Can you recharge the keyboard with your Samsung power jack? Or is the USB power cable provided a different jack than the Samsung Galaxy Note 8?
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Yes, you can charge the keyboard with the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 power jack. It also came with a separate USB cord.
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As already stated, the HDMI to the monitor/TV, the micro usb to the phone and the extra micro usb pigtail coming off the HDMI, is for a power supply. I must say I haven't found that it charges the phone as it hasn't done that on my Galaxy Note 2 and I haven't tried it without plugging in a power supply. This cord has worked flawlessly with my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 connected to either my 24" computer monitor (watch I had to setup a speaker for) or my 19" HD TV/DVD player.
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The USB cable is only for charging. The keyboard actually connects via Bluetooth, even if it also happens to be plugged in to charge. You could even plug it into a different computer or a wall adapter to charge it while you're using it to connect to the computer in question. If you are asking if you can run a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard off of one USB Bluetooth adapter than you can.
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Mine came with a regular USB to micro USB cable that you can plug into a computer or something like your iPhone AC adapter to charge the keyboard.
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I did not get a charging cable with mine. However, my Kindle charger and android phone charger are compatible with keyboard for charging.
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No it's not a Bluetooth based keyboard. It is designed to be used with the Asus transformer pad only. No it does not use power heavily, it is actually an extra power source for the tablet.
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You can charge the keyboard by plugging it to a USB port of your PC or to a transformer (charger) that takes USB. I used the charger that came with my ASUS tablet. The keyboard has a micro USB port similar to the ASUS tablet and comes with a USB to micro USB cable. It does not include a transformer.
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I have this and use it with my Galaxy Note 10.1. The best thing to try in my opinion would be a bluetooth keyboard. I tried a couple adapters on the cradle and couldn't get them to work. Like my USB wireless mouse. The only way that would work was with the adapter plugged in directly to the Note. I haven't tried a keyboard. Good Luck
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Yes the power adapter cable disconnects from the power/USB cable. The dual cable doesnt disconnect from the keyboard.
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you can used a very, very common charger many people use for their smart/android phone. I believe it's called the micro-USB charger. I use the same charger for my blackberry to charge up the keyboard. simply take the keyboard to walmart, radio shack, etc and see which charger will fit into the base of the keyboard.
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No, I have the Galaxy Note 2014 and I contacted Samsung directly and they told me this keyboard would not be compatible.
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You can use any micro usb cord to charge the keyboard. Here's one on amazon that's 10' long:
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The keyboard itself does not come with a charger. However, it charges via a standard micro-USB port, so any android phone charger will work.
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Keyboard? Im not sure if that is a different charge than the one used to power up the battery or not. But to recharge battery you do not need to remove case.
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Not very well. It does not stay connected to the bluetooth. You can start typing and it will just disconnect and that 20 seconds it will say bluetooth connected. I just finished a live chat with samsung support and they say there currently is "no keyboard currently compatible with the Note. It is very upsetting because the case is very nice.
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As you look at the picture of the keyboard, the bottom right is where you see the "on/off" switch. Just to the right of that, along the right edge, is the usb connection for charging. Hope this helps.
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it has an internal battery - it comes with the cord which you connect the keyboard to a standard household outlet. basically the same as charging a cell phone. in fact, many cell phone cables will work with it also. i've plugged mine into the same car charger cord i use for my cell to enable charging while i drive. so far, i've found that the battery holds power for much longer than i'd expected before needing to be recharged. hope this makes a little bit of sense - i'm not much of an electronic whiz so my wording is not very "techy" : (