Need to know if this will work for my 9.7 tablet Matsunichi M97 model? Or could I just use my female to female usb and connect the 30 pin w/usb on keyboard?
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The cable I bought fits a Samsung Tab 2 7.0, 7.7 or 10.0 tablet. I believe it is only for Samsung devices, not Apple or other brands. I am not familiar with Matsunichi, so my guess is the connector won't match the tablet.
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It comes with a micro usb/female standard usb dongle. Theoretically, it should work with an external keyboard just fine. Though I haven't tried it myself.
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It is not USB, not sure if it specifically 30 pin, it connects to the bottom of a Galaxy Tab. The documentation says compatible with 10.1" but we also use it with a 7".
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You need a female USB cable. There are videos on you tube you can watch that show how connect e Keyboard to a tablet.
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Because you need a reverse adapter. Remember that the tablet has a female port for the micro USB charger, the little keyboard has a male connector. So you need an adapter that is Female USB on one end for the keyboard and male micro USB for the part that plugs into the tablet. This keyboard was not designed for micro USB but for tablets with a regular USB. Hence the adapter. They are about $3 on amazon. Its often suggested when you purchase this item at the bottom. I only figured it out because I happened to see the "Here's what other purchased after purchasing this" thing at the bottom otherwise I would have been pist like I'm sure you are now. Because you need a reverse adapter. Remember that the tablet has a female port for the micro USB charger, the little keyboard has a male connector. So you need an adapter that is Female USB on one end for the keyboard and male micro USB for the part that plugs into the tablet. This keyboard was not designed for micro USB but for tablets with a regular USB. Hence the adapter. They are about $3 on amazon. Its often suggested when you purchase this item at the bottom. I only figured it out because I happened to see the "Here's what other purchased after purchasing this" thing at the... » Read More Because you need a reverse adapter. Remember that the tablet has a female port for the micro USB charger, the little keyboard has a male connector. So you need an adapter that is Female USB on one end for the keyboard and male micro USB for the part that plugs into the tablet. This keyboard was not designed for micro USB but for tablets with a regular USB. Hence the adapter. They are about $3 on amazon. Its often suggested when you purchase this item at the bottom. I only figured it out because I happened to see the "Here's what other purchased after purchasing this" thing at the bottom otherwise I would have been pist like I'm sure you are now. « Show Less
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The keyboard comes with its own USB cord which I just plug in USB end into wall charger plug and the end that goes in the keyboard is what I have come to consider a "mini" usb. (The mini USB end DOES NOT fit into iPad connection) I am sorry that I am not a fluent enough techie to distinguish between 30 pin and 9 pin---but I have had no issues recharging my keyboard and I have found the battery life to be fantastic. Hope I helped.
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i have this same keyboard and its working with my generic 7" tablet with an Android 4.1 ICS, it may be a hardware problem with the keyboard, try with another one and if that doesn't work ask for a change...
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Sorry I am an unhappy customer also. I have not been able to get the keyboard to work. Haven't been able to find the right cord for it to hook to tablet. It was advertised as universal but they really ripped customers off. I bought 2 of these things.
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I bought the USB dongle for my Tab 3 and I've used it for USB jump-drives, my camera, my phone to share the data, and just cause you asked and I wanted to know. Why yes it does work with a USB keyboard. You might want to consider getting a small bluetooth keyboard just for ease. That's what I normally use with my tablet, but the USB keyboard works just as well with the dongle.
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I have a Android 10.1" tablet and I found out I need one that is a 2.4gb or less to make it compatible the one you are talking about is a 3.0 As of yet I have not found one to be compatible unless I want to go to Verizon and pay $60 for one, which I do not want to do because I do not use it enough to justify it. If you find one on Amazon please let me know. Otherwise hook up should be blue tooth they should connect automatically, but no expert here at all. I got a blue tooth keyboard and that works and hooked up with no problem at all.
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These should work on anything that can accept a USB keyboard. I have used it on my Motorola Razr M smartphone with an adapter to size down from standard USB to micro USB and it actually works pretty well. Since tablets run on the same software I would hazard to guess that this should work just fine on one, provided you have a USB input somewhere on the device.
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I'm not familiar with the new tablet, but if the charging port is the same as the previous tablet it will work. You may want to look at Samsung's site to verify. I love my keyboard by the way. I tried several different models before purchasing a Samsung keyboard because I had too many issues with the Bluetooth connection. Never had a problem since this purchase. I use my keyboard mostly at work so I tend to leave it on my desk. Portability with this board might be problematic if you plan to use it all the time.
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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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Be careful to order proper USB connection. The one sent me had wrong USB connection for my tablet and I couldn't get any response when I tried to swap for keyboard with right connector
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Well, we are using it to connect a weird ergonomic keyboard to a Dell desktop machine, and it reliably emulates a USB device to the Dell's satisfaction. As long as your tablet has a standard USB connector it ought to work. Mark Kinsler, Lancaster, Ohio.
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When my tablet keyboard came, it fit perfectly and works quite well. It sounds like the parts are not compatible, can you check to be sure that the dock is the correct part for the tablet?
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It is designed specifically for 9.7" tablets, which are a different aspect ratio than 10" tablets. The cable is standard USB but it comes with the adapter for mini-USB. With my tablet it is a little inconvienent to need the adapter, but it works. As others have indicated the tablet may slide out of the sides, but a little Velcro or foam tape could fix this. I used a plastic wiring guide. I suspect it will work fine with these limitations.