Phone Copier Express

From $9.90

What the maker publishes

Company

Compelson says it was founded in 1991 and lists its headquarters at Jankovcova 1569/2c, Prague, Czech Republic. source

Founded

1991 source

Hardware

The maker says users can use their current computers and existing USB data cables, and offers a Connection Kit as an accessory. source

Headquarters

Prague, Czech Republic source

Phone connections

The maker describes connecting both phones to a computer by USB cable with automatic phone detection. source

Privacy reporting

The maker says transfer statistics provide an overview of necessary data without retaining private information. source

Purpose

Phone Copier Express transfers phone books, messages, photos, and other data between different phones. source

Retail use

The maker describes self-service kiosk use in shops and service centers, with customers transferring phone content themselves. source

Security

The maker says transfers are direct, use AES-256 encryption, store no readable data locally, and send nothing to the cloud. source

Support

Compelson asks users to submit support requests through its contact form and says its team will respond as soon as possible. source

Supported devices

The maker says most phones are supported, including Android, iPhone, and feature phones, while noting some phone pairs may not allow particular data to be copied. source

Transfer fees

The maker says there are no fees per transfer and no credits to buy for continued use. source

Transfer types

The product can copy contacts, messages, calendars, photos, music, apps, and documents to a new phone. source

Windows requirement

The maker says a Windows computer is required to connect a phone and offers device drivers for Windows connections. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 9 Oct 2026.