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How To Sync Audio Books Between Tablet And Phone?

Readers who listen on multiple devices, share your workflow for syncing listening progress across tablets and smartphones with specific apps.
2025-07-02 23:38:21
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Angie Johnson Ferguson
Angie Johnson Ferguson
To sync your audiobooks and ensure you can switch between devices to continue listening to your current book, check if your audiobook app uses cloud syncing. Most of the larger apps like Audible and Scribd use cloud syncing and will automatically sync your books, progress, and any new adds to your library when you log in to your account on a new device. Assuming you are using the same app on both your phone and tablet and have connected to the internet, you can switch between the two devices seamlessly – much like how I’m able to switch back and forth between my phone and tablet listening to ‘The Alpha King’s Mind-Reading Maid’, a fantasy romance that follows the mind-reading abilities of a maid who is working for a paranoid royal employer and is so good that I definitely don’t want to miss a chapter.
2026-08-01
Natalie
Natalie
If you are a big fan of audiobooks and would like to take them on the go, listen while in the gym, or simply keep your tablet and phone synchronized, I have found a way to make this work very seamlessly. I use Audible as my main storage of all my audiobooks. Since I am a plus member, my library, as well as my progress, sync instantly once I log into my account on either of my devices. For non-DRM audiobooks, I use ‘Listen Audiobook Player’ which supports cloud sync via Google Drive. In order to keep my bookmarks and progress up to date on the other device, I upload them and then download the corresponding section on the other device. It’s a bit of work but it works very well.

Alternatively, if you’re into tech then setting up a NAS to sync your audiobooks and progress between your devices, or setting up something like Syncthing to sync your files between devices is a breeze to set up and works beautifully once you have!
2025-07-03
Dominic
Dominic
I use ‘Audible’ for books I’ve purchased and ‘Libby’ for books I borrowed from the library. My progress is synced in both apps. For my local files, I use Dropbox to store my audiobooks and then play them back using ‘Smart Audiobook Player’ which can read from cloud storage. This is all very simple and cross tablet/phone compatible.
2025-07-05
Ruby
Ruby
Audiobooks don't have to be a device-bound hassle – I use 'Libby' for my library books and 'Audible' for my purchased ones (they both sync up automatically for me). For my personal collection of audiobooks, I put the files in Google Drive and use an audiobook player that has cloud backup support, like 'Voice Audiobook Player'. To sync up your audiobooks between two devices, you simply backup up the files on one of the devices online and then restore them on the other device online (as long as both devices are connected to the internet, of course). Easy peasy!
2025-07-06
Quentin
Quentin
Syncing audiobooks between my tablet and phone is so much easier now. The apps 'Audible' and 'Libby' sync your progress between devices when you're logged into your account. For local files, I use cloud storage like Google Drive or Dropbox to upload the files and download them on the other device.

I’m using Plex Media Server to host my growing collection of audiobooks. This setup also keeps track of my current position and enables me to pick up where I left off on my tablet or on my phone as long as both devices are connected to the server. For manual syncing I’m using ‘Smart Audiobook Player’ to export and then import saved bookmarks and progress by restoring a backup of my player database. A bit more cumbersome but it’s working like a charm.
2025-07-07

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5 Antworten2025-07-21
I’m using the content server from Calibre with the free ebook reader Cool Reader. While not exactly syncing ebooks for free like the official apps of Barnes & Noble, Kobo and others do, it’s working great for me so far. Other indie ebook reader apps for Android, like ReadEra, seem to require manual backups of added ebooks, though. But for the tech-savvy type, running your own personal Calibre server to sync your whole library of books, including sideloaded ones, is certainly possible.

Can I download audio books from public library to my phone?

4 Antworten2025-07-10
My #1 source for audiobooks. Inexpensive. I refer many people to this site. One-click download. Only a tiny amount of extra effort required, for example if you have multiple devices (e.g. phone, tablet), each book needs to be downloaded on each device. However, your progress, etc., will synchronize between devices in apps like Libby if you have signed in to your account. Thus, it’s possible to start listening to a book on your phone on the way to work, and then pick up where you got to on your tablet at home. It’s been well-thought-out.

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10 Antworten2025-09-02
My little trick for reading on both devices is to always stop at the end of a chapter. For some reason the two devices seem to sync better up to a chapter end than to any arbitrary page number. Thus if I finish reading a chapter on my phone, I know that when I pick up my tablet to continue reading, I will start on the correct page for the start of the next chapter. However, if I stop reading in the middle of a chapter on my phone, then there is a 50/50 chance that I will pick up reading on the correct page on my tablet. This is just one of the little idiosyncrasies that I have grown to live with.

How to sync apps for kindle books across multiple devices?

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Shared reading experiences for a fandom. I am part of a book club and we read books on our Kindles and use a private Goodreads group for our shared reading experience. We can add notes and highlights to our eBooks and if enabled, other club members can see the most popular parts of the book as well as their friends’ highlights. All highlights are synced to the members’ devices whether they added them on their e-reader or laptop. Thus, my highlighted quotes are synced and I can access them when I write my discussion post for the book club. Shared reading becomes a little less solitary thanks to this technology.

What is the official phone number for Kindle book publishers?

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How does sync audiobook with ebook work on Kobo?

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I’ve found Kobo’s sync feature between audiobooks and ebooks incredibly seamless. When you purchase a book that supports both formats, Kobo automatically links them in your library. Start reading the ebook, and if you switch to the audiobook, it picks up right where you left off—down to the exact sentence. The progress syncs in real-time, so you never lose your place. This feature works best with Kobo’s own audiobooks and selected titles from Rakuten Kobo’s store. The app remembers your last position regardless of the device, whether you’re using a Kobo eReader, the Kobo app on your phone, or even their desktop version. One minor hiccup is that not all titles support this, so always check the book’s details before buying. For avid multitaskers like me, this is a game-changer—I can listen during my commute and read at home without missing a beat.

Can I read amazon kindle e book on my phone?

7 Antworten2025-06-02
It’s amazing how normal this has become. A few years ago reading a full book on a phone would have been quite absurd. As well as the reading experience on a phone being good, the social features of the app are also really cool. You can see the highlighted parts of a book that your friends have read, if they have chosen to share this with you. This is all done silently and at different times so it’s kind of like being in a book club but not. The app seems to be at the core of Amazon’s reading strategy, which is great because they want you to read anywhere. The phone is the best way to capture people’s attention and Amazon have pulled this off well.

How to fix sync issues between my library audible and app?

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Less common but also worth a shot: The date and time for your device could be off. Audible security certificates are good for a certain period of time and all are based off of time. If your phone’s clock is significantly off (days/years) then you could experience issues with syncing and logging into the app. Make sure date, time and time zone is set to update automatically and if you are having any issues with this check your system settings to see if there are anysync issues with other streaming services that this could cause.

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For a bit of a twist, look at The Book of Lies by Aleister Crowley. Like the Emerald Tablet, this short book of paradoxes is seriously funny in places, yet profound in others. The Golden Chain of Homer is similarly fascinating, a deeply satisfying nature philosophy and alchemy book that’s less obscure than the Tablet yet no less magical. Again, these books are not reads – they are experiences which stay with you long after you have finished reading them – like a truly wonderful joke that somehow becomes even greater with age.

Where can I find free books to read on my tablet?

5 Antworten2025-08-19
For free e-books that are a mix of old and new, I recommend checking out the public domain books that Standard Ebooks has beautifully formatted for the modern reader. For free manga, MangaDex and ComiCake have plenty of fan-translated works available (just use an ad blocker and be aware that the legality of these is somewhat in question). For free audiobooks, the volunteer recordings at Librivox are great for listening to while doing other things. And many university websites offer free texts by professors and students, including literature and philosophy books at MIT OpenCourseWare. You can download these and then transfer them to your tablet using a cable or by emailing them to yourself.
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