It’s a good app. Sometimes you will need to reboot before your droid device will mount, but that’s ok. The big issue, for me, is the interface. The interface that mounts the phone as a drive should show the file structure. Instead there is the mounting interface (which just sits there on top of all other folders unless you minimize it to the dock or close it), and the second which opens in the finder. It shows the entire droid architecture hierarchies with multiple ways of getting to the same files and a lot of stuff you will probably never touch. Like you can get to your files from scared or storage. It should just show one consistently.

Updating my previous review. The app is a very useful tool but has a lot of room for improvement, especially with if theyre trying to have it be subscription based (which is insulting for this simple kind of app.) If they wanted to improve it, they should provide you with a window where you can see the background tasks. This would allow you to see whats being uploaded at any given time. It should also allow you to cancel uploads. I dragged a bunch of music folders to the phone but ran out of space but theres no way to cancel the app from trying to upload things when I connect it to the computer (except unmounting it). The app is basically useless to me now until I either get more storage or clear enough storage for those folders to finish uploading since I cant cancel the uploads. Also, as I mentioned in another review, Mac lets you use certain characters that a windows computer doesnt so if you try to upload a file that has one of those characters, it will fail. The only problem is that the app doesnt tell you what files failed. It doesnt provide any log at all. One last issue is that it takes up mad space for cache but doesnt tell you where that default cache folder is (and neither does any of the apps documentation) so unless you can find it yourself, you'll be down a lot of space until you do. I set the Cache'd Files Lifetime to 15 minutes and that space was never freed up. I hope that this is addressed in future updates, at which point I will come back and make a new review. TLDR: It works but there are some quality of life updates that should happen to make this a true 5 star app. It's just not there yet but based on the responses Ive seen from the developers, they seem to be paying attention to the feedback.

I use this for getting photos and videos off my Nintendo Switch which does work really well, but sometimes it seem to glitch out a little bit. On my second time using MacDroid it didn’t update the files on the switch and when I removed the connection it kept telling me I couldn’t add a new connection to the switch because it was the wrong type. I managed to fix the issue by deleting MacDroid then re-installing it. But It took forever to treble shoot because I though I must have been using the wring kind of cable.

This app shows in App Store as *free* (with in-app purchases), but in reality this app is not very useful unless you buy “pro” version.Showing directories and files of the connected Quest headset in Finder works in this app, and you can preview files, but as soon as you want to do anything with these files - you are just prompted to buy “pro” version, and it is not cheap - over 30$ for perpetual license (or cheaper 1 year subscription).I understand when “pro” version provides some advanced functionality on the top of basic/free features, but without basic, minimal file operations this app is not very useful.Also it is hard to justify paying for “pro” version when files access to Quest is readily supported by standard free tools, like command-line ADB and (free) GUI shells for ADB.…I understand the *free* version probably is intended to be more of an advertisement for the real *pro* version, if this is the intent - I would suggest to consider using Free Trial model, giving users full access to app features for a limited time. This would provide the ability to try the app for free in transparent and clear form.