The best email apps for Android

Zoho Mail is a free and flexible email client that works like a calendar and address book. It looks equally good on both smartphone and tablet screens, thanks to the two-column view.

The app automatically bundles related emails and supports simple gestures. This feature is a great last time we deal with multiple emails.

Advanced filters and search functionality are excellent features that we appreciate very well compared to the other solutions discussed here. We would also like to be able to write offline emails and edit them later.

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Contrary to its name, Microsoft's free email client supports accounts other than those associated with Hotmail and Outlook. As with most functions, the configuration is simple and fast, requiring only the first username and password.

Functions for filtering attachments, favorites or unread emails have great potential even if you control multiple mailboxes.

It also highlights the function of content search and the possibility of using filters in better tracking messages. Unfortunately, this free version comes with some small ads declaration at the bottom of the screen, but that would be it.

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Another email client to remember. In fact, the free version of Fair Email has everything most people want, so upgrading to a version the premium It would make sense for those who manage multiple email volumes.

However, in the basic type and you have access to many of the main functions without paying a penny. There is support for an unlimited number of accounts up to 10 Mb (including IMAP), while a few permissions are required.

Messages from multiple accounts can be grouped under a simple and transparent inbox where you can mark new emails as you read them directly from the status bar, without having to open them.

For its part, advanced mode has fingerprint authentication, response templates and duplicate function. You can also delay sending your emails with a paid version.

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Despite its simple name, this app is a solid way for many people who want to set up different email providers under the same thing, from GMX to iCloud, Gmail to Yahoo AOL.

Once you have entered your email address and password, the IMAP connection will be established automatically. This allows each account to be organized individually, with the ability to add notification sounds.

You can also configure silent alarms and set windows, ensuring that private and professional accounts can be used on the same system without changing user profiles.

You may customize the signature to use in your outbound emails, such as photos, custom logos, signatures and professional information, while notifications to push they mean you won't miss the important email from your manager.

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This modern email client has it all. The best images include notifications that can be limited to just the right emails, with helpful repetition function.

Category editing is also improved, so your emails are archived based on whether you're responding to a sender, group of people or managing a list.

The application is also great when it comes to collaboration. Colleagues can be invited to discuss specific issues via emails or message threads, while collaborative writing is possible with a real-time editor.

Add to all of these customizable swipe gestures and voice commands for their management, and you'll be in your hands one of the most advanced mail managers we have found for Android.

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A strong point of Tutanota's marketing lies in the security field, since each email sent is automatically encrypted.

There are many other great things, though most of them are reserved for subscribers the premium. The basic app offers 1GB of cloud storage with embedded data, one user, and limited search performance.

However, paying around € 1 per month will give you access to benefits such as being able to use your domain or up to five accounts. If you increase the figure to € 5 it is possible to get 10 GB of cloud storage and 20 accounts.

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While it turns out that Yahoo Mail had its moment, you should know that you can now use it as a manager without having to associate it with a company account.

In fact, you can sign in with any of the most popular emails, with many settings automatically configured for multiple accounts. This makes it one of the easiest customers to use.

There are still some important points to talk about. You can customize the swipe to achieve specific responses, while deleting or archiving messages is a quick process.

By default, the app will only notify you of important emails, deleting that from newsletters, newsletters or mailing lists.

Also worth noting is integration with services such as Dropbox and Google Drive, to allow for faster communication and download of emails.

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One of the nine biggest draws is its compatibility with Microsoft Exchange accounts, making it an alternative option for Outlook users. It is one of the few programs that support Microsoft accounts, though not Google and Yahoo.

It has a series of other exciting features such as the fact that the user interface is very flexible, clearly showing the mailbox or account you are managing with a standard short description.

It also provides fingerprint support, even though you may not have support for an unlimited number of email accounts. Folder properties can also be changed to your liking. After using it for two weeks, the trial period ends up being paid.

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