Will this work on the samsung Galaxy tab S to transfer data back and forth to a 2.0 flash drive? Thanks
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Enable by checking USB connection troubleshooting in the tablet settings. The other ways to transfer data is by using the tablet Bluetooth or putting files on a memory card or flash-drive and copying them to your tablet. I find that saving my files to "Google Drive" is the easiest way to access them from any device, whether it be music, Pdf, images, or most files. "Dropbox or other clouds work the same, but Google Drive is the best choice in my opinion.
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I can only speak for my devices. I have a Galaxy S5 (Verizon), plus a Galaxy Tab 3 8.0. It works in both of them. I have used it to transfer movies to and between both devices. Speed is not lightning fast, but it beats using Wi-Fi or cell data.
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This is a mAcro card -the key is the size of the card not the internal capacity. I think you are looking for a mIcro card - Micro cards are much smaller in size. Please check the spec on your Galaxy Tablet carefully. If the spec is for a micro (key is the I) then NO this will not work as it is too big to fit in the slot.
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Not sure. I do know that when I plugged it into the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 it didn't register my hard drive and I couldn't see it on the list of added devices.
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It will work for the hard drive. It will work on some of the newer android tablets such as Samsung but not for android tablets that have the micro USB ports
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It works for Galaxy S4. Not sure about Note 2. It's the SD and USB flash drive. There's a slit on the USB drive that the SD card slides into and allows you to load/unload files from your computer to whatever device you keep the SD card in.
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Samsung (and other suppliers) make an adapter (dongle) that will plug into the tablet directly or the connector on the side of the keyboard and provide a USB port. I have the one from Samsung and it works perfectly for connecting flash drives and other devices.
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Yes you should be able to move USB Thumb drive data to SD Card with the device
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Yes and no, any usb flash drive or sd card will work. But plugging in a tablet of smart phone using usb won't work. They only work through aux cable.
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The Galaxy Tab 4 has a micro SD card port for memory expansion but does not have a full size USB port. The mini-USB port is used for connecting the battery charger, I don't believe it will work for data transfer. to be honest I've never tried using the mini-USB for data transfer.
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If it has a USB port.....It will work like a thumb drive does......You don't need 3.0 USB.....It's a bit slower with a 2.0 naturally.....
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I would say yes...I have used it on a Galaxy 2 and 4. It is like a regular usb.
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Sorry, I used this Micro SD card on a Samsung Tab II. Of which I did not experience any issues.
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for any phone/tablet, NO. It purely depends on the device actually. OTG (on the go) hardware and drivers should be there in the device for it to access this flash drive or any storage device via the usb port. If it does support, then file explorer will work. To check if your device does support, i think there is an app in android called USB OTG checker or something like that. If the device is not running android and there is no app, buy a cheap OTG cable, plug in your portable hard disk and see if it reads. although, be careful with the OTG cables as they can easily damage the device's usb port.
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Yup. That's what I use mine for. I have two 64gb thumb drives full of content, and I just plug them in and watch them on my galaxy tab 2. I love it.
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So long as there is a micro usb output on the device, yes it should work. You'll want to check your tablets capacity limit however, because if you're wanting to plug a flash drive into it if the flash drive is to big the device won't be able to recognize it, and that wouldn't be the adapters fault. It's just the way your device was designed. Chances are if you use a flash drive around 32gb or less you should be good.
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I use this adapter to connect to my Galaxy Note 10.1 to allow connection of any USB flash drive. My guess is that it won't work.