Google has expanded AirDrop functionality to more Android devices. Is your Android phone included?
Apple’s AirDrop allows users to easily share photos, videos, and other files with nearby users. Android’s Quick Share offers a similar service. Last year, during the Pixel 10 series launch, Google announced that newer Android phones could use AirDrop through Quick Share. This allowed Android users to share files with iPhones much like iPhones do with each other using AirDrop.
Google has since gradually enabled AirDrop through Quick Share on more Android devices, including third-party phones like Samsung. This week, Google introduced the feature on numerous new devices.
Current AirDrop-enabled Android devices:
– Google Pixel 10
– Pixel 10 Pro
– Pixel 10 Pro XL
– Pixel 10 Pro Fold
– Pixel 10a
– Pixel 9
– Pixel 9 Pro
– Pixel 9 Pro XL
– Pixel 9 Pro Fold
– Pixel 8a
– Samsung Galaxy S26
– Galaxy S26+
– Galaxy S26 Ultra
– Oppo Find X9 series
– Oppo Find N6
– Vivo X300 Ultra
AirDrop coming soon to these Android devices:
– Samsung Galaxy S25
– Galaxy S25+
– Galaxy S25 Ultra
– Galaxy S24
– Galaxy S24+
– Galaxy S24 Ultra
– Galaxy Z TriFold
– Galaxy Z Fold 7
– Galaxy Z Flip 7
– Galaxy Z Fold 6
– Galaxy Z Flip 6
– Oppo Find X8
– Oppo Find X8 Pro
– OnePlus 15
– Honor Magic V6
– Honor Magic 8 Pro
Google plans to extend AirDrop to more devices in the future, so stay tuned for updates.