You might have met this situation before, you found out that other people’s iPad and iPhones are synced but you are not. The reasons that cause iPad and iPhones not to sync are quite common. Now let’s jump right in to check them out. Sometimes it may just be because of the poor connection, or you might check out whether your settings are available on both WiFi and cellular data.
And also make sure on your iPhone and iPad, you have already logged in with the same Apple ID. Which is the most common reason that your iPad and iPhone not syncing. What’s more, once you log in with the same Apple ID. Make sure to turn on the iCloud photo button, so that you can browse photos across all your devices. Also toggle on the button for contacts, notes, etc.
If you still found out they are not syncing, probably is that your iCloud storage is full. Then you can consider updating your iCloud storage plan. Or just simply delete some backup that takes up too much storage on your iCloud. After all these factors are checked, your iPad and iPhone will be syncing this time. But you can still find out an obvious problem, is that your iPhone music library can not be synced in this way.
If you’re using Apple music, then it won’t be a problem for you once you log in with the same Apple ID. But if your iPhone music is imported from anywhere else. You can iCareFone to easily sync all the music between your iPhone and iPad.
Just connect your iPhone to the computer.
- And click manage on iCareFone.
- And find audio and music.
- And export the music you selected to the computer.
- Then change the connection to the iPad.
- Also on the interface.
Click manage, and this time, choose to import music from the computer. And select the music you just exported. And sooner it would be done. With iCareFone, you can not only sync music between devices. But also contacts, also easy with clicks. Or photos. This tool works perfectly for those who don’t have enough iCloud storage but still want to keep things synced between their Apple devices.
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