Hi, I have two questions but probably easier to just say what I'd like to use this wireless drive for and you can tell me if it's possible. I might be getting a used Kindle Fire HD as a gift. I would like to use this wireless drive to store / load word...
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I have a Kindle Fire HD and the SanDisk drive works just fine. You can download an app from SanDisk that makes connecting and file transfer very easy. I have used the drive to transfer word processing files and pictures from my computer to my Kindle with no problems.
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Don't have a Kindle, use it with Apple devices, but I would guess that if both are connected to a PC via USB cables you would be able to move them directly. Over Wifi not sure since at least mine stated IOS/Apple compatibility only (bought it 3 yrs ago. )
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So long as the Kindle Fire HD can connect to Bluetooth devices it should work just fine. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or concerns. Have a great day!Regards,Battery World
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I may not be the right person to ask considering my review of the mouse probably could not be worse. I reviewed what the manufacturer described as compatible operating systems and it seems that the mouse is compatible with every OS but the Kindle Fire HD. My opinion is that you can get a much better bluetooth mouse for another $5 and be quite pleased. I use the basic kindle white reader so I don't really know about the others in the Kindle family so they're isn't much more I would feel comfortable suggesting. But good luck. Steve G.
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I'm not entirely sure if there's an app available on Kindle tablets or not. I only have Apple and other Android devices. If there isn't, you can still access the files on the Wi-Drive via a web browser on the tablet. The Wi-Drive has an associated IP address that you can type into your browser and browse/view the files on the Wi-Drive. So, in theory, the answer to your question is yes - it should work on a Kindle HD or any other Kindle tablet, even if there's not a dedicated app for the Kindle. NOTE: I haven't tested the web browser option on a Kindle, but I know it works on other devices and is a supported method for viewing Wi-Drive files. I'm not entirely sure if there's an app available on Kindle tablets or not. I only have Apple and other Android devices. If there isn't, you can still access the files on the Wi-Drive via a web browser on the tablet. The Wi-Drive has an associated IP address that you can type into your browser and browse/view the files on the Wi-Drive. So, in theory, the answer to your question is yes - it should work on a Kindle HD or any other Kindle tablet, even if there's not a dedicated app for the Kindle. NOTE: I haven't tested the web browser option on a Kindle, but I know it works on other devices... » Read More I'm not entirely sure if there's an app available on Kindle tablets or not. I only have Apple and other Android devices. If there isn't, you can still access the files on the Wi-Drive via a web browser on the tablet. The Wi-Drive has an associated IP address that you can type into your browser and browse/view the files on the Wi-Drive. So, in theory, the answer to your question is yes - it should work on a Kindle HD or any other Kindle tablet, even if there's not a dedicated app for the Kindle. NOTE: I haven't tested the web browser option on a Kindle, but I know it works on other devices and is a supported method for viewing Wi-Drive files. « Show Less
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you can use it to connect your kindle fire to the internet connecting directly to your computer you just use the charger plug and sync everything
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Sorry, I don't know if you can or not. I'm using it with my internet and it works fine for that purpose. But then I am using the wireless for my Colored Nook but then again, it's thru the internet connection. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help.
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I haven't stored games on it. But I assume u can since I have stored movies and all my pics on it. It's a wireless flash drive so I assume so. I love it since I have a ipad and now I can transfer stuff without plugging into my laptop. Really saved me when I was on a trip and was able to transfer my pics onto it.
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Not sure why you would want a wireless adapter for a fire tv when it has built in wireless. this is not flash drive if that is what you are thinking.
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The laptop isn't what I originally expected, I mean it works but it reminds me more of a big tablet with a keyboard. There are times where it can take a while to load and it's difficult to copy and paste things. I guess I'm trying to say what are you going to use it for. If the child is going to use a flashdrive to listen to music or watch movies on there, it ca work. But I worry that researching and doing hw may not be the best of things to use it for, hope I could help ^_^
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Absolutely, My wife has a kindle fire and we use the d-link while in the RV, where I connect the d-link into the RV campground wireless and all the rest of our devices such as my laptop, iPad and my wife's kindle fire connect to the dlink.
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It depends what you want to use it for. Since it has a Micro-B USB connector, it will fit in the Kindle's port and work as any standard USB cable. But the primary use for a USB OTG cable like this is to connect a USB drive to a smartphone (the reason I got it). That won't happen with the Kindle. It's USB port is apparently "crippled" in the sense that it can't act as a USB host.
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As others have said...it can only be used where you have a usb connection. I suppose you could download it to a computer and then transfer it to your kindle but I haven't tried that.
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He had three iPads and was on a trip with all three runing watching differnet moves. As I understand it this will only work on iPads and Kindle Fires. No hotspot need for wifi need because this is a wifi memory drive. No phone support at all. I want to know if it will work with ePub and Mobic formats?
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What??? You can use it as a pen drive There's no battery in this device and it needs to be plugged in if your going to use it
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Just use the regular USB end to download files from your PC to this drive, then use the micro-USB end to upload files to your Kindle Fire HD.
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I have purchased several of these devices, but have not opened any. Dont know if its worth the risk. Purchased a Tripe Mate Elite by HooToo, which is a wireless router that lets you connect an external hard drive (&gt;1TB), do pass thrus, etc. Check this device in Amazon and read reviews. Cost was pretty minimal $40. Then you can have several HD's and used the one you want. Need to check the movie whether MP4, or what, has some limitations.