What kind of adaptor would be needed to charge my kindle fire tablet on it. Would it work?
1837349
Ummm I really don't know that I couldn't use mine cause my phone needed some type of phone case just to charge it
1837350
Well it'd need the one that is similar to the one you currently charge you Kindle Fire with.But I wouldn't recommend the Charging Pad, I understand that there are descriptions, but listed "Charging Pad" with a picture of a phone on the pad, makes people think its a set and go kind of thing. I don't want a ugly case on my phone, who does?? Nor weird wires. So I don't recommend this, you'd have better luck just plugging in your original phone charger, it's cheaper.It's a rip off and not worth the 12+ I paid for it.
1837351
It is really a stupid device, you plug your usb adapter into the device and plug the device (that is if it would work). It didn't charge anything. The listing led us to believe you could lay your phone or kindle on it and it would charge it, but it isn't designed that way. You have to plug your device into it.
2060852
Yes it charges my Kindle Fire. Comes with a wall plug that has two USB ports and a USB cable that has (3) USB Micro (kindle and some phones) , an Ipod classic and newer Ipod Touch charging connectors. I found the lengeth of the cable too short and instead found a small (make sure it is small) utility strip and installed it inside and then added more chargers.
1517406
Yes, with the USB adapter. I don't believe the Kindle Fire has a 'regular' USB port on it. I think it has a USB Mini.... but yes, with the adapter it should work perfectly!
2063733
Yes it will charge anything that can charge via usb it has a USB port as well as a micro usb attachement (kindle fire) so you can use the usb cord that came with your device i have charged all of those devices except the camera
379403
I would think any universal usb cord would work. I'm not too familiar with Kindles, so I'm just guessing.
160237
Mine is the kindle fire but its just a plug, you have to put your own USB cord into it to charge it with so I would think it would work for any/all of them.
1455955
I don't own a kindle, but we used one of the three "adapters" to charge our ipad. My kids also used it to charge their phones (different types) and ipods.
1661548
Yes - any charger that fits your tablet will work. You can purchase one from any source (including Amazon.com).
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.
753753
I have a Lenovo Ideatab with a spot to plug in micro HDMI. It works for my case. I don't think the Kindle Fire includes micro HDMI port, so it probably won't work.
526548
As long as its fully charged it should have no problem charging your kindle (I'm not so sure about the kindle fire though).
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I would expect it to. I don't have a kindle fire, but I have used it for my Petzl headlamp, Plantronics headset, LG phone, iPhone 6, iPad 2, unu battery pack, etc. No issues so far.
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I don't have a Kindle fire so I can't really answer your question. As long as you have a usb out put on your kindle, it should work. I use it on my iPhone5 & it does a great job. It's enough to charge my phone & my husband's. I had left it uncharge for over 3 weeks and it still has about 50% power in it.
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This is an extension cable so you can plug in your existing cable to one end and the other end to the charging outlet (or computer). So if your kindle fire cable unplugs from the wall charger then yes it will work.
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Yes. The only way I can charge my Kindle Fire is by putting something underneath the cord, before it goes on the Kindle. This puts pressure upwards on the cord and makes it work OK. I'm surprised that the Kindle has such a sloppy loose connection where the cord attaches. You would think Amazon knows about it. Why not have a connector like the ones that go into a laptop from the cord. Those never get loose. Just sayin...
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It should work if it has a micro USB. It works on my Kindel Fire HD and it has a micro USB port.
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I don't have a kindle fire, but I would assume that it will work. It has a USB port, so you would use you kindle cable and plug it into the battery.