Mailbird

Fast response. Good integration with Client Server Mail Files. Easy installation. Has basic email functionality.

Add local files to be saved on local server for backup. Add Email file sort functionality. Seems to be more support than for Thunderbird, Outlook , Yahoo mail or similar Email products.

Mailbird was designed primarily for "social" users, with simple email, pictures, etc., and is a little better than Win10 email, but not for Business users. Reviews from users over 6-years have asked for "sort" capabilities of mail files, by Name, Date, Description, Status, Attachments, etc., that is available and needed by Business users and even included by providers such as Xfinity email, which is not their major business. Mailbird has ignored user requests and provides empty statements that "it is in the development queue", which has no credibility, after 6 years. Too bad. It is missing a Market opportunity that anther company will fill. Heavy users must be able to sort and search files for customer information, but if MailBird's target marketing is for Tweeters and Lite users, that's okay, but suggest they stop making promises that they have no intention or capability to deliver--technology changes 100% in 3-5 years.

It is a robust program with all the features you need as calendar and integration with leading email service providers. He does not do enough to be very beautiful and has lots of information and options.

Despite all Mailbird is not free, actually, it is, but conditioned on the number of optional. To take advantage of all the features you have to purchase the paid version.

The Mailbird is considered the best email program for Windows, and in fact, it has very strong points in its favor. The Mailbird supports external applications such as Evernote, Sunrise Calendar or Whatsapp, that enhance the user experience. The program's theme settings and their adaptability to mobile devices make Mailbird a beast.