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How to Transfer Data from iPhone to Samsung Galaxy Phone

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Rob Parsons Updated on May 26, 2022 7:16 PM

So, you are ready to leave iPhone and go for the more open Android ecosystem with Samsung Galaxy phone. Obviously it is a major move, but it is not necessarily daunting. Switching from iPhone to Samsung doesn't mean you have to give up your massive data and rebuild them on the new smartphone. Actually, with the right app and a few clicks, you can transfer your data from iPhone to Samsung Galaxy phone quickly and easily.

Here are two transfer options to help you move from an iPhone to a Samsung device without important data left behind: USB cable or Wi-Fi.

Transfer content from iPhone to Samsung over Wi-Fi

Nowadays, major Android manufacturers comes with data migration tool to help with the transition from old device to new device, and obviously Samsung is in list. Samsung is making it easier than ever before for transferring data from old iPhone to new Samsung with its Smart Switch app.

Transfer data wirelessly - restore via iCloud

Samsung Smart Switch offers you a wireless way to seamlessly transfer all your content from iPhone to new Samsung Galaxy phone. Here's how to.

  • On the iPhone, go to Settings > [Your Name] > iCloud, and select the desired data to back up.
  • Open the Smart Switch app on your new Samsung Galaxy phone.
  • Tap WIRELESS.
  • Tap RECEIVE.
  • Tap iPhone/iPad.
  • Enter your Apple credentials to connect to your iCloud account.
  • Select the content you want to transfer, then tap IMPORT.
  • Tap CONTINUE to import additional content from iCloud account.
  • Select the content you want to transfer, then tap IMPORT.

transfer data from iCloud to Samsung

Supported data files: contacts, messages, photos, videos, voice memos, alarms, call history, calendar, bookmarks, Wi-Fi, documents, and a list of recommended apps.

Transfer data from iPhone to Samsung Via USB

Option 1: Transfer data using a USB OTG cable

If you don't have a solid Wi-Fi connection, you can also choose the USB option. Samsung device usually are packaged with a Lightning USB cable and a USB OGT connector that connects the device to another device for data transmition.

  • Plug the USB OGT connector into your new Samsung Galaxy device.
  • Connect your old iPhone to your new Galaxy device using the Lighting USB cable.
  • Tap TRUST on iPhone when a message pops up.
  • After connecting, Samsung Smart Switch should open in your Galaxy device.
  • Tap RECEIVE.
  • Tap ALLOW on iPhone when prompts to proceed to next step.
  • Select data you want to transfer.
  • Tap TRANSFER.

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This way, you are able to use a USB cable to transfer data from iPhone to new Samsung phone, including contacts, schedule, memos, photos, videos, music, voice memos, alarms, messages, bookmarks, call history, Wi-Fi, documents, and a list of recommended apps.

Option 2: Transfer data using USB cable

Another way to transfer data from an iPhone to a Samsung device in one fell swoop without involving boring operations is use a popular 3rd party application—Phone Transfer. It works well with any kinds of iOS and Android phones and tablets.

It offers a straightforward and easy way to transfer not just media files such as videos, music, photos, but also personal information including contacts, messages, calendar events, call history from your iPhone to Samsung Galaxy smartphone. It can back up your data, as well.

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Follow the steps below to learn how to get stuff from iPhone to Samsung.

  • Run Phone Transfer on your computer.
  • Choose the green "Phone to Phone Transfer" tab from the main interface.
  • Connect both iPhone and Galaxy device to computer.
  • Turn on USB debugging mode on your Samsung device.
  • Select content types you want to transfer.
  • Click "Start Copy".

Leave both device alone and wait for the transfer to be completed.

You're done! Your new Samsung Galaxy phone is ready to use. Enjoy!

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