I would like to connect it to my Smart tv. Will it work?
1477913
It should work with anything that has a USB port. It just allows you to plug more devices into it.
1477914
This will probably work, but I do not recommend getting this hub. This hub broke after being used only 3 times over a 2 week span, even though I treated it gently. I would recommending getting this instead Connectland CL-U2MNHUB-4B 4 Ports USB V2.0 Mini Hub (Black)
1477915
I found this link you might want to read first :http://forums.cnet.com/7723-13973_102-601738/usb-hub/It works fine for my computer expansion but it may not be 100 percent for your application.So far I've had no problems with mine breaking down.
1477916
I read as much information on the product before I purchased and the information I found useful for my needs and it does just as described. I'd check with BestBuy before purchasing if your query is not resolved in your research. Sorry not able to respond otherwise.
1477917
i honestly wouldn't recommend you purchasing this product at all, is just a total waste of time and money. you will be lucky if two usb port work on this thing.
1477918
I'm not sure , but when I connected it to my smart phone it drained it instead of charging it! I hope this help you!
1263
If you are going to make it a wired connection, yes. But if your smart TV is going to be a WiFi connection, get something else. The WiFi on this router doesn't have good range, and drops out constantly.
914464
I hope you have found the answer you are looking for. If your Smart Television is bluetooth enabled and supports the proper bluetooth protocols, I do not see why this product would not work with your device. I couldn't further address your question without specific information about the make and model of your device, but you may be able to look on the manufacturers website.
1721928
IF your TV has a headphone jack or bluetooth, I think you would be able to connect it.
1945313
this should be able to work with anything that can be paired with bluetooth, computer, cell phone, etc. if the tv has bluetooth, it should work.
377990
Not a Smart TV. You would still need an external device like a Blu-Ray player or gaming system like an XBox or PlayStayion to connect through it.
1275591
No, won't work with smart, HD, or any other type of digital TV. It only works with older analog types as there is only two jacks coming from the unit. One is audio and the other video.
1961115
Check the specifications of your TV on internet. If it is graded as "wifi ready" it most probably can support it.
201049
Ours is a Samsung smart TV and I couldn't get it to work. At all. It wouldn't connect.
806619
You will need to get a Bluetooth transmitter...plug that into you headphone outlet in your TV then it will work
1836002
If your tv set is HD ready, it should work. I tried to use it on an older television set and it did not work.
185681
I don't have mine hooked up to a Smart TV. I did not have the regular connection on my TV as most did, very limited including no option for RCA. I had mine hooked up from my Television Audio Out, headphone jack to RCA Jack input on the unit. You have to kind of look around for how you want to connect it to your TV First. This is not made for modern Televisions unless you do your homework and procure the correct wires ahead of time. Mine was solved with a trip to Radio Shack.
1134505
As long as you have an hdmi port on your TV and an Internet connection, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
2200962
Sure, if you connect the tv with something that has wifi or an inter-web connector. This is not a wifi model.
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Yes it will work with a Samsung Smart TV. In fact I have Samsung Smart TV and it works perfectly. You use the same unifying USB transmitter that you would use on the computer. Just plug it into the USB port on the TV and it recognizes the USB transmitter automatically.
688628
Yes if your tv has the right pc output jack and a usb port. It works on mine just fine but my tv came with the right ports to connect it.
2006578
It's compatible with our Samsung Smart Tv. It's basically just plug'n'play. Hope that helps!