4 Ways to Transfer Data from Xiaomi to Samsung

“Can I directly transfer data from Xiaomi to Samsung? I have got a brand new Samsung S22 Ultra, but all my photos and contacts are still on my old Xiaomi Mi 10.”

Data transfer across different mobile phones has been a hassle for many users who would like to switch phones. Well, Xiaomi phone users can take advantage of in-built backup apps to backup all their files like contacts, apps, videos, etc. On the other hand, Samsung phone users can use Smart Switch to easily backup their data from device to computer. But, what if you are in need of data transfer from Xiaomi to Samsung? Is there any way to get the job done? No worries!! There are several ways out there to help you transfer data from Xiaomi to Samsung with ease.

Check out all possible methods and see which works best for you.

Part 1: Transfer Data from Xiaomi to Samsung via MobileTrans - Phone Transfer

If you are looking for a one-click way to transfer data from Xiaomi to Samsung, then we recommend you to give MobileTrans - Phone Transfer a try. Not only it supports transferring more than 15 types of files from Xiaomi to Samsung, but it also helps you perform selective data transfer. With a few easy and simple steps, it enables you to transfer data from your Xiaomi to the Samsung device securely.

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Are you ready to give a try to MobileTrans - Phone Transfer? If so, then get the software on your computer and follow the below steps:

Step 1: Select Phone Transfer

Run MobileTrans and select the “Phone Transfer” feature from the main interface of the software.

Step 2: Connect both devices to the computer

Next, connect both your Xiaomi and Samsung phones to the computer. Once the software detects both your devices, specify source and destination. And select file types you would like to transfer and hit on the “Start” button.

Step 3: Start the data transfer

Once the transfer process completes, check your target devices and you will certainly see files you have selected for transfer.

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Part 2: Transfer Data from Xiaomi to Samsung via Smart Switch

Samsung has its own transferring program to help you transfer everything to your new Samsung device from an old phone, be it Android, Windows and iOS device. So, you can take advantage of the Smart Switch for Xiaomi to Samsung data transfer.

Step 1: On both of your devices, download the Smart Switch app from the Google Play Store.

Step 2: Next, connect your Samsung device to your Xiaomi with the help of included USB cable and connector from your Xiaomi device. Or connect devices wirelessly.

Step 3: Now, select the desired items you would like to transfer to your Samsung phone.

Part 3: Transfer Data from Xiaomi to Samsung via Bluetooth

If you would like to perform Xiaomi to Samsung transfer wirelessly and only a small amount of data you want to move, then why not take advantage of Bluetooth. After all, it is the built-feature of Android devices and no need to download any third-party software.

But, transferring data using Bluetooth will consume a lot of time and enables you to transfer a handful of file types including documents and media files. That’s why if you have limited data to transfer from Xiaomi to Samsung, then it is recommended to use Bluetooth.

Step 1: First off, open “Settings”>” Turn on Bluetooth” on both devices. Keep both devices close and wait for your Samsung phone to appear on your Xiaomi device.

Step 2: Once your Samsung phone appears, select it and enter a unique code for pairing both the devices.

Step 3: After your Xiaomi and Samsung devices have paired via Bluetooth, you can now start transferring files. If you want to transfer contacts from Xiaomi to Samsung, then simply transfer the VCF file to the destination device.

Step 4: To transfer media files like pictures, go to Xiaomi’s Gallery, choose the desired photos and click the Share icon.

Step 5: Finally, select “Bluetooth” and get the transferred files on your Samsung.

Not to mention, the method is not ideal if you want to transfer a lot of files. Moreover, it would not be able to migrate data like messages, call logs, etc.

Part 4: Transfer Data from Xiaomi to Samsung via CLONEit

To perform data transfer Xiaomi to Samsung, CLONEit also comes quite in handy. The CLONEit app is designed to help users backup and transfer data from one phone to another. It can help you get the job done without the need for a computer, and cable and in two easy steps. With CLONEit, you can transfer 12 types of files including messages, call logs, pictures, videos, contacts, etc.

Let’s learn how to use CLONEit for data migration from Xiaomi to Samsung-

Step 1: On your Xiaomi and Samsung devices, download CLONEit app from the Google Play Store. On your Xiaomi device, open the app and click “Sender”.

Step 2: On your Samsung device, open the app and click “Receiver”.

Step 3: Once your Samsung device detects your Xiaomi device, click the sender device’s icon to make a connection. When you get a connection request on your Xiaomi, click “Ok”.

Step 4: Now, select the desired items you would like to transfer and click on the “Start” button to initiate the transfer process.

Step 5: Once the transfer completes, click on the “Finish” on both of your devices.

Conclusion:

That’s how to transfer data from Xiaomi to Samsung. As you can now see that there are several ways to help you get the job done. Among all solutions, we highly recommended you to use MobileTrans - Phone Transfer in terms of features and the way it transfers data.

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Axel Nash

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