Seamless way to transfer media

iSyncr: iTunes to Android is a free music app developed by JRT Studio Music Players to help you transfer your iTunes purchases to your mobile device. You can sync your iTunes library, playlists, podcasts, non-DRM videos, and more while ensuring the file quality and metadata are preserved during the transfer.

The iSyncr: iTunes to Android utility will require two devices for a file transfer to be a success: a computer with the iSyncr Desktop app installed, and the Android device that you will use for the transfer. Your files will be instantly transferred as soon as the operation is done.

Bring your iTunes purchases with you

This app allows you to enjoy your purchases from the iTunes store to your smart device’s internal or external storage either via USB or Wi-Fi. It also syncs track information such as album art, ratings, play count, and last played/skipped. This ensures your files’ metadata are preserved, leaving the user interface uncluttered when you play them on your local media player.

The iSyncr: iTunes to Android app will transfer non-DRM content, which means that copyrighted content will not be synced to your device. Furthermore, its free version is capped at syncing only 100 songs per playlist and one playlist transfer at a time. It is also not an officially licensed Apple product and is only meant to help users sync their iTunes library with no hassle.

If you want to sync an unlimited number of files, you can purchase the unlimited syncing package through the desktop app. Another drawback to mention about the service is that the mobile app’s user interface is outdated and can be challenging to navigate. While it provides straightforward labels, the overall layout isn’t too intuitive to work around, unlike its desktop counterpart.

Efficient, but has limitations

iSyncr: iTunes to Android is an app that allows users to transfer non-DRM content from iTunes to their Android devices via USB or Wi-Fi while preserving metadata. It is a free version that’s limited to 100 songs per playlist, along with the option to purchase for more capacity. However, the mobile app’s interface is outdated and challenging to navigate compared to its desktop counterpart.