Re: Recommandations for mail-app

Jesper <Vitsky.kasperski@gmail.com> wrote:

My 2 newest android phones both use a standard Gmail-ap that is
unreliable getting mail from one of my accounts. Less than half of the
mails are coming in. So I would like to get recomandations for a simple
ap without ads, that can handle 3-4 accounts. It does not have to be
free, but free from ads and malware.

I had MS Outlook on my desktop PC, switched to eM Client (when I decided
to stop paying for MS 365 subscriptionware), but went back to MS Outlook
due to problems with eM Client (half of the reminders on events never
appears, but starting in version 9 versus 8, and earlier, didn't have
the problem).

As a consequence of using MS Outlook on my desktop, and because I also
did not like the Gmail Android app, I went to the MS Outlook app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.office.outlook

Never seen an ad in Outlook for Android. 

Mozilla acquired K-9 for Android, but haven't yet rebranded K-9 as
Thunderbird:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fsck.k9

I've not used K-9, so can't give a recommendation for or against it.  It
is free.  Never hear of it having ads.

Mailbird has free and paid versions:

https://www.getmailbird.com/pricing/?utm_location=US

The free version supports only 1 account, so you'd have to pay for the
Standard or Premium versions to support 2, or more, accounts.  I have 6
email accounts, so their free versions was not a candidate at the time.
They have both monthly subscription and pay-once plans.  Been a while
since I looked at Mailbird, but don't recall seeing any ads.

I had, as mentioned above, used eM Client on my desktop for around 3
years.  They have an Android app.  It might have the same 3-account
limit for the free version as does the free desktop version, but I'm not
sure of that.  Could not find a price on their Android app (maybe they
have only a free Android app).

https://www.emclient.com/
https://www.emclient.com/mobile-features