Numerous email apps have passed through our lines and now we are going to summarize them in this list in which we are going to show some of their virtues, and as there are some new ones that are becoming an interesting email client.
Protonmail, for example, is one of those new ones that it is winning the hearts of many users for its email encryption, and even though it is a free option, if we go through your paid subscription, to be able to use it on our mobiles (the desktop version is free), we will have a better experience. One of the examples in the list below. Go for it.
Protonmail
We are not dealing with a client itself, but to an email service provider such as Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo! So even though we can install your app on our mobile, we will have to pull your service by registering a new account in order to send and receive emails. Logically we will have to share this new email with our contacts. And while it allows the desktop version for free, if we want to use the mobile, we must go through its subscription model. The main point of ProtonMail is its email encryption and it comes in handy for professionals and companies.
Outlook
Outlook, like Gmail, It can serve us both as an email provider and as an app to use Gmail's mail itself. The truth is that Outlook is an experience app and in which we can remain calm due to its various functions. As an email service provider, it offers 15GB free, 10 alias addresses that we can use in the client on both Android and desktop, and attachments up to 25MB. A well-designed Android app that ranks as one of the best free on this list of the best email apps.
Zoho Mail
With Zoho Mail we are faced with a premium solution both being an email provider to use as an app that we can install on Android for various tasks. The fact that it is premium means that we do not have it for free, so if you are looking for something that does not scratch your pocket, you better move on to the next one. Zoho Mail has several payment models. The € 0,90 per month Lite to attach files up to 250MB, 5GB of storage and apps for Android and iOS. Mail Premium costs € 3,60 per month, but it has 50GB of cloud storage and the ability to attach files of up to 1GB. In this case, we cannot even add another account from another provider.
Yahoo Mail
Another email service that is similar to Outlook and Gmail with that ability that we can add our email from another service in its Android app. One of the most recognized and that from your free account allows us to upload up to 1TB of storage although with a "but", advertising, as in other of its apps such as Yahoo Weather, will be present in its different services. Another of its best abilities is that we can attach files of up to 2GB, so if you are limited by Gmail in this regard, you simply add your Gmail email in Yahoo and send them. An app of great design and that is another one that must be taken into account.
fast mail
Other payment provider that is limited in the point of adding other accounts, but it does emphasize privacy. In such an important moment in which all the importances are being put in that our data is not used, Fastmail apart from not advertising, will not use your email to send you the same; And yes, you can already understand how Gmail knows to send you those promotional emails in such a fine and threaded way ... Of course, Fastmail is not free and it is a premium service. You can go through the trial to test it and then pay according to the cloud storage you have.
Samsung Email
We before the first of the list which is itself an email client and that helps us to add all the accounts we want from ProtonMail, Gmail, Outlook / Hotmail, Fastmail, Yahoo and many others; like the professionals associated with a hosting / domain. A more than powerful free app that we have in Samsung mobiles and that it has everything we need to manage the emails that reach our company's inbox. Yes, it does not reach the degree of customization of others on the list such as Nine, but to be free it is one of the best.
Blue mail
We continue with mail clients such as Blue Mail, and what offers support for Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, AOL, iCloud, Office365, Google Apps, Hotmail and Live.com; just like you can use a business account to add and control multiple accounts at the same time in a unified interface. It doesn't have any kind of problem this way out of the box and it has excellent timing for a free email client. Has a very positive feedback by the user community and if we do not want to go through the box, between this and Samsung's can be the options as exclusive mail clients.
MyMail
Another mail client that carries with it the applause of the community of users who use it daily and that among some of its best virtues is its ability so that we can even silence the notifications of a certain account. That is if we do not want to receive notifications from the business account but from the Gmail account, we can do it perfectly. It has the option of using business accounts under the IMAP or POP3 protocols. Nor can we ignore some functions such as PIN protection; time of silence; message preview and much more.
Outlook 2019
Un paid email client and which is the best to manage professional accounts or company; rather in the desktop environment of our PC than in our mobiles, since for the latter we have Outlook for Android. Although there is a certain distance between the two applications due to the complexity of the first, it is also part of that Microsoft 360 solution. We can get cheaper keys through some stores for a complete solution for professional mail management.
Outlook 2019 - Website
Spark
It came from iOS to succeed on Android And if we want a solution similar to Outlook 2019 on our mobile and that is free, it is almost the best. It we can tell clearly by AI or artificial intelligence you have to manage your inboxes. It also has a great design to dare with everything for an app that when you try it you will leave the rest forever. It offers support to all email provider accounts as well as professional ones with IMAP or POP3 protocol. This app is simply fantastic with the use of signatures according to the adhered account.
Email by Edison
One of the newest clients we have on Android and it's not lacking in features. We can add all these providers: Gmail, Yahoo Mail, AOL, Mail, Hotmail Outlook, Exchange, IMAP, Alto, iCloud and more. It has some "smarts" functions such as shipment tracking or real-time travel notifications. A beautifully designed email client that is available for free on Android. If before going through Spark you take a tour by Email through Edison, then you will be able to assess better.
Nine
Nine can be said very clearly and loudly: is the best paid email client we have on Android. It's packed with features and while it's not cheap at all, in return we will have the best email management experience that supports all providers to add all the accounts we want. It also uses great design and has a team of developers who update it with new content and features. If you are in a professional environment in which you manage dozens of emails daily, do not hesitate to acquire it. It has a free trial for you to finally decide on your purchase.
MailWise
As some of those who use it indicate, MailWise is a fantastic client for professional emails and Gmail, Outlook and other accounts. Above all, we appreciate the work done in the design of the app so that it does not use a lot of space in the mobile storage if we compare it to others like Outlook. It has Exchange support and is another client that we have for free on Android.
These are the 13 best email apps we have currently on Android as both clients and email providers.
