Email is what people use every day. It doesn’t matter whether you are a student, businessman or anything else, you might always use email to communicate with other people. Both Android and iOS mobiles come with an email client that you can use to get access to your email accounts. However, if you do not like the inbuilt email clients of Android and iOS, do check out this article where you can find some of the best email apps for Android and iOS. These email apps are available for free, but you might have to spend some money to unlock all the included features.

Best Email Apps for Android and iOS

1] Gmail

Gmail is available for both Android and iOS, and this is probably the best solution if you are looking for a one-stop email client for your mobile. If you are an Android user, you might already have this email client installed in your mobile. In case, you do not have this; you can download it from Google Play Store. On the other hand, if you have iOS 10.0 or later version, you can install that on your iPhone without any problem. The user interface of Gmail is smoother than any other competitor, and it comes with a lot of options to manage your mails. On the other hand, you can use various email services such as Gmail.com, Outlook, Hotmail, or any IMAP enabled account in Gmail.

Download: Android, iOS

2] Apple Mail

Apple Mail is available for iOS only, and Android users cannot take benefit from it. Apple Mail is one of the best solutions for iOS users. It doesn’t matter which iOS version you are using; you can certainly use Apple Mail to manage your emails within moments. It doesn’t take much time to get started with this email client and once set up; you can use it for anything. It doesn’t matter whether you have an iCloud account or Gmail account or Outlook account or IMAP enabled account, you can use that with this email client. The user interface of this email client has not issued. The best thing is you can synchronize iCloud Contacts, Calendars, and Reminders with this email client.

3] Blue Mail

Blue Mail is available for Android as well as iOS, and this is the best third-party email client for your mobile. You can use Gmail, Exchange, iCloud, Office365, Yahoo, AOL, Outlook, and GoDaddy email account with this email client. You can also use Touch ID and Password to protect your email from being checked by third-person. There is an option called Do Not Disturb Mode that will let you disable all the email related notifications, which is important when you are doing an important task, and you do not want to be disturbed. If you are using it on your Android mobile, you should know that it does support Android Wear and therefore, you can check the mail right from your watch or something. It also comes with a dark mode that helps you check your email without getting eye strain in low light area. You can also snooze email in case you do not have time right now but you want to check that email later.

Download: Android, iOS

4] Microsoft Outlook

When you do not love to use Gmail or Apple Mail on your respective device, you can head over to Microsoft Outlook, which is a great third-party email client with a lot of features for your benefits. Besides features, the neat and clean user interface has made this email client even better. You can use different email services such as Microsoft Outlook, Hotmail, Exchange, Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud and any IMAP enabled account. Microsoft recently launched an option called Focused Tab that helps you find out important email, and it works with AI, and hence, you can find the most important email automatically in the Focused Tab. This is the main advantage of using Microsoft Outlook email client on your mobile. Regarding availability, you should have Android 4.4 or later version and iOS 10.0 or later version. In case you are a non-English speaker, you can still use it since this is available in more other languages such as Albanian, Amharic, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Basque and so on.

Download: Android, iOS

5] myMail

Personally, I love this email client, and I have been using it for a long time now on my mobile. myMail is available for Android as well as iOS, and you should have Android 2.3.3 or later version and iOS 9.0 or later version to install it accordingly. First thing first. The user interface of myMail is pretty good and you should get any issue to comprehend all the options they are providing. Besides that, you will be able to use various email service such as Gmail, Hotmail, Live, Outlook, Yahoo, MSN, iCloud and AOL email accounts. The best thing is you can use them all at once since it does support multi-account. If you have an iOS device, you can use Touch ID or Passcode to protect your email accounts. Real-time push notification, unique email signature, ActiveSync protocol, unread email filter, etc. have made this email client even better.

Download: Android, iOS

6] Aqua Mail

Aqua Mail is a good third-party email client, but this is available only for Android. Regarding user interface, Aqua Mail has proved to be good. Features wise, this is equally awesome. Like other standard email clients, you can use Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, FastMail, Apple, GMX, AOL and any IMAP enabled email account. The best thing about this tool is you can backup your email to various cloud storage such as Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, etc. It comes with a home screen widget so that you can check for new email without opening the actual app. Apart from that, you will get Calendar and Contacts synchronization for Exchange and Office 365. It also has a PRO version that costs around $9.99, and you can get the following features in the PREMIUM version.

• Push mail for Exchange servers (corporate email) and Office 365.
• Ability to add more than two accounts.
• Use identities.
• Remove the Aqua Mail promo signature in outgoing messages.
• Remove Ads

Download: Android