Opiniones de MailBird

La facilidad de uso, el drag & drop, la gestión de diferentes correos, ...Pero lo que más me gusta es la función de saber cuando han leído tu correo, al automatizar la confirmación de lectura, puedes sacar desde el propio gestor de correo las analíticas de email marketing, no necesitando aplicaciones como Mailchimp o similares.

Especialmente en las búsquedas, se queda algo lento, y de precio es algo caro, aunque vale hasta el último euro que pagas por él siempre que le vayas a sacar provecho.

La gestión de las bandejas de entrada y diferentes correos es perfecta, es la mejor que he visto tras haber usado otros programas similares, es rápido, puedes sincronizar todas las bandejas de entrada con facilidad.

Suele dar error los hotmail si usas un VPN, porque no lo reconoce y te bloquea el acceso y tienes que ir a Outlook a darle permiso diciendo que no es actividad sospechosa.

Es un programa muy fluido, competente, puedes gestionar todo, contactos, listas, puedes arrastrar y soltar, tiene una interfaz minimalista y moderna. Puedes darle mucha carga que se va gestionando y sacando todo.

El único problema que le doy son las búsquedas o filtros para mensajes, va un poco lento, especialmente cuando gestionas bastantes emails o buscas una palabra muy concreta, cuando son más genéricas salen resultados rápido.

Es fabuloso, un diseño limpio y eficiente, muchísimas funciones, seguimiento de correo, bandeja única, categorización, software fluido, lo tiene todo.

Me ha costado encontrar algo negativo, pero cuando te conectas a una VPN, Microsoft te bloquea el acceso a la cuenta y debes desbloquearlo (cada vez que te conectes a una IP diferente), con Gmail no ocurre y con los dominios profesionales tampoco.

Es un buen gestor de correo electronico, nada trascendental.

Muchas actualizaciones que bloquean el ordenador y durante mi experiencia no me ha gustado mucho la gestión de la agenda.

Es muy rápido y fluido, en otra empresa usé Outlook y es bastante más lento, se nota más pesado y no tiene todas las funciones que tiene Mailbird. Una de las cosas que más me gusta es el seguimiento del correo, puedes hacer que Mailbird te notifique cuando ese correo electrónico sea leído. Viene muy bien cuando estás mandando correos a potenciales socios o clientes, para saber quién está dispuesto a hablar contigo y quien no.

Diría que es un poco caro para ser lo que es, un programa para gestionar el correo electrónico, pero es tan bueno que vale hasta el último euro que pagas por él, lo puedes exprimir sin problemas. Un problema más técnico, es que cuando usas VPN, los correos de Microsoft se desvinculan y debes permitir ese acceso o te lo bloquea, cosa que no ocurre desde la propia aplicación de Correo en Windows, por ejemplo.

So Outlook is horrible. Bloated with useless features, slow, ugly, it's the worst. Mailbird is simple, which makes it fast. It has global keyboard shortcuts so you can send an email at any point in your workflow. The UX is clean and distraction free. And one of the best features, omni-inbox. Having all my emails go to one place makes managing email so easy.

Kind of a con, if you want to connect more than 3 email accounts you need to subscribe. Still, the price is affordable so not the worst thing. Also sometimes it bugs out with my outlook email accounts, I will repeatedly get error warnings, but I am still able to receive and send emails with the account, not sure what that's about.

What I like most is the ability qto manage all my 6 accounts in one place. Plus features like the Time settings to send the email or the tracking of emails are good decision breakers. I wanted out of Outlook this was a charm.

Maybe the left bar of the account icons, if too many some are not seen directly.p

Easy to use and when it works it is great sad thing is that there is a problem sending emails and we are told it is our ISP who uses DOVECOT. This does not make sense as we then subscribed to smtp2go which is a totally different systema and we have the same ongoing issue. We have sent 20 or more .log files as this is what support require and each and every response has stated that we must change the connections to 1 and set the download to manual not auomatic. I have 10+ copies of the exact same canned response which ofcourse does nothing to resolve the problem. Compose email, click send and a day later it is still sitting in the drafts folder. GRRRR

The fact that there appears to be an inherent problem with the SMTP portion of this program, been like this since day one and the company is doing absolutely nothing to resolve this problem. The only way to get these stuck emails to send is to press Ctrl+Shift, click on hamburger menu, then click on debug, the program restarts and then when it reloads the email sends, of course the .log file most probably shows nothing is awry because now the email is sending..

I like that it's light-weight, compared to Outlook which I've been using for years.

Mailbird makes connecting accounts easy, has integrations with different apps, (whatsapp, messenger, Slack..) and recently native Grammarly integration.

When conducting a search, the search view remains saved as a "folder tab" to easily access it . Unlike Outlook, once you navigate away, the search result disappears.

Deleting an open conversation will delete the email from the inbox.. Outlook doesn't do that.
I find this useful when quickly going through several emails.

* I wish they would develop a mobile app version of MailBird!
* Not able to customise the display font-size.. (not Email typography)

The software is very lightweight on system resources, is quick and easy to setup and offer a simple interface that is clean and easy to navigate. Supporting multiple e-mail accounts and types of account out of the box is excellent and it really allows you to have a single pane view of all your mailboxes in one place.

I least liked the fact that the Microsoft Exchange connection is only available in the Business/Pro edition, whilst it used to be that mailboxes running on Exchange were normally only ever a business option there are more and more hosting companies offering Office 365/Exchange mailboxes as part of their email solution.

It is great for email offering smart unified inbox and easy to navigate. It is also a quick and responsive app.

Won't open .ics files so need to use another program for a calendar. Also does not have a native calendar so needs to plug in to Google Calendar but it's per account and not unified.

It's very useful software especially if your company wants something cheap

There isn't much I don't like about the product.

Ease of use, among the best, excellent support

I don't have any cons. the product from first installation has been been updated by Mailbird on a regular basis and any glitches taken care of wiyhout delays

I love how customizable it is and that I can have all 7 of my emails in one email management software

I think the search feature could be improved. Often if I can't find an email in Mailbird, I can go on my phone and find it very quickly

Navigation is very smooth, and it integrates many 3rd party applications to go along with Windows.

Key emails can be difficult to organize or identify.

nothing at all. Oh, hang on, there was one thing... uninstalling.

unstable, support enquiry leads to end user fault - not cool.

+ Not made by Microsoft

+ Beautiful interface
+ Intuitive
+ Customisable

- Can only choose font sizes from a static list (Font size 11 is not available)
- Cannot scroll through the body of an email with mouse middle click

Mailbird is my favorite mail client from the time they were just starting up. They show all your emails from a nice and clean layout. I also like their skins so much. Mailbird gave me no trouble when I connected it with my office mail whereas Outlook 16 needed a lot of troubleshooting with the app password. Moreover, I could access my Whatsapp, Google Drive, Trello board all from the same place.

Sometimes I miss a note-taking feature in Mailbird. Another thing I miss is a web panel to check my emails. I need to check mail from my office but as I have a single license and don't want to install Mailbird on my office computer (It has my sensitive login info) A web panel could have helped.

I switched from Outlook to Mailbird as Outlook continually crashed when opening up specific emails. I haven't had any of these issues with Mailbird.

Mailbird provides a very basic interface with the majority of options accessible through the application settings. I find this helps me focus more on the emails I have received as much more real estate is provided for these. I also love how you can see when people have received and opened an email so your not guessing whether they have read it when following up with them.

The filters that I have set up in Mailbird work, but when I run these manually they are far slower to run then Mailbird's competitors. While it does not crash the software, sometimes I can be waiting for many more minutes and so close the software to stop the filter running.

Mailbird is an excellent and easy email client with which you can manage your different email accounts and your email's there within simple and quick. Third party app integration gives one the possibility to enhance once productivity by social media connections (Whatsapp and Facebook) and to-do lists, Google Calendar, Contacts, Keep, Evernote, Dropbox. This way, you have a very handy application which by a simple system of settings can be displayed in different manners. The email writer is easy and contains all necessary features.

There seems no pursue of the integration of more useful apps into mailbird but this might be in the development pipeline as well. A nicer automatic organizer of email groups (which groups all emails of one sender into one single group for easy management or tagging) would be very much appreciated.

Customer support is good. They are constantly making improvements. When I purchased, I had the option to buy it for life. The program easily manages all of my e-mail accounts. The settings for the program and for individual accounts are extensive. My favorite feature would have to be how easy it is to setup accounts. Many programs (especially from Microsoft) require a person to know all of the right settings. You can certainly edit those in Mailbird, but often don't need to.

There are periodic glitches with updates. The latest was the inability to scroll through messages using the mouse wheel. These things often get fixed eventually, but they are usually simple things that I use regularly so it is a nuisance. Many of the symbols are confusing. Not a big deal once you learn the product, but they aren't intuitive.

Easy to use, there is no unwated additional buttons on confusing functionality. Simple inferface makes it load faster and get notified instantly when a new message arrives.

There is no delete button while reading a messge individually in the popup window. If we needs to delete a mail after reading. we need to close the messge window and then needs to delete the messge from the list. It is a not simple.

I have multiple accounts, personal and professional, all in one place. Outlook does now configure for some email servers, but this program come pre-configured with the correct protocols for all of the major web based email servers.

No direct interface with Antivirus. The program does not have an available interface that antivirus programs can use to pre-screen emails for viruses.

The first then I'll mention is that Mailbird us pretty easy to use.
Another thing is the various add-ons that can be enabled. They make the user experience even more satisfying.
I also like that there's a dark mode. It makes it easy to use it at night.
The snooze option is another feature I love and use quite often.

I've never had any issues with this software. Works perfectly for me.