7 Best Free Alternatives To Outlook in 2019

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Microsoft Outlook

You say Outlook doesn’t have unified inbox… I have Outlook 2007 and around 22 different POP3 email accounts installed on that Outlook and all of those emails arrive in the same inbox (no configuration was needed for this unified inbox other than simply adding the 22 email accounts). Isn’t that exactly what unified inbox means? I checked with other versions of Outlook (for example 2013) and there you can also easily create an unified inbox (albeit differently than on outlook 2007). Mailbird seems like a great email software but comparison information should be correct; saying that Outlook doesn’t have an unified inbox is not true.

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Mailbird

I really have to disagree with the Mailbird suggestion. I have had a paid version for a while and use it on my home PC – I use Outlook in my office PC . I find many things very difficult to do in Mailbird and some things are counter-intuitive. For example, you cannot sort emails by subject in the inbox (it does have conversation sorting, but that too has its limitations.) Another thing is that it loads everything on the cloud which slows searching. And the updates have slowed down, but for while they seemed incessant. Really annoying. I could go on, but the reason I came to this page was to replace Mailbird….

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Gmail

Gmail isn’t quite as equipped as Microsoft Exchange in the extras category. You do have the basics — linking to Google Calendar, Google Drive, tasks, and custom themes — but the Gmail plug-in library is limited in comparison. The one shining difference for Gmail is the automatic filing system and tabbed inbox.

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eM Client

My company is looking for an Outlook replacement. I installed eM Client 7 and it worked perfectly first try. Even AirSync(Activesync) synced my calendars, contacts and tasks on the 2 accounts that I setup. I keep seeing ads for mailbird saying it’s better than eM Client and is an Outlook replacement. I have to argue with that. Without Contact, Calendar and Task synchronization for my user’s computers and cell phones it’s practically useless and isn’t a contender in my search for a true Outlook replacement at all.

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Thunderbird

Mozilla Thunderbird is very commonly cited as one of the best alternatives to Microsoft Exchange because of its advanced customization options.

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If Microsoft Exchange was too feature-loaded, Windows Mail is too limited in terms of features. Just like Apple Mail, Windows Mail is geared towards users who want the bare minimum when it comes to their email.

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Zimbra Desktop

Zimbra Desktop is a client that has been around for quite a while. But unlike Thunderbird, Zimbra still receives regular updates. While the latest version may appear very retro on the surface, it’s still a powerful email app suited for modern needs.

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Inky

It’s compatible with most POP and IMAP accounts which makes it easy to onboard from Outlook. One of Inky’s most used features is its ability to sort out messages based on relevancy.

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