Early last year, Xiaomi along with some other Chinese brands including OPPO and Vivo formed the Peer-to-Peer Transmission Alliance, a wireless file transfer system across different brands. The alliance has grown to include several other brands with the latest being Samsung.

It has been reported that support for Samsung phones has now been added to the file transfer interface, allowing users to transfer files to and from their devices. A screenshot (shared below) shows all of the currently supported brands and it includes Xiaomi (PC and phones), Vivo, Realme, OPPO, Black Shark, Meizu, OnePlus, ZTE, Hisense, ASUS, ROG, and Samsung.

On Xiaomi computers, the wireless file transfer feature allows users to simply drag and drop files between devices on the main interface. Users can also right-click and choose to want to share a file via the service. Once the recipient accepts, then a progress bar becomes visible.

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