Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Windows
Mail and Calendar has been phased out and replaced by 
Microsoft Outlook by the end of 2024.
Features
- Run in background
- Bundled with Windows
- Unified inbox
- Email tracking
Microsoft Mail and Calendar News & Activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Microsoft Mail and Calendar
Microsoft to phase out Mail and Calendar apps in favor of new Outlook by end of 2024Microsoft is currently transitioning to its new Outlook app as the primary email solution within Wi...
- Danilo_Venom published news article about Microsoft Mail and Calendar
Microsoft will replace default Mail, Calendar, and People apps with new Outlook for Windows in 2024Microsoft has announced that the new Outlook for Windows will replace the default Mail, Calendar, a...
- Maoholguin published news article about Microsoft Mail and Calendar
New Outlook for windows preview adds support for third-party email accounts and new featuresMicrosoft is expanding support for third-party accounts in the preview version of the new Outlook f...
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What is Microsoft Mail and Calendar?
Windows 10 has Mail and Calendar apps already built in.
With the Mail application you can now easily see all message from your favorite people, more clearly organize social updates and newsletters, and use the popular “Sweep” feature to clean up your inbox.
Microsoft Mail and Calendar information
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Comments and Reviews
Simple, beautiful, gets the job done.
Update on this app, Mail has been deprecated by windows as they are not supporting it anymore. They're forcing this outlook.
The only thing good here is Calendar.
Not a bad email client. Snappy, works with multiple accounts. I did have trouble getting it to sync my contacts and calendars with Nextcloud, but the core email features work well.
Calendar is okay; syncs properly with my Google account. Mail, though it looks pretty and manages a unified Inbox, requires one to navigate through the folder list of -all- accounts to located the appropriate Trash folder (or Deleted items) in order to find and permanently delete eMails you've deleted from the Inbox. In other words: Mail is really for only one account and M$ has kludged their way to the present app as we see it. (Remember they want you to buy Outlook...but if that's what they really wanted, why not provide a true Google sync as they've promised--and failed to deliver--for over ten years?)
Easy to use. Clean UI.
I've tried about 10 alternatives, but no other application I could find has a unified inbox as great as Windows Mail App.
I have about 15 mail boxes to monitor and using Windows Mail App I can easily group them how I want, instead of having one long list of mail boxes or just 1 general unified inbox like some other apps offer.
I have simple (basic) requirements for an email client:
Windows Mail App is the only one that ticks that last box.
If anyone knows of a good alternative, please let me know. Sometimes I miss some more advanced features but having a clear overview is very important to me.
Very good ui, but they missed some major features and never update the bugs out. For example, there is no way to make a HTML signature in this app, and the calendar is unreliable.