Yes, Samsung galaxy note 2 supports OTG. The easiest way to find out whether your tablet or phone can support USB OTG is to look at the packaging it came in or go to the official website of the manufacturer. You’ll find a logo that’s similar to that above or USB OTG mentioned within the specs. Another option is to utilize a USB OTG checker app. There are numerous free applications accessible on the Google Play Store, however, some are heavily ad-supported. USB OTG Checker can be an effective application to help you with this. Install it and run it and you’ll be able to tell whether your device supports USB OTG.

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It’s not the case that all Android phone supports USB OTG, it’s something manufacturers must allow. If you discover that your smartphone isn’t compatible when trying to check USB OTG using the tool it isn’t the case for you. Samsung and many other phones have OTG inbuilt right out of the box. However, some manufacturers need you to enable it manually by going to Options > Other Settings > OTG.

USB On-The-Go is the mobile phone innovation that enables you to attach virtually any Flash drive to your Android Cell, including USB pen drives, controllers, digital cameras, and hard discs. The Android smartphone is equipped with a standard micro-USB and USB-C port. However, a lot of USB devices require an entire USB port. With the use of a converter or adapter, this problem can be resolved. Particularly, you should look for a USB-C or micro-USB (depending on the phone you make use of) Male to Full-sized USB female adapter — those both male and female names are vital.

Connecting flash drives is the shortest method. External hard drives may or may not perform properly. The portable hard drives which use power from the phone might not work in all cases but external drives with the power they require will be able to work. The drives must have FAT32 format since the NTFS format doesn’t work with Android.