eM Client
eM Client is a full featured e-mail client with a modern and easy to use interface. eM Client also offers calendar, tasks, contacts and chat.
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Mac
- Windows
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eM Client is a full featured email client with a modern and easy to use interface.
- offers calendar, tasks, contacts and even chat.
- supports all major services including Gmail, Exchange, iCloud, and Outlook.com.
- easily imports your data from most of the other e-mail clients. This includes Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, Thunderbird, The Bat and more.
- fully supports touch devices like touch-enabled laptops, tablets and hybrid devices. Use your email client easily in a modern way.
- finds any email, contact or attachment in seconds with eM Client's super-fast search.
Features in detail:
E-mail:
Secure communication (SSL/TLS)
Message encrypting (https://alternativeto.net/software/s-mime/)
Advanced email rules management
Conversation view
Spell-check across the application
Mass mail and delayed send
Built-in email translator for incoming and outgoing messages using Bing translate engine
Templates, signatures, Quick Text, tags and categorizations
Calendar:
Various calendar views
Share calendars and tasks with other people
Full-text search in events and tasks
Meeting invitations and confirmations (IMIP/ITIP)
Schedule meetings using free/busy
Internet calendars support (including Facebook calendar)
Contacts:
Custom contact views
Exhaustive number of data fields
Categorization and folders support
Easy contacts merging
Communication history
Easy search
Chat:
Chat interface inside application or as a detached window
All common chat services supported (Google chat, Jabber and others)
File transfer support
Others:
Central management of desktop clients for companies
Deduplicator tool
Customizable Widgets
Sidebar for quick access to Contact details, Agenda and Invitations
- offers calendar, tasks, contacts and even chat.
- supports all major services including Gmail, Exchange, iCloud, and Outlook.com.
- easily imports your data from most of the other e-mail clients. This includes Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, Thunderbird, The Bat and more.
- fully supports touch devices like touch-enabled laptops, tablets and hybrid devices. Use your email client easily in a modern way.
- finds any email, contact or attachment in seconds with eM Client's super-fast search.
Features in detail:
E-mail:
Secure communication (SSL/TLS)
Message encrypting (https://alternativeto.net/software/s-mime/)
Advanced email rules management
Conversation view
Spell-check across the application
Mass mail and delayed send
Built-in email translator for incoming and outgoing messages using Bing translate engine
Templates, signatures, Quick Text, tags and categorizations
Calendar:
Various calendar views
Share calendars and tasks with other people
Full-text search in events and tasks
Meeting invitations and confirmations (IMIP/ITIP)
Schedule meetings using free/busy
Internet calendars support (including Facebook calendar)
Contacts:
Custom contact views
Exhaustive number of data fields
Categorization and folders support
Easy contacts merging
Communication history
Easy search
Chat:
Chat interface inside application or as a detached window
All common chat services supported (Google chat, Jabber and others)
File transfer support
Others:
Central management of desktop clients for companies
Deduplicator tool
Customizable Widgets
Sidebar for quick access to Contact details, Agenda and Invitations
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- Calendar integration
- Video chat
- PGP Encryption
- Support for IMAP
- Multiple Account support
- CalDAV
- CardDAV
- Unified inbox
- Exchange
- Gmail integration
- POP3 Support
- Cross-platform
- Calendar
- Syncs with GMAIL IMAP
- Night mode/Dark Theme
- Calendar Sync
- Imports email from Live mail
- Outlook integration
- Automatic Backup
- Apps that Sync with Google Calendar
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Our users have written 28 comments and reviews about eM Client, and it has gotten 213 likes.
- Developed by eM Client Inc.
- Proprietary and Freemium product.
- One time purchase (perpetual license)
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Whilst persevering with our never-ending seek for a reliable and worthwhile email client for Windows machines, we (for the second time) gave eMClient another go expecting good things of course, because it is paid software...
I found the software very slow at switching between emails making it unusable for business use but after reporting problems in their support forum and reaching out to them via Twitter, their customer support was appalling, in fact, I'd go as far as saying pretty much non-existent.
All I (and many other users) wanted was acknowledgment of the problem(s) and for someone to pipe up and say it is being addressed but no, literally nothing in the slightest.
They seem happy to continue charging for their software but don't want to look after their customers or even entertain the idea that there may be a problem.
On this basis alone, I'd strongly recommend avoiding buying and using this software.
Uses of 250+ MB RAM for single Exchange account, which can be normal in comparison to other clients. Intermittent connectivity gives huge amount of noise, they need to be more clever about network (what if i am in traffic?).
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eM client is definitely a great piece of software for Windows. Four-stars for the Windows version.
Not so much for MacOS -- at least not yet. They should at least refrain from charging users (read: "Paying beta testers") until they have polished the product a little bit. Two-stars for the MacOS version. 3-stars overall because I cannot review each separately.
As for the Windows side of things, although it is a great product, I've had several bad experiences with them. I don't know exactly how, but surely they are collecting user information and who knows what else in order to determine whom they feel should need to pay for the service. All of a sudden the "Free" license is remotely deactivated. And I found that a friend that I recommended the product to previously, had their laptop's license "revoked" because they had used my Internet connection while visiting.
I use router-based VPN connections for privacy on my personal network so it leaves me to believe that the activation process involves more than just a machine hardware hash as generally is the case.
It is not without its' issues as a product even on the Windows platform -- primarily I found that it was prone to random disconnects requiring closing the client and opening again.
I would be much more comfortable and willing to purchase the professional version if the licensing and software protection were from a third party. Otherwise, where does the developer draw the line between sniffing your e-mail to identify "business" usage, and privacy that is expected within one's email?
I'm still going to give it a go, but man, do I ever hate that shit.
The only alternative to Outlook that I could find with Exchange functionality, but unfortunately still a long way to go to replace it in a working environment. I found it slower than Outlook and somewhat unpolished. Uninstalled when I got back a reply from a partner asking why I was sending blank mail...