how it works when pairing with Kindle fire
1050334
I had a problem with pairing with first set, company called me and tried to help they did not work and he sent me a new set and pair right away. Company was very helpful.
1050335
Excellent. Had to contact manufacturer to figure out how to pair it, which turned out to be quite easy, has great sound, easy to use, and very comfortable to wear, love it.
1157643
Janet, I just tested it with two friends who have original Fire. It worked just the same with both. Paired almost instantly. I am still somewhat bemused by the mysteries of the keyboard but I believe a little more practice will do it. My male friend with the big fingers didn't like it, but it still worked. It is certainly worth a test. I am keeping mine and my friends are going to get one.
14564
I googled it right now and it says you can pair your kindle fire to a bluetooth keyboard. ;) I bought it for my daughter she loves it.
623188
I have a kindle fire - the connection is a little loose but works fine with quick charge.
386476
The pause play is on your fire, smart phone etc not on the actual speaker. To get a connection you obviously have to pair the devices through blue tooth after that the speaker will sound to show it is operating then switch it on and off and the connection should be made when you press play on your kindle fire
1665726
The keyboard has a built in Bluetooth that will automatically sync with the Kindle HDX Fire. Real easy.
1781105
I have not tried it with the Kindle Fire, but it should work with any bluetooth enabled device. It works with my Google Nexus 7 and PC.
615645
I do not have a Kindle Fire so I cannot be absolutely positive. However, if you have a connecting cable that has USB on one end and your Kindle power connector on the other it has to work. Reasoning: As you can see in the picture there are two sockets. The Photive comes with a cable that is USB on one end and plugs into the Photive on the other. It charges the Photive from a wall wart or your PC. You also have a cable from Kindle that then plugs into the USB connector on the Photive and goes into you Kindle on the other and it goes into the top slot in the picture. Should work just fine.
1072241
It connects via bluetooth, but it also comes with a cord (to plug into the headphones jack) for the devices that do not have Bluetooth capabilities. If your kindle has Bluetooth capabilities then you can use the speaker without the cord
958651
You can pair it with 2 Bluetooth®-enabled devices, such as a mobile phone, tablet or MP3 player. If your phone or music player doesn't have Bluetooth, it comes with a cord too. I researched and from what I see is that Kindle Fire is not Bluetooth compatible. Only Kindle Fire HD.
236846
I have not tried it with the Kindle Fire Phone, but it works via bluetooth - I use it with iPhone, iPad and iPod. So if your phone has bluetooth, it should work. Hope my answer helps you
425176
They pair with my transformer pad infinity very well, so if the Kindle fire supports blue tooth as well, you should be good.
681052
We haven't tested it yet, but I found the related informaiton from the forum discussion. Kindle Fire HD does support HID interface that is important to connect BT keyboard. That means it can connect to Kindle Fire HD.
736711
I'm not sure I understand the question. This is designed for somthing that has a triple ring mini, left audio out, right audio out and mono audio in. It will work with anything that has that type of interface. I do not own a Kindle Fire (yet) so I don't know if it will accept an audio input through its headphone jack. I know that this is not really an answer but I hope it helps you find an answer.
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I could pair only 1 device Connected to iPad then failed with Kindle fire and iPhone
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I don't know if it does or not as I don't have one. But. I do know that the Nook HD devices have been difficult to pair up with BT keyboards and this one was extraordinarily easy. There's a switch to choose between IPads/Apple or Android devices and the Kindle Fire devices are Android based devices too. Look up what type of interface your device supports and compare to what the keyboard requires. The keyboard supports quite a few so you should be able to see if your Kindle is compatible or not.
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Turn on kindle...open menu..go to wireless...then bluetooth...make sure bluetooth is ON...then make sure headset is charged...hold down larger middle button until light alternates between blue and red...this puts headset in pairing mode...wait for kindle to recognize headset...you should then see your headset listed in paired items...then hold button again to turn off. Then...hold button to turn on again...watch for CONNECTED under your headset listing.