Mailbird - The Email App

It's a good app but is still being developed and lacks features that the Windows version has. However, I have Faith that in time the android version will become every bit as good as the Windows version. One important feature is the excellent support team who respond quickly.

So far it's not bad.

easy to use but it's consuming too much battery on the background. daily battery usage is almost 20% even though I don't use it for more than a couple of minutes. uninstalled.

no option to delete emails from A toast notification

As a desktop Mailbird lifetime user, I was excited to finally see the mobile version. My experience with it thus far, being in beta, was not great. I've typed/sent emails and then they just disappear without being sent. I open some emails and the subject line is incorrect. There is no calendar. That is the real deal breaker with me. To be a total Outlook replacement, there must be calendar integration in the app. The app, in it's current state, is not reliable or useful enough.

It's a good start you've released a mobile android application, however there still many things that needs to be improved/enhanced to improve usability. swipe to next message is a basic feature that's missing. customization of the toolbar and options are still missing. Also, no support for rich text format? that would be the most basic feature that needs to be supported ASAP.

mailbird is epic

there are fewer and fewer email apps that don't cram AI features down your throat or force smart sorting or they have a unified inbox but not spam or trash or they're just plain ugly. this app doesn't force AI, the only folders or sorting is what you do yourself, has a unified inbox, spam, and trash, and is visually appealing. only issue with this app is if you exit the app in the spam or trash folder, when you open back up its still in spam or trash. it'd be better to always open to the inbox.

I’ve been waiting for the Android version for years! Even though it’s still in beta, I already love it! It stays true to Mailbird’s signature simplicity, efficiency, and elegance. Well done, guys!

So far, so good!