I'm constantly checking out the available email apps on Android and keeping tabs on what's out there. All in all, I firmly still believe Gmail is the best email app for most people on Android.īut "most people" doesn't mean "everyone." And whether you're struggling to get back in the Gmail swing after your own Inbox adventure or you're just wondering if there's an alternative that'd be more effective for your personal emailing habits, it's well worth exploring your options. Even the Gmail Android app works reasonably well for my needs at this point, with the aid of a few handy hidden features. Once I made some adjustments to bring Inbox-like features into its environment - especially the inbox-based reminders, article-saving system, and smart extra shortcuts I'd come to rely on after years of Inbox living - I quickly grew comfortable with the Gmail desktop site and started feeling at home again. Or at least better for you.įor the record, I really do like Gmail. It's good enough for most purposes, sure - but maybe there's something better out there. Heck, even if you didn't use Inbox, you might find yourself feeling somewhat "meh" on Gmail nowadays. But after years of using its more forward-thinking Inbox sibling, well, going back to Gmail can be a bit of a harsh adjustment. Now, don't get me wrong: Gmail is, for most intents and purposes, a very good email app. It's April 2019, and lots of us who haven't used Google's actual Gmail app in ages are finding ourselves back within its virtual walls and staring at it blankly - maybe even with mild signs of resentment or disdain.
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