Thursday, December 8, 2016

How to Transfer Music from iPhone to Samsung Galaxy S7/S6/S5

When I just transferred my iPhone 6 data to a Galaxy S7 Edge,but I don’t know how to sync iPhone music to Galaxy S7,how can I do?

Want to transfer music from iPhone 4/4s/5/5s/6/6s to Samsung Galaxy S7/S7 edge/S6/S6 edge/S5 but do not know how? After reading this guide you will know how easy to transfer and convert music from iPhone/iPad/iPod to Samsung Galaxy supported format,as well as directly transfer Android music to another device step by step.

Using iPhone for long time and have change your old iPhone to Samsung Galaxy S7,S6?Many people often enjoy songs with iPhone devices,and large numbers of songs, playlist stored in iPhone,when you have got a new Samsung Galaxy S7/S6,the fist thing you want to put some songs on your Samsung phone, so that you can enjoy lovely music on the go. As well all know,It is easy to transfer songs from computer to Samsung, but how to transfer songs from iOS to Android for it’s supported format? At this moment, you can use an iPhone to Samsung Music Transfer to solve this problem without effort.


This Samsung Galaxy Manager can help users transfer music from iPhone to Samsung Galaxy phone with a few clicks. What’s more,it also allows us transfer videos, photos, contacts, SMS and more from iPhone to Android Samsung directly,when the transfer processing complete,you can see all the iPhone files on Samsung phone and playing iPhone music,videos on Samsung Galaxy.The program is a iTunes for Android,we can use it transfer music, videos from iTunes library to Samsung Samsung devices, including Galaxy S7/S6/S5/S4/S3, Note 5/4/3/2, Galaxy Tab and many others.

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Transfer Songs from iPhone/iPod to Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge


This article teach new Samsung users switch musics from iPhone/iPod to Samsung directly,the program works with iTunes. So, install the iTunes on your computer if you have done it.

Step 1.Connect Samsung Galaxy S7 and iPhone to Computer
First of all,please running the iOS to Android Music Transfer porgram on your computer and then click to open it. At this moment, connect your old iPhone and Samsung S7 into PC with data line.

connect Samsung and iPhone to computer
For more detailed information about the connected Samsung and iPhone, you can click Details on the main interface.

Samsung phone detailed information
Step 2. Allow USB Debugging on Samsung Galaxy S7
If you want to sync iPhone music to Android device, such as Samsung Galaxy/HTC One/Google Pixel/LG, etc., you need to go to the device to allow debugging mode.

Allow USB debugging on Samsung
Step 3. Transfer Music Between iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S7/S6/S5
To move music between iPhone and Samsung,please switch to "Music" option so the song list will come out on the screen. Tick the box in front of the songs that want to move to Samsung phone and go to "Export" > "Export to Samsung".

Select Music from iPhone
Step 4. Complete Transferring and Play iPhone Songs on Samsung
In this step,the program begin transferring all audio from old iPhone to new Samsung Galaxy S7 edge,during the switching processing,please keep connecting two phones with computer and waiting it.After that, if you move iPhone to Samsung device, which can be done with switching the device name on top left corner, the switched items are shown.

Export iPhone music to Samsung Galaxy phone
Only few minutes,your iPhone music have been transferred to Android Samsung phone,now you can play previous music on Samsung Galaxy S7/S6/S5/S4/Note 5/Note 4/Note 3,etc. Besides, it is free in trial. So, why download and have a try now?

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Read More Tutorial:

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How to Transfer Music from Computer to Galaxy S7/S6

How to Transfer Data from iPhone to Samsung Galaxy S7/S6

How to Transfer iPhone WhatsApp Messages to Samsung Galaxy S7/S6

How to Transfer Videos to Samsung Galaxy

How to Transfer Contacts from iPhone to Samsung Galaxy

How to Transfer WhatsApp Messages from iPhone to Samsung

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