It also works with really old Android devices running Android 2.1 all the way up to Android 9.0 Pie and its latest iterations.

IMusic works with all the latest Mac versions, and there’s also a Windows download if that’s what you’re after. Even better, you can move music files between Android devices and even between iOS and Android. For the transfer part, it’s just one click to move your entire iTunes library to an Android phone or tablet. Music transfer is just one of its many features, which include the ability to download songs from streaming sites absolutely free of cost. If you’ve never heard of it, iMusic is an emerging superstar in the world of media transfer that lets you easily transfer music from Mac to Android. Let’s get started, shall we? How to Transfer Music from Mac to Android with Aimersoft’s iMusic Here, I also showcase two other methods that you might like to try – Google Play Music and (Oh God, here it comes) Android File Transfer! What I wanted was to find a tool that could help me get everything from there to my phone, which has the maximum expandable memory possible, by the way. One of my main reasons for hunting for the perfect software for this is that I carry a lot of iTunes stuff on my Mac, as well as tons of downloads from various other sources.