Email apps

[Fred Wilson2]

I'm currently using Type Mail and while that works great on my LG G3 and the lowly Moto G, on my new S6E it uses about 2.5% battery overnight. My LG G3 and the Moto G, even if I get the normal 4 or 5 emails during the night, uses close to nothing battery wise and, yes, they are set up the same between all three devices.
Any suggestions for an email app. I have not tried the supplied (I assume Samsung) email app, maybe I should

Thanks,
Fred

 

[jcp007]

I'm currently using Type Mail and while that works great on my LG G3 and the lowly Moto G, on my new S6E it uses about 2.5% battery overnight. My LG G3 and the Moto G, even if I get the normal 4 or 5 emails during the night, uses close to nothing battery wise and, yes, they are set up the same between all three devices.
Any suggestions for an email app. I have not tried the supplied (I assume Samsung) email app, maybe I should

Thanks,
Fred

Try giving the stock one a try. Outlook or K9 are also worth trying.

 

[Crashdamage]

Since your generally happy with Type Mail, is 2.5% overnight really anything to be concerned about? Also such a small amount of usage could certainly be, maybe most likely be, just a difference in the accuracy of reported usage rather than an actual difference in usage by Type Mail.

Android since v1.0. Linux user since 2001.

 

[anon(826501)]

Type Mail wok great at my Galaxy S6. In my opinion Type Mail is the best email app.

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[Bassbiker]

I'm OK with the stock app but wish it had a DELETE ALL function. If there is one I can't find it.