Good email app?

[MoodyBlues]

My previous phone has an app simply named "Email" which I really like. Within the app there is absolutely NOTHING identifying its source; it's not listed in my Play library, and I have no idea now (almost 4 years out) where it came from. I'm guessing it was pre-installed by Motorola.

Anyway, the only mail app on my new Moto Z² Force Edition is GMail. I need an app that supports multiple POP accounts. I'd prefer that it allows you to see all your accounts in one glance. I prefer a paid app.

Any recommendations? Searching the Play Store left me scratching my head!

 

[Milo Willamson]

An excellent email app, I have been using my mail.com account for many years online, and even on my phone, it can be a pain to swipe away the ads though, but ontop of that it is pretty amazing to sign up for it - nearly unlinited space too.

@MoodyBlues I found this : https://www.tomsguide.com/us/pictures-story/685-best-email-apps.html

 

[Dannydet]

I'm using the paid version of Aquamail and loving it

 

[MoodyBlues]

An excellent email app, I have been using my mail.com account for many years online, and even on my phone, it can be a pain to swipe away the ads though, but ontop of that it is pretty amazing to sign up for it - nearly unlinited space too.

@MoodyBlues I found this : https://www.tomsguide.com/us/pictures-story/685-best-email-apps.html

Thanks, Milo!

I don't do ads, which is one of my two reasons for preferring paid apps (the other is that I think it's important to support talented app developers).

Of the paid apps in the list, I'm going to look at "Nine." Last night in the Play store I was considering Aqua Mail Pro, so I may give that a whirl, too.

Thanks for your help!

 

[MoodyBlues]

I'm using the paid version of Aquamail and loving it

Before reading your post, I just wrote that I'm considering that. Thanks for your input!

 

[Hadron]

I've been using Nine for the last year, and it works fine for IMAP accounts as well as Outlook/Exchange. Don't have any POP3, so can't comment on that.

I did use AquaMail for some years before that, but didn't feel comfortable after Mobi Systems bought it and started looking for a replacement.

(I'd also used MailDroid and different K9 variants, which all worked fine but I wasn't as happy with the user interfaces).

 

[Milo Willamson]

Thanks, Milo!

I don't do ads, which is one of my two reasons for preferring paid apps (the other is that I think it's important to support talented app developers).

Of the paid apps in the list, I'm going to look at "Nine." Last night in the Play store I was considering Aqua Mail Pro, so I may give that a whirl, too.

Thanks for your help!

Sure buddy