[Just_Me_D]

I know many of may use a different Email app for work, but I’m specifically asking what is your preferred Email app for personal use on your iPhone? Some of the popular ones are listed below.

1. Mail by Apple
2. Outlook by Microsoft
3. Spark by Readdle
4. Airmail by Bloop S.R.L
5. Edison by Edison Software, Inc.
6. Gmail by Google

[Annie_8plus]

I have tried the Yahoo App, the Hotmail/Outlook app and Gmail‘s app. I do you not like them at all and I am quite content with the stock Mail app.

[phlamethrowre]

I’ve tried them all and end up going back to Apple Mail, at least for my work (Exchange) account. I’m currently using the gmail and outlook apps for those accounts.

[TurboTiger]

Gmail accessed through Apple client.
Good Luck

[ivanwi11iams]

Personal = Mail by Apple
Work = Outlook app, WITH notifications off

[metllicamilitia]

Spark
Outlook for work Exchange

[Wotchered]

Apple Mail for both.
Yahoo for unimportant stuff.

[dmoskaluk]

Spark for my Gmail. Stock Apple mail for my iCloud mail

[mumfoau]

The stock mail app. I'm boring, I know.

[Not Quite Right]

Stock Apple mail ...

[wolfee48]

Stock Apple Mail for personal accounts
Gmail App for work account

[pr1nce]

Apple mail for personal and work (Exchange) notifications off for work.

[iwicked]

Apple’s Mail for personal use and Outlook for office account. Truth be told I do get tempted to shift completely to Outlook.

[Lee_Bo]

The stock mail app for personal use.

I no longer have work email on any of my personal devices.......and my stress levels and blood pressure have dropped exponentially. :-)

[davidnc]

Gmail App

[wilber1]

I always have used the Yahoo app on iPhone and PC and for me it has always worked best .

[Ecm]

Nine Mail, for me. It's the same paid app I used on my Android devices. It's a full Exchange app -- email, contacts, calendar and tasks in one app. It supports all exchange features such as flag status, follow-ups, categories, full html signatures with images. And it has the best darned conversation view in the business, IMHO. I can't imagine going without it.

[BreakingKayfabe]

The stock mail app. I’ve tried others but the stock one just makes me feel at home.

[Premium1]

I used to use spark, but with IOS13 beta using the stock mail app. For what I use it for it gets the job done.

[Just_Me_D]

Spark for my Gmail. Stock Apple mail for my iCloud mail

I recently began using Spark for my work email because gSuites was driving me insane. The difference is night and day. For all of my personal email, I use the native Mail app.

[djs71a]

I recently began using Spark for my work email because gSuites was driving me insane. The difference is night and day. For all of my personal email, I use the native Mail app.

With Spark, can you assign an email to multiple gmail labels?

[joemd60]

Gmail app for personal mail. Stock mail app for Outlook, and iCloud.

[dmoskaluk]

I recently began using Spark for my work email because gSuites was driving me insane. The difference is night and day. For all of my personal email, I use the native Mail app.

I would use Spark for all my mail ( including iCloud) except that Apple requires two-step authentication if third party email clients are used with iCloud mail. Gmail App simply became schmaltzy & cumbersome to use with multiple attachments especially if mail is/was forwarded and struck me as really an Android app tweaked a bit for iOS. Spark is clean, very customizable if one wishes and perfect on all devices for me

[Just_Me_D]

I would use Spark for all my mail ( including iCloud) except that Apple requires two-step authentication if third party email clients are used with iCloud mail. Gmail App simply became schmaltzy & cumbersome to use with multiple attachments especially if mail is/was forwarded and struck me as really an Android app tweaked a bit for iOS. Spark is clean, very customizable if one wishes and perfect on all devices for me

Agreed...

[Just_Me_D]

With Spark, can you assign an email to multiple gmail labels?

I don’t know and I haven’t tried doing that yet, but I’ll see if I can and get back to you.