can this be used with a kindle to block radiation?
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Denise Denise refering to the Defenderpad website, it speaks of "laptops,tablets and other electronic devices." The website is DefenderPad.com/
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There is something to understand here. I love my Kindle, it has about zero radiation when the wireless or 3G function is turned OFF. Do you understand? Why use a Kindle with the wireless function on? There is no need once you download your book. So this product would not be necessary in any way for a Kindle. If you are using the wireless function on the Kindle, this pad would block the radiation on the backside of it, but do absolutely nothing for the wireless signal shooting out the sides and front. Hope this helps.
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The same type of radiation comes from the wireless antennas on tablet devices and laptops so I would say "Yes" that it would work the same way.
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Yes, it is secured by a magnet so the face of your kindle is totally protected, even if you dump it inside a bag.
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Sorry, I'm not sure. It connects through Bluetooth, so as long as the kindle has Bluetooth capabilities, I would guess that it should work.
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Certain phones and tablets are labeled OTG (on the go) and can be used with external keyboards, thumb drives, etc. using that cable. A few devices aren't compatible as may be the case with your kindle. There may be a way to enable the OTG capability with a custom rom (aka jailbreaking) but this may end up voiding your warranty or "bricking" your device. There may be apps available in the Google play store to enable OTG or to trouble-shoot your tablet/phone but these don't work on all devices. YMMV
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Sorry - I can't be of any help; I bought it strictly for use with my Kindle Fire.
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It would protect the back. It's made of a pretty hard plastic but it is flexible so you can get it on the kindle.
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If it connects to kindle, it should work. It sends an FM signal from connected device.
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I have used them with my iPad and iPod. I don't have a Kindle, but they have a standard connector, so I don't see why it wouldn't work on that as well.
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I don't have a kindle to test it on. but if it is Bluetooth accessible then it should work as the speaker works through blue tooth
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Probably not, it didn't work with very much... It was so bad I returned it the day after I got it and bought a kindle fire for less money.
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You don't need this product for the Kindle. It already has a wi-fi radio in it. This devise is to make a TV, DVD etc capable of receiving wi-fi signals if it doesn't have built in wi-fi
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Not sure. I have not tried that. I have only used it with my Kindle. According to the instructions, it should do what you want.
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It seems to be a standard USB, so if the port on the kindle is a USB port, then I would imagine it would work.n
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I can't answer that question. I purchased the item for use with my cell phone. It works well to add usb storage to my Sony Xperia Z1s but I would not be able to comment on whether it would work with your Kindle device.
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I don't know anything about Kindles, but if it has 3.5mm jack, I'd think it would work.
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Yes and no. There is a removable hard cover for the screen. So, you can put the cover on when the kindle is not in use. I was nervous about this case, but my husband is THRILLED with it. The rubber covering the back and corners is ideal for protecting the screen against drops and bumps. The screen cover protects it well when not in use, and seems to click on just right.
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I have a kindle with a flap style case and stretchy band. I toss the flap over the top and use the band to position it in the middle of the handles. It blocks the screen but I'd much rather watch a movie than see the screen anyway.