My daughter just has the regular kindle fire. Which cord do I buy the 2A, 2A L-type or the3.5A. Thank you
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I purchased the 2A for my Kindle Fire tablet. It works great as a replacement to the original power cord. No compatibility issues.
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Yes this is what I purchased for my Kindle. I own the same one as you. Type D is the micro HDMI which will plug into your Kindle. The other end Type A is the normal size HDMI, that will plug into your television.
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Mine came with a cord to connect it to my computer for recharging -- a process which is deadly slow. I bought the boxwave recharger so I could plug it into a wall outlet and recharge my Kindle much faster. It's a worthwhile buy.
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It does have the same adaptor as my kindle fire. Standard plug for a samsung phone too. This thing works great! Saved me at 3 different concerts when I was taking pics.
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The plug is a common one. i think 2.5 mm. Should fit I use it for my Samsung Galaxy s3 and Kindle
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The one I bought did not even work with my Kindle (as claimed). Even if the ad expressly named the Fire, I hope my experience gives you pause. Good luck.
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I can't really tell by the picture. You'll need a hdmi on one which is the large end. I believe that is what you have here, but the smaller one end will have to fit your Fire. So it is smaller I think a micro hdmi Just search for hdmi to kindle fire hdmi. I would copy and paste that for you if I knew how to do that on my kindle. Good luck!
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Hi, Jerry -- I have gotten several of these, which work fine with my 2nd gen Kindle Fire HD, if that is the Kindle you meant in your question - I really appreciate the longer cord!
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This will not plug directly into the Kindle Fire HD since both the large and small versions only have micro USB ports and not USB Standard Type A (regular rectangular plug). You might be able to find a cable to adapt down to micro USB, but it would probably be easier to just load your files to a computer and transfer to your Kindle via a standard USB to micro USB cable (same cable you'd use to charge your Kindle). The Sandisk MobileMate is intended to allow your computer to read SD cards if it doesn't already have a SD card port. I have to use an USB extension cord because of it's width it doesn't fit into my computer's front USB ports. This will not plug directly into the Kindle Fire HD since both the large and small versions only have micro USB ports and not USB Standard Type A (regular rectangular plug). You might be able to find a cable to adapt down to micro USB, but it would probably be easier to just load your files to a computer and transfer to your Kindle via a standard USB to micro USB cable (same cable you'd use to charge your Kindle). The Sandisk MobileMate is intended to allow your computer to read SD cards if it doesn't already have a SD card port. I have to use an USB extension cord because of it's width it... » Read More This will not plug directly into the Kindle Fire HD since both the large and small versions only have micro USB ports and not USB Standard Type A (regular rectangular plug). You might be able to find a cable to adapt down to micro USB, but it would probably be easier to just load your files to a computer and transfer to your Kindle via a standard USB to micro USB cable (same cable you'd use to charge your Kindle). The Sandisk MobileMate is intended to allow your computer to read SD cards if it doesn't already have a SD card port. I have to use an USB extension cord because of it's width it doesn't fit into my computer's front USB ports. « Show Less
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The USB outputs are standard, just different amperages. The 2.4 amp port should charge a Kindle using your USB cable. From what I read the Kindle takes less than 2 amps. The 1 amp port should also charge the Kindle, just slower.
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I had a Kindle Fire HD7 that I bought in 2013 but I don't know about 2nd generation. It's a micro cable for HD TV and it worked fine for me. Hope this helped.
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Amy, I have never used Kindle Fire, but I believe it is a tablet. The following is my best answer, based on my experience using these with an HD TV (1080p). First, I bought mine at Kohl's because they were such a good deal at the time. I have found them to be quite reliable, so I decided to write a review for Amazon. I will observe, however, that depending upon your daughter's age and size, the headsets themselves could be a bit large. Good fit over the ears and very comfortable, but generally a more adult size. If the Kindle Fire has a 3.5mm audio port, I see no reason that they would not work. The transmitter plugs into the port and into a wall electrical outlet (110-120 current). Actually I have found that the range is much better than many describe. I have actually walked from one floor to another and have pretty good reception. The one down side is that the headset itself runs on AA batteries (non-rechargeable), unlike many more expensive models. For me, that was not a problem, but for others it could be irritating. I find that using them, say, 3 hours each day, battery life will probably go one week. But that's just my experience -- you could do better or worse. Bottom line, my needs are not demanding so this inexpensive set works just fine. If you should decide to buy, I hope your experience is as favorable. Also, don't forget -- if they are not satisfactory in a relatively short time, Amazon is great about taking returns and giving refunds. Warren
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I'm not sure what the Kindle Fire charger is but I have charged my Kindle Keyboard and Paperwhite with the micro USB plug. There are NUMEROUS plugs available that I'm sure would work for the Fire as well. It charges my iPad regularly without a hitch.
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I dunno about the second gen, I used it fine with the first gen Fire for a while but since the Kindle moves... the actual cable connector broke down after a couple months of use. I have another Kindle, now second gen but I don't have the cable anymore =PI'm sorry if I couldnt be of more help.
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Hi Judy, I purchased the 7" HD Display, Dolby Audio, Dual-Band Dual-Antenna Wi-Fi, 16GB Kindle FireHD, I am not sure which generation it is though, but the cord I purchased, the one I believe you are referring to, does in fact work for HDMI to my flat screen TV from my kindlehd. I love the kindle and all it does! I hope this helps you when deciding on the purchase.
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Dear Customer,The Kindle Fire HD has a Micro HDMI port. The cable you need is a Micro HDMI to HDMI, we have this available in 3, 6 ,10 and 15 feet lengths.Please let us know if you have any additional questions or concerns!Thank You,BlueRigger LLC
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it is a standard usb cable connection. i used mine for a kindle fire hd and samsung s3, both charges fine. the cable that came with it was a micro usb connection. hope this helps