Hi there, anyone knows if this would work with Android devices via OTG? Anyone tried it?
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I doubt it. I haven't tried it, but it won't work with the Linux OS on one of my pc's, so I don't think it would work with Android either.
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its a digital to analog converter with a headphone amp..? what exactly would you do with your phone?
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Yes on the nexus 7 2012, 2013, note 3, note 2 but not the note 8. I'd recommend the behringer uac 202 works way better and has optical out via toslink. What device are u using? This unit is not a good match for android. Very unstable. Uac 202 has better output and clarity. The opamps are good in both.
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Please check your phone model, it is not support OTG function? If support does not identify, you can return the Amazon. Thank you for your feedback.
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I have only used it with the Pandigital Android. It requires and adaptor to connect (USB A Female to Mini USB B 5 Pin Male Adapter Cable). Hope this helps.
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Works great on my nexus 7 2012 and every other android device I have tried that is OTG compatible.
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have not tried it on a tablet. My understanding is that "USB on the go" or OTG, is implemented in all of Samsung's products starting with the Galaxy S II. OTG is a firmware and hardware implementation that is supported by more recent versions of Android. to support OTG, the connector on the device must have 5 instead of 4 pins. When the OTG cable is attached, the 5th pin is used to identify the device that will be host. Sooo, to check run USB OTG Checker and it will tell you if your device is OTG capable: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.usbotgchecker&hl;=en have not tried it on a tablet. My understanding is that "USB on the go" or OTG, is implemented in all of Samsung's products starting with the Galaxy S II. OTG is a firmware and hardware implementation that is supported by more recent versions of Android. to support OTG, the connector on the device must have 5 instead of 4 pins. When the OTG cable is attached, the 5th pin is used to identify the device that will be host. Sooo, to check run USB OTG Checker and it will tell you if your device is OTG capable:... » Read More have not tried it on a tablet. My understanding is that "USB on the go" or OTG, is implemented in all of Samsung's products starting with the Galaxy S II. OTG is a firmware and hardware implementation that is supported by more recent versions of Android. to support OTG, the connector on the device must have 5 instead of 4 pins. When the OTG cable is attached, the 5th pin is used to identify the device that will be host. Sooo, to check run USB OTG Checker and it will tell you if your device is OTG capable: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.usbotgchecker&hl;=en « Show Less
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Some devices are not supported for otg charge but I can charge mine because I have a custom kernel that let's me do this.This works on Samsung devices.
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Certain phones and tablets are labeled OTG (on the go) and can be used with external keyboards, thumb drives, etc. using that cable. A few devices aren't compatible as may be the case with your kindle. There may be a way to enable the OTG capability with a custom rom (aka jailbreaking) but this may end up voiding your warranty or "bricking" your device. There may be apps available in the Google play store to enable OTG or to trouble-shoot your tablet/phone but these don't work on all devices. YMMV
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any OTG cable will work on any device that supports OTG, if your device dosnt natively support OTG you can flash a kernel that does support OTG but you have to root. it works on my HTC One it should natively work on a nexus 10 it works on the nexus 7.
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I have Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and it works great on it. I am pretty sure it will work on everything which supports USB OTG and have USB 3.0 port.
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As my experience, this OTG USB cable can work with my HTC and Samsung cell phone and Asus Transformer tablet; unless your camera have the file transfer function, most likely you will need to use the card reader to transfer the file. I'm using this cable with flash drive to have extra music or movie to play, or transfer the file to USB drive for easy access.
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If your device supports USB OTG (On The Go) then it should work. From what I have read online though, it does not look like it supports this.
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Maybe someone with more hands-on experience could help, but this typically won't work. The connection with the slimport cable and the usb port on your device needs to be a straight path without splitters. Will work fine with a flash drive and charging if your device rom supports OTG charging.
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Works on mine. Just plugged in the usb transmitter into unit and it worked. Look at android settings?
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I was forwarded this question through Amazon 1st off so you know. Now there is a difference they may or may not matter.I use the OTG cable with my S3 for starters. I'm assuming that since you purchased this cable you made sure your Nexus is OTG (on the go) cable compatible. You'll need to download a USB mount app to make this ez.I use OTG Helper from the play store. Another good one would be "Stick Mount". With either one of these it should make it quite simple & self explanatory. It's just a matter of moving & viewing files like you would with any file explore. If you run into any bumps feel free to contact me through Amazon again. Hope this helps.
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Crystal, I have no idea. I ordered this for use with a tablet I have yet to purchase. And, I know absolutely nothing about the workings of a Kindle Fire of any variety. Sorry. My advice would be to look at the Kindle Fire blog pages. There is a wealth of information at your fingertips, so to speak. It's my understanding that all of the OTG cable devices are used for the same purpose, to connect a USB 2.0 device to another device with a Mini-USB 2.0 device.
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I purchased for an android phone. It worked for me. I have heard of folks that had compatibility issues however as well.
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I can't know that. You need to look to see if you can use On The Go (OTG) cables with your device. Sorry