How to Transfer Music from Samsung to Samsung

How to transfer music from one Samsung phone to another with 1 Click

Dr.Fone - Phone Transfer is software that will enable you to transfer music from one Samsung Phone to another in just one click. This software is easy to use and works with just about all phones. There are also no restrictions to the number of times you can use it to transfer data. What’s more, you can transfer all forms of data including contacts, calendar, messages, videos and photos between phones.

How to transfer music from Samsung to Samsung using Dr.Fone.

Step 1. Download and install Dr.Fone to your computer. Once the software has been installed correctly, select "Phone Transfer" mode.

Step 2. Connect both devices to your computer using USB cables. Dr.Fone should detect and recognize both your devices as shown below.

Step 3.The data on your source phone will be displayed in the middle as shown in the diagram above. You should then select the files you want copied to the new phone and click on "Start Transfer". In this case, you should select music.

Ensure that you keep both phones connected through the entire transfer process. It shouldn’t take long although it may take a few minutes if your music files are too numerous. Once it is complete, your music has been transferred to another Samsung device. After reading it, you should know how to transfer music between samsung phones now.

The process can be achieved using both of the methods described above but Dr.Fone - Phone Transfer offers an easier more flexible alternative.

Part 2. Transfer music from Samsung to Samsung device with Smart switch

Step 1. You need to download Samsung Smart Switch on both of your Samsung Devices. You can find it on the Google Play Store.

Step 2.Open the Smart Switch application while ensuring that the NFC is turned on for both devices. Here’s how to turn on NFC. Tap on Settings on the Galaxy Note 2 or S3.

In the resultant window, tap on more settings

You should be able to toggle NFC on or off in the resultant window.

If you own a Samsung Galaxy S4, you can toggle the NFC in the connections tab within settings.

Step 3. Touch the back of the devices together. You should feel both of the devices vibrate or ding as a confirmation of the fact that the devices are in communication with one another. You will then need to tap on the Wi-Fi of one of the devices to set up a direct connection that will allow you to transfer the data. Ensure that you leave the devices touching while this connection is establishing.

Step 4. Select the content you would like to transfer. In this case, you want to transfer your music. So select music and tap on transfer. Samsung Smart Switch will however allow you to transfer other data including Calendar, Contacts, Picture and Videos.

Depending on the size of the files you are transferring, it may take a while to get all the files moved from one device to another. It however doesn’t take too long and is quite effective.

The only problem with the method described above is that it will only work with certain Galaxy phones and not all of them. Therefore, if you own a Samsung Galaxy phone that is not compatible with Smart Switch, you will need an alternative. Fortunately for you, we have an alternative that will work with all Samsung phones all the time - Dr.Fone. With Dr.Fone - Phone Transfer, you can transfer music between samsung phones.