Do Samsung Galaxy Tablets Have A Usb Port

Running this into the USB port of my Samsung Galaxy S20, and it works perfectly. Very good quality audio.

Cable connects my Samsung galaxy s5 to any usb device.

The Store and Charge Station does just that. The charging cords are stored in the station itself there are ports in the front and back allowing you to thread the cord through. The outlet plug is plugged into a powers strip attached to the back of the station with the charging plug threaded out the front this allows you to shelf/slot your tablet and then connect the charging cord into the tablet. The slots are numbered one through ten which is a nice touch. Great way to store multiple tablets. My only issue is plugging in all of the charging cords into the power strip. Samsung Galaxy tablets have outlet plugs where the USB port is located on the side of the plug- not like an apple item where the USB port is on the back of the plug. This poses a bit of an issue when plugging in 10 tablets-you cannot plug in all 10 because the side USB port will not allow them to fit. Just something to think about but other than that this product is good for storing and charging and would buy another if needed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a 3 port usb-c wall charger for phones, tablets and laptops. It provides a really fast and powerful charge for 3 devices at once. My phone was fully charged within 25 minutes. This is the best charger I have ever had and I highly recommend it.

This is exactly what I needed to connect my older Samsung Galaxy smartphone (Micro-USB) up to my new electric guitar amp (USB-B) in the back panel. Now I can download the app, and program my amp with my phone! Great price, great online store, and great shipping too! Thank you!

Micro USB fits most newer phones. Samsung Galaxy recognized it, but had to do manual folder transfers.

The Samsung Galaxy buds are spectacular but the galaxy buds + are earpeicing and has some massive improvements

When I bought this I had only moderate expectations. The reviews here are good but the reviews on that other website "where everybody buys stuff" were not so good. Stories about instability and lack of compatibility abound. So I was pleasantly surprised when I started to use this. It paired immediately with my Samsung galaxy note 20. The app installed without incident via a QR code. As soon as the gimbal paired attached it offered to update its own firmware, which completed without any issues. I have had absolutely no problems with the gimbal crashing, or the app crashing, or the video recorder stopping. It has all being stable as can be. The only complaint is a minor one and it has to do with charging the battery. The lower port is used for charging. Even though it is a USB-C port it is not USB-C PD capable. This means you need to use a charger with a USB-A port, and a USB A to USB-C charge cable. if you try to use a USB-C PD charger, the device will not charge. While this is only a minor issue it should be mentioned in the documentation and it is not. I was able to determine that the device will charge at 10W. The gimbal works extremely well. It is very stable, and the video quality is much better than what I was getting out of the phone previously. It has no problem handling my Samsung note 20 ultra which is a very large and heavy phone. The big upside with this model compared with its obvious competitors (ie, DJI OM4) is that it has 3.5mm ports for an external microphone. The model I bought from B&H included the Saramonic smartmic. My phone does not have a microphone jack so I purchased an analog to USB-C adapter for $13. The result is much better audio than I was able to capture with the smart phone alone. Overall I am very happy with this purchase.

I have tried multiple ports to test write/ read speed, USB 3.2 Gen 1, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type -C port, USB Gen 2 port, and even a USB 2.0 port. No matter what port write/ read speeds are just under 1000 MB/s. I would suggest buying the Sandisk Extreme instead of the Extreme pro, save the money. I also tested a Samsung SSD T5 for point of reference also a great reliable drive. Current build components that would play a role in the speed: 1. AMD Ryzen 9 3950X Matisse 3.5GHz 16-Core AM4 Boxed Processor 2. MSI X570 MEG Unify AMD AM4 ATX Motherboard 3. Crucial Ballistix Gaming 64GB (2 x 32GB) DDR4-3200 PC4-25600 CL16 Dual Channel Desktop Memory 4. Samsung 2TB 980 PRO PCIe 4.0 x4 M.2 Internal SSD

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Say goodbye to storage limitations! The Samsung T5 EVO packs a whopping 2TB (and beyond!) into a pocket-sized powerhouse. I can’t believe 2TB can really be this small. Its sleek, minimalist design feels premium in your hand and shrugs off bumps with its sturdy rubberized casing. This lightweight wonder easily slips into a bag or even a small safe, so your precious photos and videos are always on the go. Connecting via a convenient USB-C port, the T5 EVO is plug-and-play even for tech newbies. Autoplay guides you through file transfers, and speeds are quick enough for everyday tasks. Although it originally writes slower than advertised on our home computer (could be our USB port) it’s still snappy for everyday tasks like photos and videos, especially after switching to a faster USB port on my work laptop as the software suggests. Moving a 10GB folder took just under a minute – not bad for a pocket-sized drive. You don’t need the additional programs that Samsung offers, like Magician, but they are a nice compliment, especially the ability to add security. The T5 EVO delivers big on storage, style, and security, making it a perfect portable companion for everyday users