I have ordered 2 other hdmi cables trying to connect to my kindle fire and they didn't fit. I am assuming those cables go with the kindle fire HD. Is this the right cable for my kindle fire?
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Hi Nancy, you need a micro hdmi not a mini hdmi. This should be what you're looking for:
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Sorry, I am not familiar with the Kindle Fire. I am using that cable on my Nikon DSL camera.
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Hi Nancy, you need a micro hdmi not a mini hdmi. This should be what you're looking for: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009A4B6YG
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Your Kindle Fire has a "Micro" HDMI port. This cable is HDMI to HDMI "Mini". Mini and Micro are NOT the same thing. This cord wont work for your Fire. You want something like: BlueRigger High Speed Micro HDMI to HDMI cable with Ethernet (6 Feet)
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No, this is not a charging cable for the Kindle Fire (any model). For USB charging you need a MICRO-USB to USB cable. (Not Mini-USB as others have said.) Charging on some models is best done with the dedicated high-output charging module from Amazon, as fast charging takes more than most USB ports can supply. But if you're not in a hurry, or have a model with lower current requirements for charging, then simple USB charging is possible with a USB to micro-USB cable.
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I ordered this cable from Amazon for my Kindle Fire. It works perfect and is very well made.
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I bought this thinking it would work to mirror my Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 to a TV. It does NOT. This BlueRigger cable has a micro-HDMI on one end and a regular HDMI on the other. The Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 has one micro USB port. (That is the only port on the tablet, which is used for charging. Apparently I could also buy a dongle to convert the micro USB to HDMI, that would work to accomplish my goal.)
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No, this is an HDMI cable that only outputs audio/video. Depending on the generation of kindle that you have, you can use this to stream to your tv or anything with a HDMI input. The newest generation of Kindle Fire's has just a mini USB output. You'll need a mini-USB to HDMI cable for that (Not used for charging). As far as heavy duty goes, you'll just need to be careful. I've used this one for roughly 7 months now and have had no problems with it. The new generation of Kindle Fire (HDX) doesn't require an HDMI cable because it uses wireless mirroring now. That means you can still stream and charge your Kindle Fire at the same time, but with one less cable. No, this is an HDMI cable that only outputs audio/video. Depending on the generation of kindle that you have, you can use this to stream to your tv or anything with a HDMI input. The newest generation of Kindle Fire's has just a mini USB output. You'll need a mini-USB to HDMI cable for that (Not used for charging). As far as heavy duty goes, you'll just need to be careful. I've used this one for roughly 7 months now and have had no problems with it. The new generation of Kindle Fire (HDX) doesn't require an HDMI cable because it uses wireless mirroring now. That means you can still stream... » Read More No, this is an HDMI cable that only outputs audio/video. Depending on the generation of kindle that you have, you can use this to stream to your tv or anything with a HDMI input. The newest generation of Kindle Fire's has just a mini USB output. You'll need a mini-USB to HDMI cable for that (Not used for charging). As far as heavy duty goes, you'll just need to be careful. I've used this one for roughly 7 months now and have had no problems with it. The new generation of Kindle Fire (HDX) doesn't require an HDMI cable because it uses wireless mirroring now. That means you can still stream and charge your Kindle Fire at the same time, but with one less cable. « Show Less
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this is a standard micro HDMI to HDMI male connector. If your device has a micro HDMI female connector, then this should work. I use it on my Nexus 10 and on a first generation Kindle Fire and it works great.
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To connect a Amazon Kindle Fire HD's micro HDMI port to a full-sized HDMI socket of a flat screen TV.Whatever is on the Kindle is shown on the TV - does not have to be a video or movie.
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Yes it would, Kindle Fire HD doesn't use MHL which this cable doesn't provide so it should ok !
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It works with my 7 inch Android tablet which has a mini HDMI female connector. I don't know if the Kindle fire has an HDMI connection.
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If you have a standard HDMI cable and the Kindle Fire HD requires the micro HDMI it will work. All this does is convert the standard HDMI to the micro HDMI. I use it with a laptop PC and it works great.
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I purchased my Kindle Fire HD in January 2014 and later ordered the 9To5 cable to connect my Fire HD to my Samsung HD TV. I use it to view Amazon Prime and YouTube movies on the larger TV screen. It works fine.
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Actually no however bluerigger sells a micro hdmi to hdmi cable for less than 10$ that's what I use for my kindle firehd
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Kindle Fire HD has a micro HDMI so you wouldn't need this. You would need a micro HDMI cable with micro-D connector if you want to output your Kindle to a big screen TV.
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Mine is Fire HD 7. If your Kindle has 2 ports, one should be for charging the battery and the second port is for the Mini HDMI connection. In Model 7, the ports are side by side. If your Kindle Fire 6 doesn't have the Mini HDMI port, this cable will not work.
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Even tho they tell you that all these cables are alike; they are not. I bought 2 that did not work before buying one off ebay that says specifically for Kindle. Works great!
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I haven't personally tried it as i dont own one. According to a little research i did on google, no it wont fit. This is the usb mini cable and what i found was you need the usb micro cable. Its smaller than this cable's tip. I hope this helps. Is not then ask more questions and i will answer the best i can. Search for micro usb cable or kindle fire charging cable on amazon and you will find the right one ;)
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I do not have a Kindle Fire 8.9 to test it but looking at technical specs it calls the min port a " Micro-HDMI (micro-D connector) port for high definition video output to televisions or A/V receivers which is the dame description I have on my Nikon camera which I bought the cable for and it works great. Standards for HDMI should also guarantee it to work but I have no way of testing it.