Part 3: Try to Move Data from LG to Samsung via Bluetooth
After looking at some dedicated data transfer apps, let’s get to know about some inbuilt features to switch from LG to Samsung. For instance, you can take the assistance of the phone’s Bluetooth feature to transfer files from LG to Samsung. The feature is available on every leading Android smartphone and can be used for free. Though, it is pretty slow and would not support every data type. Before you proceed, make sure that both the devices are placed in close vicinity to each other. Afterward, you can follow this simple drill to transfer contacts, photos, and media files from LG to Samsung.
Step 1. Place both the devices nearby, unlock them, and visit their Settings > Bluetooth. From here, you need to turn on the “Bluetooth” feature.
Step 2. Under the Bluetooth settings on your LG phone, you can see a list of the available devices. Select your Samsung phone from here and choose to pair it with your LG.
Step 3. To pair both the devices, you need to verify a unique code that would be displayed on your LG. This will establish a secure Bluetooth connection between your LG and Samsung phones.
Step 4. Once both the devices are paired, you can just go to its Gallery and select the photos/videos that you wish to move. Tap on the share icon, select Bluetooth, and choose to transfer photos from LG to Samsung.
Step 5. Similarly, you can go to your LG device’s contacts app and visit its settings. Under the Import/Export options, you can choose to export contacts as a vCard. Later, you can move this VCF file to your Samsung via Bluetooth.
In the same way, you can transfer other types of content from your LG to Samsung as well wirelessly.
Axel Nash
staff Editor