Zoho Mail vs eM Client Comparison

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I really liked the channel feature in which an email is automatically sent to multiple users.

That I'm restricted to using the zoho email client which is annoying.

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This is a clean, easy to use, and fast email client -- I suspect Zoho is often overlooked as a choice, but it has been as reliable as any other client I've used, if not more so.

I'm in the UK and the email address I was assigned ended with "eu" -- which may be somewhat misleading to some! Would have liked to have an option for something that was more descriptive of my location.

It has everything you need from a mail client for a decent price.

It just isn't Gmail The user interface doesn't feel as simple and easy And spam still gets through once in a while

It is well built and has everthing an email client needs to have. I use it especially to keep track of the emails i greated for my projects. It is as a great email client needs to be.

Nothing. I really enjoy it! It does not have flaws and is a stable, friendly, easy to use email client.

This is the best emailing solution for everyone from small scale industry to full fledge organizations. Helped us in dealing with clients in more professional way. Tool also helped us by providing inbuilt note making facility where we can create some important notes for future use. We can also schedule email to specific clients. speed is good as there is no delay in sending or receiving emails. always emails were sent with a click without any error or delay.

Zoho helped us in dealing with client in a more professional way. Haven't found any issue with it.

I started using Zoho few years back when I was looking for a free email service provider with own domain for my friend and as the time passed I used it for many of my clients to provide them free email service. It is really easy and simple to setup your own domain and create email addresses. Zoho provided mobile app which was not available earlier and it works so smooth. Referral process is so nice that you can increase the number of email addresses to 25 by just referring it to your friends and if they set it up by your given referral. I can easily say that its a good competitor of Gmail.

Previously SMTP setup was available with the free version to setup email client apps which support Zoho has stopped for free users. I think there should be some limit for setup but it should be available if someone wants to use any desktop email client like Outlook or Thunderbird!

Zoho Mail essentially has all of the modern features that standard email provides as well including great productivity additions such as Notes, Tasks, and Calendar applications within Zoho Mail. I found this extremely effective as when I received mail previously I would have to hand write important information such as dates and tasks instead I can do it all within one client making it much more efficient.

One thing I disliked about the Software is the UI (User Interface) To me it wasn't as aesthetically pleasing to​ look at however Zoho has made up for it by its excellent functionality.

The ease of creation of new emails is great. We have multiple accounts for managing our Airbnb profiles and Zoho is a great option to do that.

The user interface is not the best out there. It's very cluttered and one can easily get lost inside the platform

I love that Zoho provides free custom domain email accounts. We use it every day in our company. It's also great that it allows you to configure everything you need, especially in my case which I integrate the email with other platforms.

The mail inbox feels kind of old. I personally don't like to use it and forward all my emails to other mail client.

Zoho mail can be intergrated with the other Zoho Apps. There are many features for this mail App and they update this App frequently.

This Zoho Mail App is web based, so you will always have to be online to check messages. Sometimes it becomes a little "unstable"

I helped a client set up an easy access to email using Zoho. It was extremely user friendly to someone who does not regularly set up emails to use a customer's domain.

I felt like there could be more useful features based on using gmail regularly, but there was not much to complain about.

It's a very good email solution for small businesses and individual users, the web client is nicely design and easy to use.

Even though the free tier has a lot of features, but there is one thing I really believe should be there and that is the ability to use other email clients and not only the web client.

Zoho Mail is very easy to use. For $1/user/month for the base plan, it's very budget conscious. I like the different options the paid plan allows for like SMTP, IMAP, etc. I use my own mail client most of the time, but the web client is very functional. It integrates nicely with my phone as well.

The free plan is a good starting point. However, if you want to use IMAP, for example, you only get that with paid plans. They used to provide these services to the free accounts as well.

Great mail options and decent functionality for zero cost. The ability to connect custom domains and use it as your daily client is great.

The user interface seems outdated and needs a design refresh. There are a few Gmail features that don't exist with Zoho mail, meaning you need to find workarounds.

It's great that there is a free domain email. Ease of use, customizable interface, keyboard shortcuts. Moreover, Zoho mail is one of the most secure mailing service apps. Plus, the draft and editing tools are good enough to do things that I want. Sending mails with Zoho gives me a professional workspace with many valuable tools. In addition, the subscription price is fair. I like working with Zoho.

There isn't anything to dislike about Zoho Mail. However, it is worth mentioning that there is a delay in receiving emails sometimes. Maybe it's incompatibility with other mails, but I could be wrong about that.

Zoho mail is not just an email client. It is part of a bigger suite called Workplace and offers so much more than email. And it just works!

There was a bit of a learning curve because of the other applications included in Zoho mail, or rather Zoho Workplace. But Zoho support got me up and running real quick. Would like to see the ability to add more accounts in one user environment. But that is being worked on. The mobile apps for iOs an Android have this alreadyy.

Beyond the initial setup which required a bit of knowledge, there is rarely anything else that will stump an low tech user. Working with Email and other collaboration features is simple and straight forward. There was no issue with spam as it is able to catch and categorise correctly 98% of the time.

If you use an email client like outlook,which is the most popular for business users, you loose out on all the collaboration features which are only available on browser access.

I like how, I collaborate with my co workers and communicate to them realtime.

None so far. I like it so far and we have been using it for a while

As a startup CTO I love that Zoho it’s free to use and always been, thanks to that early stage startups can use Free Mail tools!

The new free rules where you can’t make use of an external mail client and still for free you can’t add another domain to it. Also the UX its poor compared to the competition

The options offered for free are more than enough to boost a star up company. These are as confirmation of email has been delivered and a complete account management suite, available in any operating system between web or smartphone.

A most intuitive interface for setup advanced email parameter like DKIM entrances for email config.

The "Edit as new" feature is a great one. It's so easy to use and helps me complete my regular bank transfer emails with speed. No need for retyping long messages and selecting email addresses. With a few edits, the message is ready to be sent.

I believe that access the control panel from the desktop client can be improved. An attempt to it opens in a new browser that requires a login. This does not help especially when I have to remember passwords.

Easy to use and understand. Mail site with client features. I have used it in a while and it is suitable for businesses. I cannot live without it now. :) I like the social media type of features

I have not experienced any yet.

I personally like Zoho Mail because it's an awesome mail client, besides being a cheap service if you compare it to Gmail, for instance. It's has a user friendly interface and offers neat integrations with other apps.

The cheaper plan doesn't come with other apps (like Zoho Docs), so in case you need that kind of service, it will be closer to what Google charges for G Suite.

Keeping mail organized offline, allowing easy separation of valued mail from junk mail.

Very rarely, issues with account passwords, POP3 and SMTP server credentials

Easy installation, easy sync with your mail providers such as Gmail, Yahoo etc. Light weight, has most required features for a basic user. Good on user interface and user experience

Preference management or user profile build up could be improved as per user's taste

Importing the information from google accounts was really easy and we can have local storage of all the emails received which is a really big plus in our use case. Also the syncronization of information is really fast.

There were some bugs with the syncronization of Google Calendar that luckily were resolved after searching for the solution online but the diagnostics inside of the program could have been clearer.

I like its superb functionality and flexibility. You can add accounts for the majority of e-mail providers, create contacts and tasks, subscribe to internet calendars, use Google Hangouts directly from within the software without having to logging into your Gmail account, assign labels to e-mail threads with different colors. The greatest advantage is that you can purchase a lifetime license at a bargain and receive all future updates for free.

It lacks official themes and seldom releases feature updates.

The biggest thing I liked is it easily migrated Windows Live Mail. I am an IT consultant that was looking for a replacement for Windows Live Mail. eM Client's interface is fairly simple but powerful. Couple that with most of my clients qualify to use it for free and you have a great Windows Live Mail replacement.

Sometimes the free license seems to "get lost" and has to be entered again. Without even the free license, the software will not communicate with email servers. Another glitch seems to be that recently one of the rep of eM Client sent out emails to many of my customers claiming they were not using the software for personal use. At first, I assumed it was a scam but it was legitimate. All of the customers that use this software are retired and are not using it for commercial purposes. I do not know if this is an attempt to have them pay for it even though they are abiding by the terms of the free use.

It was supposed to solve the problem of Windows Live Mail being able to be transferred over to eM Client. It looked similar to what I was used to from my Live Mail program.

Not everything transferred over. Only stuff up to mid-2016. Anything from mid-2016, 2017 and 2018 didn't transfer.

Integration of the different features. GMail and Exchange integration.

Mail filtering is too simple. Need to be able to create complex rules, using different headers. Calendar should alert conflicts when accepting an invitation or scheduling a new meeting.

eM Client was easy to set up and synced with most mail services with no problems.

Calendar features could use some work. Some advanced calendaring features (resources) a bit clunky or non-existent.

1. Searching is very easy in this product. You can find anything quickly. 2. Multithreading conversations is off the charts. It's much better than Outlook. They have a window on the right where you can see all prior conversations. 3. The mail handling and searching features are superior to Outlook. 4. Works well with Google Apps. 5. Calendar functionality is almost as good as Outlook.

1. Contacts are weaker than Outlook. Takes a long time to load. Not overly user friendly. 2. Must store all mail history. In Outlook, Google has a sync download that limits the size of your total inbox.

I started using eM Client last December when I got my new computer. Sadly enough, Windows Live Email was no longer supported. After doing some research I found this e-mail program to be the best and fit my needs. It allows you to have to e-mail addresses for free. Quite easy to use and set up. Takes some getting used to, but very professional so I can use it for my business needs as well as personal.

If you don't pay to upgrade it will not always have the latest updates available. I haven't noticed much of a problem with this though. When you first set it up you must follow the instructions properly to convert all your old e-mail addresses and messages. Took me a couple times to get it right.

It's the best email client I could find. It's clean, simple, easy to use, full of features included. Feels clean and smooth to use. I can use many email accounts in the same platform as if they were just one.

Nothing at all. I like all aspects of the browser, I can't tell of something I don't like by now. Maybe an option to send recurrent emails would be great, and even greater: an option to automate follow up emails until a reply is received.

eM Client is the best email client with free version! It is working with not only Gmail but and with GSuite mail too!

Really, I don't know what can I say. May be integration with Facebook messenger, WhatsApp, Skype and Viber will be fantastic!

One of the best mail clients. I use it daily for over a year, and it is very user-friendly, with many tools. I recommend it !!

It's only negative is for me the high price for many licenses.