DearMob iPhone Manager vs HONOR Device Clone

DearMob iPhone Manager is desktop software for transferring, backing up, restoring and managing iOS and iPadOS content. It runs on Windows and macOS, transfers more than 15 file types over Wi-Fi or USB, and does not require iTunes. Backup options include full, incremental and selective backup and restore, with copies saved to a PC, Mac or external hard drive. Media tools handle photos, music and videos, including HEIC conversion, music format conversion, video rotation and ringtone creation. The software also manages contacts, messages, apps and app data, books, podcasts, calendars, voice memos, bookmarks and files. For moving to a new iPhone or iPad, it describes one-to-one content cloning. Users can password-protect backup files, photos, videos and contacts, and encrypt backups and media files. Digiarty says it does not collect transferred files or file-encryption passwords, though troubleshooting may involve sending a log file. The trial has daily limits for transfers and backup tasks. Premium 365 costs $29.95 a year; Lifetime License is $39.95 as a one-time purchase fee; Family License is $59.95 as a one-time purchase fee.

HONOR Device Clone moves data from an old phone or computer to a new HONOR device. Phone transfers connect by scanning a QR code, without cables, mobile data, or sign-up. HONOR reports speeds up to 8 GB per minute in optimal lab conditions, with variation by device, and says the connection and transferred files are encrypted. Supported phone sources include HONOR, HarmonyOS, other Android brands, and Apple devices running Android 7.0 or iOS 8.0 and later. PC migration can move pictures, videos, documents, some Windows settings, and Edge, Chrome, or Firefox bookmarks and browsing history. HONOR reports wireless PC speeds up to 90 MB/s in its lab, while environment and model affect actual speed. Windows system files, hidden files, shortcuts, and application-directory files are excluded. Failed or interrupted PC transfers can resume. PC migration uses HONOR PC Manager on the new PC and Device Clone on the old one.