It is compatible with OTG devices?
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I'm not sure. But you can download an OTG checker from Google Play Store. After installing, it will tell you if your unit is compatible. Good Luck.
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I read that you can connect devices otg ... but I can not tell you because my I still do not is here! after 34 days!
257051
Should have a wall charger for tablet. At the moment not sure what otg is either, maybe if you have computer repair or electronic store near you, you could ask them. Sorry not more helpful.
1750169
Yes...however for storage device attachment to the phone via this connector, your phone must be able to detect usb storage attachment...you might have to download an OTG app on the market.
876552
yes its your phone, The s4 mini is a device which does not support OTG . I had the same problem with my nexus 4
1495994
As long as it is android and you need a OTG adapter cable usb female 2.0 to a micro usb 2.0 male cable. You will definitely need this adapter.
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Unfortunately, I don't have an OTG Cable for my Android Phone, so I have no way to test this at the moment. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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It should work just fine. It is an USB OTG adapter that works with android tablets, and it works just fine with my RCA Android tablet.
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The web forums show that this device has a lot of compatibility issues with generic otg cables. This one may or may not work, but it's cheap. I bought mine on that premise & it worked with my asus. Your mileage may vary. If you type - dell venue pro 8 otg cable - into the Google search, the first link is to the Dell forum. According to the Dell tech the tablet is otg compatible. She was also kind enough post a link to the official dell otg adapter. Sorry for not posting a link, but I'm not sure what Amazon's rules are regarding that. Hope this helps.
1938206
As long as your phone supports OTG it works. There are programs like stickmount to use it if your phone does not support OTG
1640073
It is compatible with the GBOX, however the limited range I had made it not worth using.
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Maybe someone with more hands-on experience could help, but this typically won't work. The connection with the slimport cable and the usb port on your device needs to be a straight path without splitters. Will work fine with a flash drive and charging if your device rom supports OTG charging.
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Ignore the other answers here. While I don't own this model, it should work would with all OTG (On The Go) supporting devices. Caveats: nexus 7.2 (2013) supports OTG, whereas 7.1 (2012) does not IIRC. That said: One does NOT receive a required App with the Nexus (5 or 7.2) so one needs to Google and install (purchase) a little app to transfer files -- there are several to choose from.
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I can't know that. You need to look to see if you can use On The Go (OTG) cables with your device. Sorry
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Depends. usually cheap tablets don't support it. what you're looking for is called USB OTG or just OTG (on the go). Do a quick google search for the model number or store you bought it from. Alternatively, there's an android app mentioned here http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-tell-if-your-android-phone-or-tablet-supports-usb-on-the-go/that will tell you one way or another. (it is android, right?) Good luck!UPDATE: Just because it fits, doesn't mean for sure that it will work! The hardware manufacturer has to allow power draw and a "host" mode to be able to connect to other USB devices. Depends. usually cheap tablets don't support it. what you're looking for is called USB OTG or just OTG (on the go). Do a quick google search for the model number or store you bought it from. Alternatively, there's an android app mentioned here http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-tell-if-your-android-phone-or-tablet-supports-usb-on-the-go/that will tell you one way or another. (it is android, right?) Good luck!UPDATE: Just because it fits, doesn't mean for sure that it will work! The hardware manufacturer has to allow power... » Read More Depends. usually cheap tablets don't support it. what you're looking for is called USB OTG or just OTG (on the go). Do a quick google search for the model number or store you bought it from. Alternatively, there's an android app mentioned here http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-tell-if-your-android-phone-or-tablet-supports-usb-on-the-go/that will tell you one way or another. (it is android, right?) Good luck!UPDATE: Just because it fits, doesn't mean for sure that it will work! The hardware manufacturer has to allow power draw and a "host" mode to be able to connect to other USB devices. « Show Less
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Download USB OTG checker from the play store, if it says that your device supports OTG then, Yes this cable should work.
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any OTG cable will work on any device that supports OTG, if your device dosnt natively support OTG you can flash a kernel that does support OTG but you have to root. it works on my HTC One it should natively work on a nexus 10 it works on the nexus 7.
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I do not own one but, I am sure it is compatible, as long as you have a standard USB port. I would highly recommend it!