Transferring files from an Android phone can be done in several ways, depending on your preferences and requirements. Here are some common methods:

1. **USB Cable (File Transfer Mode)**:
   - Connect your Android phone to your computer using a USB cable.
   - On your phone, pull down the notification bar and tap on the USB notification.
   - Select "File Transfer" or "Transfer files" mode.
   - Your phone's storage should appear on your computer as a removable drive. You can then drag and drop files between your phone and computer.

2. **Using File Transfer Apps**:
   - Install a file transfer app like Me Transfer on your Android phone and computer.
   - Upload the files you want to transfer from your phone to the cloud storage service.
   - Access the same cloud storage service from your computer and download the files.

3. **Bluetooth**:
   - Turn on Bluetooth on both your Android phone and computer (if it supports Bluetooth).
   - Pair your phone with your computer.
   - Use the Bluetooth file transfer feature to send files between devices. This method is typically slower than using a cable or Wi-Fi.

4. **Wi-Fi File Transfer Apps**:
   - Install Wi-Fi file transfer apps like Me Transfer on both your Android phone and computer.
   - Follow the app instructions to connect your devices to the same Wi-Fi network.
   - Use the app interface to transfer files wirelessly between your phone and computer.

5. **Email or Messaging Apps**:
   - You can email files to yourself or use messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal to send files to your computer but they do not allow large file size limits.
   - Once received on your computer, download the files from the email or messaging app.

Choose the method that suits your needs best based on factors like file size, convenience, and the availability of specific tools or apps.