Bluetooth contact transfer app

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About this app

Bluetooth contact share app will help you transfer or import contacts from any Bluetooth enabled device to your Android phone.

Here's how to use contact transfer app via Bluetooth

1. Click on the search Button to Discover nearby devices. (Wait for available devices to appear).

2. Click on any device you want to transfer the contacts.

3. Allow both devices to pair and grant permission to access phone contacts.

4. The contacts will be transferred immediately.

5. You can select all or individual contacts to save.


Dear User,

If you experience any troubles pairing phones from within the app. Try pairing both phones manually first before using the app.


Transfer contacts between phones will help you :

transfer contacts from android to android
transfer contacts from old phone to new phone
transfer contacts from nokia symbian to android
transfer contacts from blackberry
transfer contacts from iphone to android
transfer contacts from ios to android
transfer contacts from icloud to android

Ratings and reviews

Wow! It worked! Was forced to upgrade to a Pixel 3a from my beloved Nokia E52 recently. Symbian has a transfer app built in but it doesn't support non-Nokia devices so I was facing using Nokia PC Suite to finagle a solution. This app got my contacts transferred in seconds. No need to put it on both phones, just install into the new phone, turn on Bluetooth, tap, download, save. SO EASY! Only complaint is that it tripled each contact when they moved over so I have some merging to do.

I hate writing bad news. Thought each device I was attempting to connect seems to recognize each other, one read ensure other has the correct passcode however nothing showed you to compare or input passcode from. Each read the same after alternating each other do the attempt pairing gave the same message. The menu gave little direction. This was all ran by using Bluetooth. Deleting the app from my phone.

This app will work where other Android-to-Android or WiFi transfer apps won't. I used it with an old (2012) Verizon LG VX5600 flip-phone: limited bluetooth, no Wifi, non-android, and transferred contacts to a current Samsung Android Galaxy 5G phone. Getting the Samsung app paired with the VX5600 bluetooth took awkward manual steps, but given the age of the LG, I'm not surprised. The app retrieved most of the contacts (only the ones with a single phone number) only retrieved name and phone number, and mapped the LG Business type to Android Work. It was free, mostly painless, got most of what I needed. The Transfer Contacts my Maine Avenue works more completely but has a small fee: ~$1/200 contacts.

What's new

Android 13 update.
Performance improvement.