Gmail vs Inbox - Your Preferred Email App?

[flybub]

I love the way inbox works, however there a single issue that I have with it......email threads cannot be printed. For that reason alone I have gone back to Gmail.

 

[LindaFan]

i prefer Gmail

 

[Vyrlokar]

I tried to like inbox, but personally, not sold on it yet. I'll revisit it in the future, maybe. Of course, I've been using email for over 20 years, so I'm kind of set in my ways, and this newfangled "experimental UIs" might not be for me.

 

[Markxmlx]

I prefer Inbox much more. I don't like the endless list of e-mails and I quite enjoy the contextual cards that show up whenever I buy a ticket or go on a journey.

 

[strawberryjammers]

I prefer Gmail

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[Tech2011]

I used Inbox with my personal Google account before, and I really liked it. I do prefer Inbox over the Gmail app.

Unfortunately, my university gave me a Google Apps account that does not work with Inbox ...so I have to use the regular Gmail app on my phone to use that account.

The Inbox app is very useful (I like the reminders and the snooze features) but I just can't use it. So I'm stuck with Gmail.

 

[zuben el genubi]

GMX and Aquamail.
Might be moving to paid service, and NOT Google.

Gmail wound up disabling itself since I wouldn't give Google a permission.

 

[anon(10011614)]

I haven't really been using either of them since i have quite a lot of emails and its easier to manage them all with the MyMail app.

But if i have to give my opinion I'd say Inbox, because, of course it has a better UI and a lot better organization as compared to gmail.

 

[Golfdriver97]

I use Inbox. I like how it merges several types of notifications in one place. The snooze feature can be quite useful too.

 

[rahool360]

I have been using gmail for some time!!!

 

[Jorgis]

Gmail for me.. can't go wrong with an app that's been out for quite a lot longer than inbox. Also, I'm a simple man with my email. Exchange support on Nexus devices is a plus too.

 

[Jackie Chen2]

I like Gmail more than Inbox