Gmail or inbox?

[eric002]

Ah I gotcha. Well I did go back to inbox, with the most basic small file sized document viewer that I could find. Lol

 

[LeoRex]

Yes but you see with inbox, I need another document viewer app in addition if you know what I mean.

I have already have the full Google 'office' suite installed so that was never much of an issue.

 

[eric002]

I have already have the full Google 'office' suite installed so that was never much of an issue.

Why I gotcha. I don't need the full office suite. Just the basics.

 

[tpmbb10]

I tried Inbox when it was released and wasn't into it. I recently have given it another go and it's working out a lot better. The feature I enjoy most is the ability to quickly snooze messages I don't need to deal with right away. I still have the Gmail app installed for when I need it...

 

[eric002]

I love the look of the interface, the wait it handles email, etc. It performs very well and I do like how it automatically categorizes, and organizes email.

 

[ansextra]

I use Inbox and love the snooze feature. I also like the interface itself much more.than the Gmail one. Just seems faster to me for some reason.

 

[shaun0207]

I use both since I have two Gmail accounts. I like Inbox for the standard email account and I use Gmail for business email account.

 

[Joseph Morris2]

Gimme a custom wallpaper for Inbox...Looks like one of my grand kids artwork...lol)

 

[Piggy winks]

i hate in Inbox how you can't swipe to get to the next message like Gmail.

But I still use it.

 

[zhris]

GMail. I only get a few e-mails a day, and most of the time I'm at Inbox Zero, so the neato sorting ability is mostly lost on me.

 

[anon(9951827)]

None lol. I sync my outlook with the native email apps on my Xperia Z5 Premium and my LG G4. Gmail isn't the greatest for outlook emails. Works fine for Office 365 though.

 

[Dillan K]

Gmail for me. It does everything I want. I tried Inbox and it just didn't feel right to me.

 

[WontonSoup]

I go back and forth between the two at random periods.

 

[tcapote]

Tried Inbox, but GMail for me.

This for me.

 

[MC_A_DOT]

Gmail FTW

 

[oldtimefighter]

I went to try in shortly after it came out but their website said Firefox not supported? WTF? No desktop or web is a no go for email. A product shouldn't be released unless it can work on any browser day one. I know Inbox works on Firefox now but I haven't thought about it again... First impressions are everything Google!

 

[natehoy]

If you don't get a lot of emails, GMail will be fine. If you get any sort of volume, once you configure labels inside Inbox, you'll see a huge difference.

Funny, I feel the exact opposite under the same circumstances. I've used labels in GMail to manage my incoming email for quite a number of years now, and I find it much more intuitive than the way Inbox handles them.

To each their own, I guess. It took a little while to get used to Gmail back in the day due to the "no folders? Labels? Whaaaaat?" learning curve, but now that I've gotten used to it I prefer it - and Inbox just took that concept a step too far for my personal tastes.

 

[BattleSwine]

Gmail for me. I use it for 5 different email accounts.

 

[LeoRex]

Funny, I feel the exact opposite under the same circumstances. I've used labels in GMail to manage my incoming email for quite a number of years now, and I find it much more intuitive than the way Inbox handles them.

There ya go. I do like the fact that the two are compatible though.... i.e. GMail's filters and labels, etc all function the same in Inbox. For the simple things I set up the filters in Inbox but for more tricky stuff I go in and admin them in GMail. So there's no fuss switching from the gmail web page on my laptop to the Inbox app.

 

[Lolken21]

Inbox is awesome.. and keeps getting better.. I use it at work via browser and phone. I cant go back to Gmail at this point.