I have a normal USB and if i buy this can i see the stuff from my usb on my samsung galaxy tab 4?
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If you mean you have a flash drive you want to insert then yes, that was exactly why I bought it.
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I would assume so if the tablet has a micro usb port. I don't have a Samsung tablet myself. But the purpose of this converter is to plug a standard usb cord into one end and the other end of the connector into a devise that has a micro usb port . I hope that this helped you.
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Yes you can use your galaxy tab 4, the only thing that you need its the correct cable to connect the galaxy tab.
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When I plug it into my Samsung Tablet it recognizes the USB port..I'm not sure what the issue is your asking
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No I tried it on my samsung galaxy tab 3 using the USB adapter and didn't work
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I use it on my laptop and it works fine. I don't have a USB port on my tablet....sorry.
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I comes with Ipad, Iphone, Galaxy TAB and Android ports but is can change any micro usb device
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It does have a regular USB and a micro USB port, otherwise, I don't know if it will work with your tablet.
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Hello, just plug in the mini-usb in the mini-usb port from your tablet, that's all.
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There are no USB ports on the tablet. You must have the optional keyboard to get USB.
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Yes it will. One end is a microUSB tip and the other is a standard PC USB tip seen in standard flash drives. Having both these tips allows you to save items on your Android smartphone or tablet and transfer to PC and likewise, from PC to Android tablet and smartphone.
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Only the Note 3 uses the USB 3.0 and the tablets still use the microUSB connector. I suspect the galaxy tab 3 tablet has a resident video app too.
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Not directly. You have a USB cable that allows you to plug the tablet into a computer. What I have found is even easier is to use the "cloud" to transfer files to my computer then if I want to transfer that file to a flash drive. Your tablet comes with the "Dropbox" application, which works great. Another favorite cloud app I use is Google "Drive". By using cloud app's the flash drive is becoming a tool I rarely have to use.
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Kind of a vague question. What kind of tablet do you have? If the tablet can have a USB plugged into it, then I would just get a thumb drive if you are just transferring pictures and videos. It all depends on which tablet.
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In my case, it's plug &play. I suggest you proceed via My files and tap on the usb drive. Good luck.
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Hello! Usually tablets only have MICRO USB inputs. This is a normal sized USB. If you wish to use a flash drive with your android device, you must buy a converter like: http://www.quill.com/startech-usb-cable/cbs/406585.html?cm_mmc=SEM_PLA_T_406585 Or you can search MICRO USB flash drive. Good luck!
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yes if the tablet or whatever it is that you are trying to "read" on, has the software that supports the data on the drive.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less