With just the OTG cable, you can connect one USB device at a time, but if you connect a USB Hub to the OTG cable, you can connect multiple USB devices at once and use the simultaneously. To use it, connect the male micro USB plug on the OTG cable to the Fire TV 3, connect your external USB device to the female USB A port, and connect the Fire TV 3’s micro USB power cable to the female micro USB port on the OTG cable. I know this generic OTG cable from Amazon works with both the Fire TV 3 and Fire TV Stick 2.
In order to connect external USB devices to the Fire TV 3, all you need is a compatible USB OTG “Y” cable that has a male micro USB plug, a female micro USB port, and a female full-sized USB A port.
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Image: How to connect an OTG “Y” cable to a Fire TV 3 or Fire TV Stick 2 That same adapter is also compatible with the 2nd generation Fire TV Stick, which explains why Amazon also left OTG enabled on that device as well. USB OTG is enabled because the Fire TV needs OTG in order to use the official Amazon Ethernet Adapter.
This means that you can connect external USB devices without needing to root the Fire TV, like you had to do for the 1st generation Fire TV Stick. The Fire TV 3 has USB OTG support enabled by default. This means that, despite not having any external ports, you can still connect things like USB drives, keyboards, mice, game controllers, ethernet adapters, and more. Much like the Amazon Fire TV Stick 2 before it, the new Amazon Fire TV 3 supports external peripherals through a USB OTG cable.
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