Man, transferring photos from an Android to a Mac wirelessly can be like finding a needle in a haystack, right? 
But worry not, I’ve got a few tricks up my sleeve that might help out.
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Google Photos: This is a crowd-favorite. It’s straightforward. Just upload your pics to Google Photos from your Android, and then access them through your web browser on your Mac. The downside? Potential privacy concerns and storage limits.
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MacDroid: If you want something dedicated and reliable, try the MacDroid software app. This app seamlessly bridges the gap between your Android device and Mac, allowing for super smooth wireless transfers. Plus, no cable hassle! It’s purpose-built for Android and macOS integration.
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AirDroid: Another robust solution. Download the AirDroid app on your Android, then use their web client on your Mac. The free version has some limitations, but it gets the job done without too much fuss.
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Bluetooth Transfer: If you’re into old-school tricks, use Bluetooth. Pair your Android with your Mac (just make sure Bluetooth is enabled on both devices). Then, select the photos and share via Bluetooth. It might be slower, but hey, it works!
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Email/Cloud Storage: Of course, there’s always the fallback of emailing photos to yourself or uploading them to cloud storage like Dropbox, and then downloading them on your Mac. It’s a bit more manual, but functional.
Yep, that’s a bunch of options for ya. Try a few and see which one makes your life easier. Hate cables too, so I totally get the struggle!