How to connect keyboard and mouse to Android . Want to use your Android device more like a PC by connecting a mouse and keyboard to it? Almost any Android device will allow you to do this if you have the right hardware, below you will see how the keyboard and mouse connect to Android.

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Option 1: Cable connection (OTG)

Note: This option will only work if your device supports On-the-Go (OTG) connections. The newest Android devices support OTG. Consult your device manufacturer to verify.

Purchase an On-the-Go (OTG) hub (USB-C or Micro-USB model) if you want to connect your mouse and keyboard to Android simultaneously . If you only connect one device and the Android system has a USB-C port, you can purchase a USB-C OTG cable to USB.
Of course, micro-USB models are also available. Connect a USB keyboard / or mouse to the hub or cable, and then connect the hub or cable to your Android device.

That’s about all you have to do, the Android operating system has everything built in that will support almost any USB keyboard and mouse.

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Option 2: Bluetooth connection

If your Android device is running Android OS 3.0 or higher, you may find a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse that work with it.
Just turn on the keyboard or mouse , then take a look in the ” Settings “> ” Bluetooth ” section on your Android device and pair the keyboard and mouse just like any other Bluetooth device.

Frequent questions.

Can I charge my Android device while simultaneously using a keyboard or mouse connected to the micro-USB port?

Due to hardware limitations, it is not yet possible to charge an Android device through the micro-USB port while another hardware device is connected to it.

Can I use a wireless keyboard with an Android device?

In most cases, yes, but there are also wireless keyboards that may not work.

 

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