Apple Mail

What do you like best?

Apple Mail is quick to set up. It's a primary email client with support for a range of services, including the Apple's own iCloud Mail, Gmail, Yahoo! Mail and Exchange. It also allows you to connect your own IMAP and POP3 accounts, with S/MIME support for end-to-end encryption.

The user interface is clean, with mailboxes, folders, and accounts accessed via the sidebar. Unified mailboxes allow users to see all inbox, sent draft and folders in a single view!

What do you dislike?

Apple mail is realllyyyy a storage-heavy Email solution! It saves every single attachment draft and trash mail and stores it on your MacBook hard disk. Now is you have a MacBook Pro, it doesn't matter much, but for MacBook Air users, this is a huge issue as the Apple mail takes up a lot of storage space in the long run. With limited storage in MacBook Airs (128 GB onwards) one has to decide whether to use this solution or opt for a browser-based solution such as Gmail.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Go for it; It's very recommended if the users have an iPhone and you need to sync your personal and professional e-mail efficiently.

Checkout the Smart Mailbox feature in Apple mail!

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

This is a one size fits all solution! You can manage multiple email accounts with this solution, including IMAP and POP3-based email clients. You can manage personal and professional emails very quickly, and it is practically necessary in case you also have an iPhone. Apple's integrated ecosystem with mail, calendar, and iPhone makes it easier for users to manage everything efficiently.