Mailbird
Mailbird helps individuals and businesses manage emails in one place. This allows you to simplify your workflows. Therefore, spend more time on important tasks. Moreover, 9 in 10 of our customers describe our interface as “intuitive” and beautiful.
- Paid • Proprietary
- Email Client
- Email Organizer
- Windows
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Summary
Our users have written 91 comments and reviews about Mailbird, and it has gotten 302 likes
- Developed by Mailbird
- Proprietary and Commercial product.
- One time purchase ranging between $31 and $32, and / or subscription that costs between $1 and $2.
- Average rating of 3.9
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koloraros Upvoted a comment on Thunderbird as an alternative to MailbirdThunderbird is way too bloated and slow
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This is application is combination of 3 most important things which make any app success: user-friendly, lightweight, and concentrated on feature what it do. Mailbird much lighter then thunderbird and can easly process very big amounts of data much better then any alternative for windows in market for this time. It uses 4x less memory and just 0-1% of CPU when working in background (if compare to thunderbird with the same amount of email boxes, and emails). It uses only 160MB of storage to save all mails on disk, for example thunderbird at the same time uses up to few GB's. With this tool you can be really productive with email processing. You should try. Free version to be clear very limited, but paid one cost some money, but it worth it!
I am a very demanding user. I'm using at the same time around 30-35 at some times 40-60 different ACTIVE mail accounts. On each account i receiving 2-3-5 emails daily (depends on a day). So, i have really a lot of work with mail's. Summary, i have around ~30.000-35.000 emails in my boxes (together).
This is to be clear VERY BIG amount of emails. Performance of a mail client is very important for me. Glitches, lags, heavy CPU / RAM usage it's a first reason to stop using app. I have tried outlook, thunderbird, other mail apps. All of them has used a lot of PC resources, a lot of RAM, and VERY BIG amount of storage (7-8GB just to store all of my mails). Average usage of Thunderbird were around 500-700MB of RAM, and very heavy CPU usage. I really tired of lags from Thunderbird... So, 1 year ago i decide to move all of my emails to new software, with next important requirements:
And? And i found mailbird somewhere, and i start to love it from the first look. I have downloaded free version, then i bought paid one, and what i get?
To be clear, this is MEGA good results! i do not feeling ANY lags anymore because of my very big amount of mails and mail software which always running in my task-bar.
How it looks like, oh, this is really super nice design this lightweight and very productive tool have. I really like it a lot.
Extra tools, i'm using around maybe 10% of all available tools in mailbird, but time to time i like to use extra apps directly inside mailbird app, like todoist, or moo.do
I strngly recommend to use mailbird app, because this app very lightweight, very beautiftul, very intuitive and user-friendly, very easy to process high volumes of daily emails. Try it, and you will understand what i mean.
10 October 2020 - Mailbird still the best mail client in the market.
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It markets itself as an email client for professionals yet it doesn't support CardDAV or CalDAV and they have no intention of implementing these features.
explain any use case of this.
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I keep all my contacts in nextcloud, and I'm not creating a new separate address list for any single app. So for me DAV sync is a must too.
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No CalDAV support is a dealbreaker for me as well.
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It's a good way to mange multiple accounts and it's easy to configure and use also by me, that I'm not an expert :D
Good software for my usage
This program works and I am in love with the send later feature, as well as the snooze feature. It seems to work better than Outlook for organizing my archives as well. Works flawlessly with my gmail accounts too.
Great Features, especially their advanced email tracking feature