We all have been in a situation where we wanted to transfer files from Android phones to PC or laptops but didn't find the fastest or right way to do it. Thanks to the ecosystem development on many platforms, it has become incredibly easy to transfer files from Android to PC, and there are many ways to do it. In this guide, we will look at all the ways to transfer files from Android to PC.
How to Transfer Files from Android to PC Wirelessly (2024)
The easiest way to transfer files from Android to PC is to use a USB cable. It's also one of the fastest ways provided your phone supports the USB 3.0 standard (4.8 Gbit/s) and you have a USB 3.0 cable. USB 2.0 is still very fast for transferring regular files as it can transfer at a maximum of 480 Mbps, but if your phone only supports USB 2.0 and you have huge files to transfer, it may take longer.
Most of us don't have a USB cable, but there are ways to transfer files from your Android device to your PC. One way is to use Google's Quick Share (formerly Nearby Share), which is also available for Windows.
The files will be saved in the downloads directory, but you can change it from the quick share settings on your computer.
