Can I use this keyboard for the Android Nexus 7 Tablet? (1st generation)
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Most likely the keyboard will work because it's Bluetooth. The Nexus probably won't fit inside it, however, as the mini 9 was made for the iPad mini.
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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 have the first gen Google nexus 7 made by ASUS. This is a good match for the exterior and the keyboard does work. I mostly use the swipe and type while it is propped up in the case cradle but have used the keypad. The pad is just small so imagine you typing on essentially what is the length of your tablet. Good luck.
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I have a K810, which works very well with my Nexus 7 2nd gen tablet. It's like having a laptop using this keyboard. Great for checking things during meetings, or taking action items down.
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The keyboard connects with a USB cable. Any tablet that will fit in this case that has a USB connection will work. If your tablet does not have a USB connection, then I don't know if you can use this tablet. So, if your tablet doesn't have a USB connection, your best bet would be to bring it in to a place like Best Buy and ask them if there is a cable that would allow you to connect your device to a USB cable.
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Kimberly is correct that the OW is designed for the Apple Wireless Keyboard. If you're not using the AWK there are better choices. However, the bluetooth AWK is fully compatible with the Nexus 7 and the tray designed to hold the iPad works quite well for the Nexus 7 (as well as other tablets.) I use mine with both my iPad and with my Kindle Fire HD, for example. The key issue to remember is that the Origami Workstation is not a "case" for the tablet. When closed it is a case for the Apple Wireless Keyboard.
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I understand that it will work. I currently use with android tablet and work perfectly. This keyboard is most designed for Windows base devices.
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I don't know but if you know the specifics on size of the tablet and compare them to the size specifics for the keyboard it should work. and this is a plug and use on a USB port so make sure your tablet has one
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This keyboard is very Windows 8 specific. It is Bluetooth and will function with just about any Bluetooth tablet. I think you would be better off with a more generic type keyboard for the Nexus.
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I have the same problem. About 3 months after purchase my keyboard stopped working. I tried everything and I can no longer pair with my Nexus 7.
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I use it with my Android Nexus 7 tablet. Mouse and keyboard almost makes a laptop.
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Please be informed that this keyboard case is fit for NEXUS 7. It's might be a little bit loose for Tab 3 7.0.
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I have used it on my Nexus 7 tablet, which runs the same version of Android OS. Just tested it on my Galaxy S3; it works. Both the keyboard and touchpad are fully functional.
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Yes, it should work. The YourType Android Keyboard supports tablets with 7" to 10.1"screen size.
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Unfortunately I can't give you a definite answer without knowing specifically the Android device you're using. However just as Eric answered along with other user as long as the device has bluetooth capability for the most part it should work. I'm still using this keyboard and its durability has held up very well against the many tosses my two year old has given it. The newer model with the stiffer yet slick looking metallic brown shell isn't as durable and was easily cracked for the little time I had it. (thanks to my son) lol
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This keyboard was designed for the original Nexus 7. However, it works for the second generation Nexus 7 as well, since the Bluetooth connection is standard, the holes and openings could be off a little bit.
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Try setting up the Bluetooth on wireless keyboard and on nexus tablet, the wireless keyboard should detect devices, then type in number and that should work