The transmitter has an on/off switch on the side as well that you may want to check. Hope this helps and you get it working.
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AFAIK, N4 doesn't have OTG functionality. There's a hack on XDA with external power, but i wouldn't use it on my N4
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I tried it with my samsung charge phone and it works only as a great headphones and to pause the song that is playing but can't use it to answer phone calls, use the forward/rewind play button or increase/decrease the volume. Klipsch just came out that works with an android phone.
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I have a Samsung Note 3 and it works great. When I updated my version of Android to 4.4.2, I had to unpair then re-pair and connection has been flawless ever since. Audio quality is much better than I expected. Better than using the patch cable.
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They just released a new version of the Android app that will work with the RFLKT. Your phone still has to have Bluetooth 4.0 such as the Nexus 4, Nexus 5 etc.The setup with android feels very much beta to me. It took a while and no small amount of fiddling with the apps to get the latest firmware. However once I got everything to work, it has been smooth sailing. Rock solid on rides. No connectivity issues as mentioned in some of the reviews. I put my phone in my back pocket and never give it a second thought.
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I have only used the Mic with the Android APP (provided by Loftek too). It does not work very well, it's to sensitive to background noise and I have not been able to adjust it's sensibility. For IE and Google Chrome audio does not seem to work at all.
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Hi Barry - I have tried it with my android phone and works really well. In fact, I was working out and got a phone call. The person on the receiving side said it was really clear.
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I use the HF2 on an S4. The inline control is a single button so there are no volume controls on it. It can only play/pause and advance the track. Controls work fine for me.
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i only usrd it on an android phone and it works great you can hear load an clear on it.i hope i was helpful
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You will need to look and see if your phone/ tablet has full USB otg support. I googled and found this. Seems it has full usb otg support. Is this your phone? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2485648 I have a dell venue 8 android tablet. It does not have full USB otg support. On my dell venue 8 I can only use it to connect a flash drive or mouse/ keyboard. Now on my gs3 a much more popular device, It has full USB otg support. On my gs3 I can use it for syncing my ps3 controller and for a wired Xbox 360 controller.I can also use it for flash drives and most USB devices. To answers your question u would have to see if the lg g2 has full USB otg support.
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I don't think I phones support otg mode.Further it comes with a android cable. But if your iPhone is set up to connect to a ps3 controller via Bluetooth and you have a case you're willing to permanently stick a controller to, you're good to go.
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Almost all the controls work on Android... I haven't tested the microphone function yet, but the pause/play/next button (one button with a series of taps skips or pauses, etc) work fine. However, the volume control does not. Easy enough to get to used to, still would have been nice to see the same capability across Android as well...
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Sorry, I never hear of a OTG until I received your comment. Your question is interesting. I'll check myself whether this or any thumb drive will work with a cell phone via an OTG.
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You are correct. At least with my Galaxy Note 2, you have to control volume with your phone.