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Check if device is connected to system or not.Now, we will connect device to system using wifi. Till now, we have set path for sdk/tools and sdk/platform-tools location. We will now try to connect a device using wifi. It will show list of devices connected to system – bash_profile file.Įxport PATH=$:/Users/rajeevkumar/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools So, you need to set path for sdk/tools and sdk/platform-tools location. It means you are running it for first time. But, it may show error “Command not found”.

If it’s showing list of connected devices. In laptop, open terminal and type adb devices.Otherwise, we can move to next section of this tutorial. If it’s first time, we need to do below setup. Here, we will see how to check for android devices connected with system. However, most of the steps will be similar for other device. We are using Mi 10i phone for this tutorial. Now, we will see how to run or debug wirelessly on real device i.e.

We have already seen several ways to run or debug android app in –

There is no point of loose connection since Android device is not physically connected with the laptop.

Since, device is not physically connected, there is no limitation of device movements while debugging android application.

Port connection may become loose overtime.

Device should be properly connected while debugging android application.

Attaching devices with a USB cable limits movement of the device.

You always need a USB cable to run your application.

There are some limitations in wired debugging. Why do we need wireless connection for debugging? There is another option – Using real device wirelessly (i.e. Alternate option is using default emulator in android studio or Genymotion emulator. So, developer like us sometimes look for alternate option. Running app using usb cable for longer duration may damage usb port of device. We will see how to run android app without using USB. In this post, we will learn how to run or debug android app using wifi on real device.