Here's How To Connect USB Keyboard To Android Phones

Illustration of the USB keyboard to connect to an Android phone (photo: dock. Pixabay)

JAKARTA - This Android device is growing well in various aspects. With this development, people can use Android devices to support their daily work, one of which is like making notes.

Unfortunately, Android still has a shortage in terms of typing. Whatever the type of keyboard alternative, the typing movement is still not very good, especially if you are more used to typing with a physical keyboard connected to a computer.

No need to worry, you can use your phone as a replacement for your computer. Of course you need to connect USBkeyboard to your phone first. Reporting from Makeuseof, there are two stages that you need to do so that both of them can connect.

The way you can do this is to use the USBOn-the-Go (OTG) adapter. However, OTG is more functional on the latest phone. If your phone is an old phone, you can try to adaptUSB-to-Micro-USBatouUSB-to-USB-C.

After connecting the USBkeyboard with the adapter, the keyboard can work immediately and it can't. If it doesn't work right away, try opening Settings > System > Language and Input > KeyboardFisik.

After selecting the Lysik Keyboard option, select thekeyboard name you connected to and select Set up your keyboard layout in your pop-upcells. Next, select the desired keyboardlayout.

All these steps stay back on your factory system, model, and device version. However, there are other alternatives if you want to be easier. You can use a keyboard that has Bluetooth and connect it to Bluetooth on your device.