This utility is, as its name clearly suggests, a program that enables you to transfer data from your iPhone to your Mac. It also supports various iPod and iPad models, lets you transfer multiple types of files, immediately exports the selected iOS data, and is very intuitive.
After you connect your iOS device to your computer, the application scans the contents of your gadget and displays various types of details, such as iOS version, serial number, capacity, etc. You can easily transfer images, videos, ringtones, voice memos, books or playlists from your iOS device to your Mac.
The application also comes with an integrated search tool that helps you immediately find the iOS documents you wish to back up to your Mac.
However, the program lacks some important features. For instance, it doesn't let you preview iOS images or pre-listen ringtones from its interface. Furthermore, you cannot transfer files from your Mac or iTunes library to your iOS device (this feature is available in many iOS file managers designed for Macs).
With that being said, I think you can find better solutions for transferring data from your iOS device to your Mac.
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