Microsoft Outlook

The app is very promising and it’s good to use! But i have a suggestion to check whether this can be implemented. I have folders and subfolders in my mail box and created rules to put certain emails to go directly to the subfolders, when i receive it. When the folder is not expanded I don’t see the notifications of the subfolders on the folder name which leads to big disadvantage for the employees who works in strict time constraints. Is there any way to put consolidated number of unread subfolder emails number on the parent folder, so that even the person can know there are emails in the subfolders which are yet to be read. Thanks!

Ironic as it may seem, the best email app for the iPhone is Microsoft’s Outlook. Boasting a clean design without too many frills, Outlook will help you get through your emails as fast as possible and get back to living life. But there’s one other big advantage to Outlook over other apps like Spark or Edison. And that’s the fact that it’s Outlook, a name that’s practically synonymous with “email app.” In a world where third-party apps get snapped up or vanish like smoke at the drop of a hat, and even Google’s Inbox can’t be trusted to stick around, Outlook offers a level of security that other apps don’t.

Been using it for a while. My company network uses outlook 365 & I had to install this app to access office mails. But I got hooked. The interface is very intuitive and easy to use and navigate. I deleted my stock app afterwards and added gmail and ymail accounts. Loving it. Just one request to developers, please make it even more lightweight if possible. At least don’t make it any heavier it resource intensive than it already is. It makes a day and night difference in older devices. Thank you. ❤️

Microsoft has done so many things right in this app such as combining Calendar with Mail. Since this is a Microsoft app, lot more things work well that don't in Apple's app eg. Forwarding a calendar invite. Missing one important feature which will make it my default mail app. Easy access to drafts. This is a common usecase. I am writing a mail and need to look up an earlier mail. Switching back and forth is painful. With Apple mail app, you can easily push the draft down and come back to it easily.

Using outlook since 4 months and long. I can actually use every feature of my desktop Outlook on this Mobile app and very happy about this. Post business hours I’m using it very much. I feel sad only when I receive email in my dedicated folders and I don’t get any popup or notifications. Some contacts have their dedication folder and when they send email I don’t get it by notification so I have everytime open outlook app then open specific folder and refresh the folder. That’s the only thing which needs to be updated soon. Else overall the app is good.