AirMount

AirMount is a useful app that offers you a faster and a more direct way to transfer content (yet mostly multimedia content) between your iOS devices and your computer.
Before anything, you will need to make sure that iTunes is present on your computer's system. Only after, you can deploy AirMount on your computer. The app unobtrusively makes its presence known by integrating with the taskbar and via a unique folder on your computer's desktop.
Secondly, AirMount iOS companion app must also be installed on your iPhone, iPad or iPod. Please note that you may be required to firstly activate the app (according to which pricing plan you have chosen) a process that can only be done from the mobile devices and not your computer.

Fairly intuitive and well-documented pairing process

The pairing process is quite intuitive yet, be warned, it does require a bit of patience until you go through all the "allow-this-and-that" pop-up messages on your iOS device. This is the perfect time to point out that AirMount is capable of pairing with your iOS device via Wi-Fi and also USB (for a faster connection).
Please note that you may also be prompted to turn on the Bluetooth on your Apple-vetted mobile device.

Intuitively transfer content between your computer and iOS devices

You can now start to fully take advantage of AirMounts capabilities, which include intuitive transfers via drag and drop, editing, previewing and browsing content like photos, videos and so forth. Basically, you are able to fully manage all the content from your device's Photos app directly from an instance of Windows Explorer.
There's also a minimalist Preferences section that allows you to toggle the "Launch on system startup" feature on or off, readily accessible from the app's compact taskbar menu.

Allows you to share content between your computer and iOS devices in a more "natural" way

All in all, AirMount is a decent app that enables you to effortlessly share content between your computer and any number of iOS devices by neatly integrating with Windows Explorer and the taskbar.