How to Transfer Data from Samsung Galaxy Tab to iPad Pro/Air/Mini

Part 1 iPad Pro - Thin. Light. Epic.

On September 10, 2015 the morning of the Apple press conference, Apple officially released the iPad Pro.
iPad has always offered a uniquely simple yet immersive experience. And now with its expansive 12.9-inch Retina display, nearly double the CPU performance of iPad Air 2, and refined Multi‑Touch technology, iPad Pro adds another dimension to that experience. It’s not just larger. It’s an iPad that lets you be more creative and more productive — at a whole new scale.

What Are The Main Features Of iPad Pro?

• Retina Display - A canvas designed for your biggest ideas.
• A9X Chip - Our most powerful chip for our most capable device.
• iOS 9 - A better experience with every touch.
• Apps for iPad - More iPad than ever. So apps can do more than ever.
• Design - Huge in almost every way.
• Four Speaker Audio - A rich listening experience at every turn.
• The New Smart Keyboard for iPad Pro - The only thing we didn't reinvent was the alphabet.
• Introducing Apple Pencil for iPad Pro - Completely familiar. Entirely revolutionary.
• Touch ID - Advanced security. Right at your fingertip.
• iSight and FaceTime HD Cameras - Two incredible cameras to capture any moment.
• Wi-Fi + LTE - Fast wireless connectivity.
• Smart Covers and Silicone Cases - The perfect travel companions for your iPad Pro.

Part 2 Tutorial - How To Transfer Photo, Videos, WhatsApp Messages, Notes, Apps And More From Samsung Galaxy Tab To iPad Pro/Air/Mini

If you're coming from an Samsung Galaxy tablet to a new iPad Air, Retina iPad mini or iPad Pro, the transfer process isn't as easy as it is for current iOS users but it definitely isn't impossible either. If you have an Samsung Galaxy Tab and iPad, you may be in urgent need of transferring data between your Android tablet and iPad, especially when the data being huge. iTunes seems to be a good helper, because iTunes can sync some of your data from the computer to iPad. Thus, you just need to export the files from Samsung or other Android tablet to the computer, and then move it to your iPad via iTunes sync. You can switch data little by little, though, it takes you much time and energy without question.

Whether you just want to effective and directly transfer contacts or you need to get calendars, movies, music, photos and more onto your new iPad, we can help you do it as painlessly as possible.

Mobile Phone Transfer, as you can see, is an all-in-one tool for file transmission between two mobile devices. In the article, we mainly use it to transfer Galaxy tab to an iPad. It is well-designed to exchange high-quality data. What's more, the program is perfectly compatible with almost all iPad and Samsung tablets, including iPad Pro, iPad Air 1/2, iPad mini 1/2/3/4, Samsung Galaxy Tab 1/2/3/4/S/Pro, etc.

Download it and proceed to the below steps.

       

Step 1. Install Mobile Transfer and run it on your computer

After running Mobile Transfer on your computer, you can see its main interface. Just click the blue “Start” button to go into Phone to Phone transfer mode.

Step 2. Connect both your iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab to the computer

Using USB cables to connect your iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab to the computer. Mobile Transfer will recognize them automatically by default. After that, you will see two devices are shown on the two sides of the window respectively. The iPad should be on the right and Samsung should be on the left, if not, click “Flip” to change it.

Step 3. Select the data you wanted to switch from Samsung tab to iPad

Look at the middle of the interface. The number of the detected records will be displayed. When the words are grey, it means there is no such thing in the Galaxy tab. Now, check the data you wanted and then click "Start Copy". At the end, you should press "OK". (It is optional to clear the "Destination Phone". But, remember to do an iPad backup before you decide to do this.)

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