However, it is worth noting that there are certain models that you have a better chance of connecting to your TV. Fire models like the HD6 or 7, HDX or HDX 8.9, HD8 or HD10, or HD 2nd Generation are some choices you should look out for.
Connect Your Kindle to Your Television with an HDMI Adapter or HDMI Port
An HDMI will probably work for Fire models HD Kids, HDX 8.9, HD7, HD10, HD8, and HD6. To do this, you will have to first of all link your TV to your Kindle via an HDMI cable. Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI port on your tv and the HDMI adapter for your Kindle Fire.
After making the first connection, you can go ahead to attach the HDMI adapter to your Kindle Fire, then plug in your Kindle Fire to a power outlet.
If you are using the 2012 Kindle model you can opt to connect your Kindle to your TV with a standard Micro HDMI to standard HDMI cable. Both of these can be bought online or at a local store.
Connecting your Kindle to your TV via an HDMI cable can be a bit difficult, so you might want to seek the help of an expert since there is no way for you to make this connection wirelessly.
Use Miracast
Using Miracast is a great way to avoid all the trouble that comes with using wires.
Here are important things to note and the steps to connect to Miracast:
- Use a device that supports Miracast. The HDX model of Kindle Fire will most likely need the support of this device.Make sure that both devices are connected to the same internet network, as this will not work if they aren’t. Connect the Miracast device to the HDMI port on your TV. Go to the ‘settings’ of your Kindle.Select ‘sound’ Select ‘display monitoring.’ Click on connect.
The content from your device should now be cast to your TV.
Mirror Your Kindle Fire Using a Streaming App
After installing the streaming app on your Kindle Fire and the device you want to use (this will be your TV in this case) open the app and find the option for mirroring. There should be a cast button on your screen, after which you can select your TV from the list that will be given for it to start monitoring.
