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Google released the new Pixel 8 on October 4th, starting at $699, a hundred dollars cheaper than the latest iPhone 15. With its updated camera, softer silhouettes, and beautiful designs, some users plan to switch from iPhone to Google Pixel. Therefore, many users wonder, 'Is it possible to transfer data from iPhone to Pixel?' The answer is YES! This article aims to solve this problem in five ways, and you can choose to migrate your iPhone to Google Pixel after setup or during/before setup.
Let's take a glance at these solutions:
Method | Timing | Effectiveness |
Phone Transfer Software🏅 | After Setup | The easiest & quickest way to transfer everything from iPhone to Pixel after setup with a cable. |
Quick Switch Adapter | During Setup | The official way to move iPhone content to the new Pixel 8/7 without downloading any third-party software. |
Google Drive | After Setup | Using the cloud service is always a good choice to achieve across-platform data transfer. But you only have 15GB of space for free use. |
Google Account | After Setup | You can add the Google account to your Pixel and sync your iOS items to Google Pixel. (Limited data type) |
SHAREit | After Setup | SHAREit is a peer-to-peer file-sharing tool, and it supports online and offline file sharing. |
Since Google Pixel and iPhone work on different software platforms, Pixel runs Android, and iPhone runs iOS, sharing files between the two brands is more challenging than expected. Fortunately, some hardware and software tools allow users to keep their essential data while changing platforms. Let's dive into the detailed fixes.
It's a great choice to apply a reliable third-party tool specializing in data transfer. EaseUS MobiMober is an example. It is compatible with iOS and Android operating systems and is available for Windows and macOS. Thus, it meets your needs perfectly to transfer data from Android to iPhone after setup and vice versa.
Main Features:
Now, it's time to learn how to transfer data from an old iPhone to the new Pixel.
Detailed Steps:
Using the Quick Switch Adapter to transfer data is the official way to move Android/iPhone data to the new Google Pixel during the initial setup process. With this adapter, you can transfer files, photos, videos, wallpapers, apps, music, and iMessage threads from iPhone to Pixel without a computer.
Preparation:
Detailed Steps:
Another way to transfer data from iPhone to Pixel without a cable and without a computer is to use cloud services. Google Drive is one of the options. Cloud services are always the choice regarding data transfer across platforms since you can view and download the synced files on any device with the same account signed in.
Detailed Steps:
There is another way that is related to Google ID. It is a little similar to the above method, but it has some limitations. One is that you can have 15GB of cloud space for free, and the other is that this method only moves contacts, calendars, emails, and notes from iPhone to Pixel.
Detailed Steps:
The last option for iPhone users to transfer data to a new Google Pixel device for free is to use SHAREit, which allows you to share apps, games, videos, contacts, and other data types. If you are looking for a method to move data between iOS and Android after setup, it is also a good choice.
Detailed Steps:
Finally, you have learned five solutions on how to transfer data from iPhone to Pixel. Whether you want to transfer iOS content from iPhone to Pixel after setup or during initial setup, you can always refer to this article and get the problem solved. By the way, EaseUS MobiMover will be your powerful iOS content manager. If you haven't tried it, download it now and give it a shot today.
1. How do I transfer my iPhone to Google Pixel after setup?
According to the above methods, you can use professional data transfer software, cloud services, and other third-party apps like SHAREit.
2. Does the iPhone SIM card fit in Google Pixel?
If Pixel uses nano-SIM and your iPhone is unlocked SIM-free, the iPhone SIM fits in Google.
3. Is Pixel better than iPhone?
Deciding which phone to buy, iPhone or Google Pixel ultimately depends on your needs. You should go for Pixel if you want more bang for your buck, more camera features, Google services, quick Android updates, and a smarter voice assistant. You should pick the iPhone if you rely on Apple services. iPhones are also more powerful, last longer, have a more consistent camera system, get better optimization for third-party apps, and are more reliable overall.
Updated by Sofia Albert
Sofia has been involved with tech ever since she joined the EaseUS editor team in March 2011 and now she is a senior website editor. She is good at solving various iPhone and Android issues, such as iPhone or Android data transfer & recovery.
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