Out of curiosity, how many people use the native Mail app?

[MidTennMtneer]

I use the stock app for my iCloud account but use Inbox for my Gmail. I have a pebble and it was annoying getting notifications for all my gmail emails. With Inbox and the way it sorts emails perfectly, I have it set to only notify me of main inbox messages. Not promo or social etc. Very handy. I do like the simplicity of the stock app though. My Gmail is just my main email as I came over to iOS from past 4 Android phones last month.

 

[rdubmu]

I use stock for my outlook.com account, MobileMe, and my .edu, I use the outlook app for my work exchange account


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[Benjamin Langley]

I have setup, deleted, setup and deleted nearly most well know email iOS clients. Due to this I've developed what you could call 'app fatigue' were I could not be bothered exploring for at least the near future. My iPhone habits have 'de-evolved' back to the standard Mail app (cal, podcast, notes etc) to add a level of simplicity and reduce the mindshare the device can take up in my day.

I find Apple mail app smooth to use (Gmail app is not sadly), device consistent and well integrated.

 

[danielenricoras]

I use the default one. Simple and easy to use.

 

[dchandler]

I have downloaded multiple mail apps but always go back to the default mail client. For some reason it just works good for me. I can put all my mail client in one app.

 

[nikkisharif]

I use the native app & Gmail


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[TonyHove]

I use the Outlook App for my work email and the native Mail app for my personal email. I find the Outlook App meets my work needs perfectly. The native mail app's simplicty makes it nice to use as my personal email client.

 

[SprSynJn]

I use the official app for my Gmail account, but use the native app for every other account.

 

[mumfoau]

Native mail app user here!

 

[6PlusManiac]

I use it. I like it because I can have Gmail, iCloud, and Yahoo all in one app that was actually pretty simple to set up. I came from a Droid Razr when I switched to iPhone so it was amazingly easy as you didn't have to type in all the pop3 and IMAP addresses for outgoing AND incoming on every single account.

 

[Tartarus]

I prefer the stock app over everything else. It's clean, fast and fully integrated with iOS

 

[Closingracer]

I use it for my outlook(2), yahoo and aol accounts but use the Gmail app for my gmail account. The app does the job so it's fine .


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[TwitchyPuppy]

Oh I do! For my Gmail and work account, it works like a charm =)

 

[mpham2]

I use the default one for yahoo,gmail and iCloud. Works great.

 

[Spencerdl]

I use the Native, Gmail and Yahoo mail apps....This works for ME

 

[tommy-e]

I use Inky Mail

 

[nancybout]

I use the default native app and the yahoo app...
I prefer the yahoo app for select all delete.
Cannot do that w my gmail via native app or even gmail account so now I'm at 12k emails

 

[kazp3r17]

I use the native for two of my mail accounts but my primary app to use is CloudMagic


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[iOS Gravity]

I use the stock app. You can add multiple accounts without downloading anything extra. You know that it's always going to work properly since its a native app and Apple will release a fix if it's broken.

 

[bamf-hacker]

I have been using the stock mail app since day one. I like the native intergration. Once IOS let's us choose default mail apps I might switch.