ADB Basics Android 1.0+ Risk: READ_ONLY

Get Device USB Path

Prints the device filesystem / USB controller bus path.

Command Syntax

adb get-devpath
Generic Syntax: adb get-devpath

Real-World Usage Examples

Get path
Returns device bus path.
adb get-devpath
Output:
usb:1-2.4
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ADB Toolkit is built on zero-knowledge architecture. When connecting your Android device to our browser application via WebUSB, all cryptographic key generation (Web Crypto SubtleCrypto), transport packet encoding, and binary payload decoding occur strictly on your local computer. We do not operate remote relay servers or collect device serial numbers, shell outputs, or personal files.