Apple AirDrop enables users to quickly share photos, videos, and other files to nearby users. Android has Quick Share to provide similar functionality to its users.Last year, Google announced during the Pixel 10 series launch that its latest Android smartphones would be able to work with AirDrop through Quick Share. This basically allowed users to take advantage of these file-sharing features cross-platform. Android phones, for example, could now share photos and videos to iPhones in the same way iPhones were able to share between each other via AirDrop.Since then, Google has been slowly rolling out AirDrop through Quick Share to even more Android devices — even Android smartphones by third parties such as Samsung. And, just this week, Google launched the feature on a slew of new devices.
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Here's the current list of every device that currently has AirDrop enabled.Current AirDrop-enabled Android devicesGoogle 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 FoldPixel 8aSamsung Galaxy S26 Galaxy S26+ Galaxy S26 UltraOppo Find X9 series Oppo Find N6 Vivo X300 UltraAirDrop coming soon to these Android devicesSamsung 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 ProIt appears Google will continue to roll out AirDrop to even more devices in the future, so stay tuned for updates.
