Is it HID compliant. Samsung said that I need to get a keyboard that has a usb dongle and that it must be HID (Human Interface Device Compliant).
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Thanks for your question, it's HID compliant and a 2.4G dongle included Note: the dongle is concealed inside the keyboard body, you need to look carefully to see it. You need to plug the dongle into your TV.
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It might. We can't confirm specific models of keyboards, as there are literally thousands of options. That said, if it doesn't require a driver and the keyboard directly connects to the dongle without software (or better, HID compliant), it should work. --Mr. S
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Fair warning, I don't own and haven't used a Kindle Fire of any sort. That said, I took a look at the Kindle Fire HD 7 inch spec sheet - which includes support for Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Devices - keyboards, meece, etc). Given that and the fact that this keyboard works fine with every Android device I've tested (a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Note, an Asus Nexus 7 - which is what I'm using to type this response, and an LG Nexus 4), I'd say you're completely safe buying this keyboard.Also, if these details don't leave you confidant, this keyboard's carried at all Apple Stores. Take your kindle in - I'm sure they won't give you trouble about testing it in store. Fair warning, I don't own and haven't used a Kindle Fire of any sort. That said, I took a look at the Kindle Fire HD 7 inch spec sheet - which includes support for Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Devices - keyboards, meece, etc). Given that and the fact that this keyboard works fine with every Android device I've tested (a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Note, an Asus Nexus 7 - which is what I'm using to type this response, and an LG Nexus 4), I'd say you're completely safe buying this keyboard.Also, if these details don't leave you confidant, this keyboard's carried at all Apple... » Read More Fair warning, I don't own and haven't used a Kindle Fire of any sort. That said, I took a look at the Kindle Fire HD 7 inch spec sheet - which includes support for Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Devices - keyboards, meece, etc). Given that and the fact that this keyboard works fine with every Android device I've tested (a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Note, an Asus Nexus 7 - which is what I'm using to type this response, and an LG Nexus 4), I'd say you're completely safe buying this keyboard.Also, if these details don't leave you confidant, this keyboard's carried at all Apple Stores. Take your kindle in - I'm sure they won't give you trouble about testing it in store. « Show Less
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Yeah, it's good. It takes 2 usb ports, and you have to use their software program. You can't change colors before getting the program. That is where you change the colors. I would have liked it on the actual keyboard. The emblem is much brighter than the keys.
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Hi. This keyboard is wired (USB 2.0). It'd be nice if it were wireless. So in use, you have the cable for the keyboard and the cable between the halves of the keyboard. Lots of wires to see, which is something you have to be OK with. Hope this helps...
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I've connected it to other devices, though this keyboard has iDevice specific function keys. Many work, some do not. As far as the basic keyboard, though, you should be good to go there.
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I looked up your tablet and it looks like it is worth a shoot. You can return if it does not work. I thought I read your tablet had a full size USB for dongle. You might need a hub to use to for dongle and keyboard at same time, hope this helps.
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The USB cable yea, but to fit in the keyboard it has to be like Samsung charger. Because i have the Samsung galaxy S2 and it works perfect. You have to look at the size of the keyboard whole to fit. Its thin. Or u can buy one for like $3-$5 . Hope this helps.
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Nope. It's gotta be wireless. The question is, why would you want such a tiny keyboard to be wired? Are you limited to one USB? Anyway, I've tried it out. The keyboard doesn't do anything without the dongle being plugged in.
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Hello Kristian,I use this keyboard in conjunction with the supplied USB dongle. I do not believe that the keyboard as Bluetooth capability. I hope this helps,Derek
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I researched the logitec site and inquired as to which keyboards the unifying USB would link to discover that it will not only unify those that are listed but a few others as well. If it says it will link the keyboard that is listed rest assured that it will do the job. Mine has worked flawlessly since it arrived. Good luck.
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Thank you for your fast reply. Good to know wireless keyboard works.I still do Not understand what is Samsung - pop up blocker.
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As long as any other keyboard, but it takes 2 USB ports to connect to your PC, good luck with you buy and hope you get a good keyboard with the enter key failure.
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As has been noted, as a Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Device) it works fine out of the box with any OS that supports BT HID. However, Microsoft does provide a downloadable package, the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center, to "access all the features of your new device." This allows you to change the functions for the left and right buttons, and to adjust the touch settings (vertical and horizontal sensitivity, flick, scrolling direction).
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In a chat with Samsung support, I was told the following Logitech keyboards were the only compatible ones:K750K400K350K360 Hope that helps!
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No ... wireless devices, like keyboards, usually require a Bluetooth or unifying adapter. Most devices come with their own too. This dongle is for connecting your computer to WiFi for Internet connectivity.
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It detected my Microsoft Wireless Comfort Keyboard 5000 as soon as I plugged in the USB fob. The keyboard works fine with all the Samsung applications, but not with some third-party apps (Amazon Video being the biggest hang-up for me).