AirDrop has a range of approximately 30 feet (9 meters), according to Apple.
You don't need to be on the same Wi-Fi network to share via AirDrop, but each device needs to have a Wi-Fi connection and Bluetooth enabled. If you send a file to someone else, he or she will be asked to accept or decline the AirDrop transfer. A file is automatically received if the device you send it to uses your iCloud account (if you, say, send a file from your Mac to your iPhone). To send a file via AirDrop in Finder, just drag a file to an icon in the AirDrop window. You can make yourself discoverable to everyone, or only your contacts. (AirDrop is also listed as an option in the share menu of some apps.) On an iOS device, you can enable AirDrop via Control Center. Open Finder and you'll see AirDrop listed in the Sidebar on the left or you can open it from the Finder's Go menu. With OS X 10.10 Yosemite, you can can now use AirDrop to share files between iOS devices and Macs.ĪirDrop is enabled by default on Yosemite. In its previous iterations, AirDrop let you quickly and easily share files from one iOS device to another nearby, or between two Macs in close proximity.
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