Can you plug it into a device that is not bluetooth and get sound? For exampl the Kindle Fire
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I have the Kindle Fire HEX and the Orb and I can tell you there is no input port only a charging port. The 1 cable it comes with has a USB on one end and the other end which fits the Orb is a female pin type which slides onto the male pin on the Orb. The Orb is NOT compatible with the Kindle's bluetooth. The Orb works well with my MacBook tho and it is a great spkr.
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I'd never tried connecting the kindle fire before, but since you asked, I did and it works great. The speaker has a AUX entrance (no cable provided) so you can hook it up to basically anything. Let me just save you the trouble: go ahead and buy it. Battery life is amazing too.
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I love this little speaker. I just cant get the bluetooth to work. The battery life is amazing. Once i removed it from the package i used it right away with the cord and i have had it about 2weeks and just yesturday had to charge it.
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The answer is YES. I just did it. The power input is also a normal AUX input. You need a different cable, called a 3.5mm auxiliary input cable or AUX cable, which has male plugs on both ends. One end goes in the or3, the other in your device's headphone jack, works like a charm. (I doubt this will charge the device, though: you'll probably have to swap back to the cable they provicde to do that.)
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Yes. They Actually Give You An extra Adapter As Well. I WaSnt Sure So I Tried It Out With An Old Walk Man...Viola!!!!
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Yes. It comes with the cord needed to plug into the speaker and then into your device.
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i don't have kindle...will work on anything with a 3.5mm plug output,or USB speaker adapter
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Yes, absolutely. Kindle fire HD has Bluetooth, so you can connect wirelessly to this speaker (or you can connect via wire if you want...both options work with the kindle fire hd)
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My kindle fire won't pick pick up this device up using bluetooth. Does anyone have any suggestions on how it can work with kindle fire?
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If your Kindle has blutooth capabilities, it should work. As a note, the Jam speakers are temperamental about connecting to a device after they've been turned off. It seems that your tablet needs to be told to "forget" the speakers, then turn both speakers off, then turn speakers on and tablet blutooth on, search, pair, and connect.
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I don't have a Kindle Fire, but the answer is probably yes. All it needs is a 3.5 jack. No setup. Just plug it in.
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Yes you should be able to just from the aux cord. As for the usb im not intirely sure and if the kindle hdx has bluetooth you could use that also. With this unit it pretty much covers everyway you can hook something up. So yes you can.
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It needs a blue tooth to work it should work with the HD Kindle it does not work with first generation Kindle Fire which is what I have. Hope this is helpful
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If you are talking about connecting the Kindle (assuming fire HD) to the reciever, you can use an HDMI cable and connect the Kindle to the reciever. With that, you can listen to music, Netflix, photos, etc... just like connecting your smart phone to the reciever.
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I don't have a kindle fire but I can't imagine that they wouldn't work. It's just a headphones jack (the smaller 1/8" kind, not the giant 1/4'' kind) and so it will plug into anything-- a stereo, an iPhone, an mp3 player, etc. I just checked my husband's kindle (a paperwhite, not a kindle fire) and it has the kind of plug that would work with these headphones.
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This speaker connects to your computer's USB port. A Kindle's audio output (earphones or external speakers) uses a normal earphone jack, not USB. I imagine the same goes for your phone. So I'd say no, it won't.
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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
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Yes it will work with your Kindle Fire. It will plug into the earphone port on the Kindle, but the cord is only about 5 or 6 inches long so you have to keep them close. Good little speakers.
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Yes. Use a hdmi to micro hdmi cable to connect kindle fire. Make sure both ends are male.
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Not sure if the Kindle Fire HD is Bluetooth enabled, but if it is, then yes you can.
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Yes. Bluetooth or you will need an auxiliary cable to plug to your kindle to the speaker.
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If the kindle fire has an IR reciever (that means infra red receiver), then your kindle fire should pick it up. But if it doesn't, then this headphones are not for you if you are going wireless. They can still work, but only if you buy the headphone jack wire to connect them with your kindle fire (just like the regular headphone jacks).