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For Windows 11
and Windows 10
For iPhone 17, 16, 15, 14 and Max, iPad Pro
and iPhone 13, 12, 11, XR, iPhone X, SE, iPad

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Compare the Features of Standard and Pro-Edition!


Standard-Edition Features Pro-Edition
100 per day Transfer Photos from iPhone to PC
100 per day Transfer Videos from iPhone to PC
50 per day Photos and images upload to iPhone *
50 per day Video transfer to iPhone *
100 per day Transfer of Contacts to iPhone
10 per day File Transfer in FileSystem
* Needs the free iManager App

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Supported Windows Versions!


Windows 11
Windows 10
32 and 64-Bit Versions
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