The Android version of Mailbox is in a big PK. Mailbox Master beats the Android built-in Mailbox in seconds

For office workers, sending and receiving emails on mobile devices has become a necessity at work. NetEase recently released the all-round mobile email APP Mailbox Master. For Android phone users, the arrival of this email Android version of the office tool is definitely a blessing. Because after the editor's comparison in various aspects, although the Android built-in email can meet the basic functions of sending and receiving letters, there is still a lot of room for improvement in terms of new email receiving speed, reading experience, login security, etc. Fortunately, we now have Mailbox Master. As an Android version of the email APP produced by a professional email operator, Mailbox Master sends and receives emails more stably and quickly, and reads emails more smoothly. At the same time, some personalized designs have been made, such as setting gesture login passwords and night do not disturb mode.

1. New email notification

Mail Master: Server push, instant reminder Android Mail: Client patrol method, slow reminder speed

Mail Master: Use server push to push emails, new emails arrive in seconds, and reminders are timely.

Android Mailbox: It uses client patrol to collect emails regularly, but the reminder speed is slow and it consumes a lot of power.

2. Add and switch accounts

Mail Master: Slide the sidebar to switch accounts Android Mail: Switching accounts requires entering a new page for settings

Email Master: Adding an account is very convenient. Just enter the settings on the application page, and you can directly slide to the sidebar to switch accounts and folders.

Android Mailbox: Log in on the Mailbox page, and you can choose different types of mailboxes to log in. There are also some recommended mailbox options. However, when switching accounts, you need to click Settings and enter another page to select an account, which is more troublesome and cannot be managed uniformly. Some setting options need to be set on the system settings page.

3. Log in to your school or corporate email account

Mail Master: No configuration required Android Mail: Manual server configuration required

Mail Master: supports all mailboxes. There is no need for manual configuration when logging into school mailboxes or corporate mailboxes. It can provide intelligent matching for users, saving users the process of understanding professional terms such as imap and smtp.

Android Mailbox: It supports most mailboxes, but when logging into corporate mailboxes or university mailboxes, you need to fill in complex server settings. Users must first understand professional terms such as imap, smtp, etc. Novice users may have no idea where to start.

4. Letter reading experience

Mail Master: Excellent text adaptation, good reading experience Android Mail: Poor text adaptation

Mail Master: The text is well adapted, pictures and text are displayed synchronously, clearly and concisely, formatted emails can also be presented perfectly, and the operation buttons are fixed at the top, which is easy to use.

Android Mail: The text adaptation is poor, formatted emails cannot fit the screen, and sometimes pictures cannot be displayed. The email reading experience is a bit bad.

5. Set reminders for category folders

Email Master: Supported, and you can also enable the nighttime Do Not Disturb mode Android Mail: Not supported, you can only enable or disable reminders uniformly

Email Master: The reminder function has been subdivided into settings. Users can set reminders for different folders, reducing the disturbance of advertising emails and subscription emails. They can also turn on the do not disturb mode at night, which is very user-friendly.

Android Mail: Although it also supports new email reminders, it can only be turned on or off globally and cannot be set for each folder. If this feature is turned on, users will be harassed by advertising emails and subscription emails.

6. Gesture password login

Mail Master: Supported Android Mail: Not Supported

Email Master: Supports setting gesture password to log in, reducing the possibility of email information being leaked and protecting privacy and email account security.

Android Mailbox: Android Mailbox does not have a gesture password for logging in. The account is directly bound to the mobile phone. If the mobile phone is lost, all accounts and email information in the mailbox may be leaked.

After comparing them one by one, the editor feels that if you need to send and receive emails frequently in your life and work, you really need a professional email Android APP like Email Master to help you. Its email sending and receiving experience can definitely beat the built-in email in Android.