MacDroid
MacDroid is the android file manager for Mac that allows you to easily manage all the files stored on your phone, no matter the brand. Manage Android devices with the touch of a button and edit all of your photos on the go, without downloading them on your computer.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
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The part I like about MacDroid is being able to browse my Android phone from Finder. I connect my phone, open the folders, and grab the files I need. This is especially handy when I have a bunch of photos or videos to sort through, since I can just copy them over in one go. I’ve also used it for documents, and I haven’t really had any issues with it.
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The product is difficult to connect often, but the recently it stopped working. I can no longer transfer music files from the Mac to the Android Samsung S24. The files shown in the "recordings" section on the phone is incorrect. I have tried all different ways to connect, but nothing works anymore and customer service (Electronic Team) has been unable to help me.
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Developed by
Electronic Team Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription that costs up to $19 per month + free version with limited functionality.Rating
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Comments and Reviews
My file management between Mac and Android has been completely transformed by MacDroid. It's really easy to use and perfectly integrates with macOS, making file transfers quick and easy. My Android may be connected to a USB port and used like an external drive, making drag-and-drop operations simple. The ease with which Android files can be edited directly from Finder is greatly enhanced by the app's speed and stability. For anyone connecting Mac and Android, MacDroid is a need.
The part I like about MacDroid is being able to browse my Android phone from Finder. I connect my phone, open the folders, and grab the files I need. This is especially handy when I have a bunch of photos or videos to sort through, since I can just copy them over in one go. I’ve also used it for documents, and I haven’t really had any issues with it.
The product is difficult to connect often, but the recently it stopped working. I can no longer transfer music files from the Mac to the Android Samsung S24. The files shown in the "recordings" section on the phone is incorrect. I have tried all different ways to connect, but nothing works anymore and customer service (Electronic Team) has been unable to help me.
I never realized how much I was missing until MacDroid entered the scene. As a long-time Android user with a MacBook, syncing my devices was always such a hassle. MacDroid bridges that gap perfectly. Now, I can drag-and-drop files as if I’m on a completely integrated system. No more weird apps, no more file-saving nightmares. It’s not perfect yet, but for Android users who want that Mac experience, this app feels like a long-awaited solution.
I've been using MacDroid for a while now, and I really like it. It allows me to easily transfer files between my Mac and Android devices without any problems. It works seamlessly with my Oculus, which is a huge plus.
The Wi-Fi transfer on MacDroid is amazing!