Would this work hooked up to a micro usb otg and then an android tablet?
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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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I can not answer for all the tablets or all the different versions of Android OS's, but I have tested it on my Nexus 7 tablet with an OTG and yes, it did work, I have only tried it with a few emulators and in most cases the D-pad worked but I had to configure the ABXY buttons to get them to work. I have used this adapter in windows and on my Macbook pro with no problems, it was worth buying! I hope this has helped. Edited 6/17/2014 After replying to this question, I got to thinking more about this, and I decided to try another experiment, I tried a couple of different usb game controllers, one was a wired xbox 360 controller and the other a cheap wired microsoft windows game controller, I could not get the 360 controller to work, I think because it wanted to pair with the tablet first before you can use it and the android os does not know how to pair like that, but the windows controller worked, so I believe you can use any windows usb wired game controller with just the otg and not need the snes adapter, if you prefer to use the snes pad you could just get one already wired for usb and save the money you would spend on a adapter. I only bought this adapter because I had a number of snes game pads laying around.
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Yes, it will work. Just take in mind that is Samsung tab adapter to micro-usb.
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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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Yes, it will work since it has a variety of connections and a usb. Depending on the brand of tablet one of them should work.
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Yes as long as you use a little 4 port powered hub. you have to have power on the OTG Adapter Cable...
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Yes it works great hooked up to a usb otg cable on both my galaxy s3 and my rca walmart black friday tablet both running android 4.2+. With the gamepad, cheap tablet, and stand, it makes for a great snes/nes/gb portable emulation system. Fantastic Controller. Needs no drivers for any OS i've tried so far.
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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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Not unless your Android tablet has a USB port. I got it for my Surface Pro which has a USB port.
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The OTG Adapter will only work with supported Android device, the 32GB USB flash will work with any USB drive.
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Yes, I use it on my android phone and tablet all the time. As long as your device had either usb or microusb it will work. I love mine!
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I'd say so I mean it's just an otg cable should work with any android phone that supports and otg cable. There's no chip inside the cable that signifies it as a specific cable for a specific device.
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Yes it can. This version also has a micro usb, but it can be difficult if you android device has a case on it.
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It is a USB adapter, but there is this one that should work for you. Check the reviews first to be sure if will work for your tablet.. AFUNTA Android Tablet Cable Adapter Set- Bend Micro USB OTG;Bend Mini USB OTG; Hdmi Female to Micro Hdmi Male;Hdmi Female to Mini Hdmi Male(Bend OTG+HDMI)
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Yes it should, you'll need a vga adaptor if your tablet doesn't have a vga output. But this will take the display from a device, then clone it twice one for each end.
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If the tablet has a micro USB charging port with the capability of HDMI through that port, it could work. My sense is that this adapter is a cheap clone of the expensive one offered by Samsung for the Galaxy phone and tablet although it works well. There could be an adapter made for the standard USB to HDMI that might be compatible with your tablet. I only know about adapters for the micro or micro mini HDMI ports to standard HDMI.
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I just connected it to my micro usb port and my android tablet automatically recognized it. I would think running a windows operating system, it would function the same
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No the OTG feature turns the MicroUSB into the host. and will stop the USB port. They are both OTG so its gonna be one port or the other.