I’ve already picked my winner, but maybe a different email app suits your needs better.īlue Mail is my favorite of the three, and my current email app, but what are the pros and cons that make it worth using, or worth passing? It’s easy to use, highly customizable, has an appealing design, and supports a multitude of email accounts, no matter the service you were using beforehand. However, just because I favor one email, app over the others doesn’t mean each doesn’t have their value.
The Biggest Strengths and Weaknesses of Each Appįrom just looking at the ratings, and my own thoughts one each app, you’ll see that there’s a blue trend happening. Regarding being unique, K-9 mail is the winner, but overall, I prefer Blue Mail. K-9 Mail features a blockier design than the other two that isn’t appealing to me, but other users will appreciate its appearance. The app still offers useful email features filing, signatures, and multi-folder syncs, but not every part of the app is as user-friendly as other programs. K-9 Mail offers an almost staggering amount of customization, but only if you’re willing and able to dig deep inside of the experience. You get notifications for each, but setting the frequency and permissions is easy and fast. The app gives you a hub where all of your email accounts are, and lets you switch between them at a moment’s notice. There isn’t a single bad app among the three, so let’s start pitting them against each other.īlue Mail is perfect if you’re looking for a custom experience, but don’t have much knowledge about modifying open source programs. K-9 Mail excels with customization because of its open source potential. Blue Mail is an easy way to view all of your different email accounts all in one place. Gmail is simple, fast, and comes stock on almost every Android device.
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