Both UI’s divide the screen with 1/4 filled with the inbox and the 3/4 the email being viewed.
#Airmail vs unibox pro#
As with Spark the UI is similar across both iPad and iPhone.īoth UI’s have two similar features firstly both are optimised for iOS 9 and a the iPad Pro which is a big plus in my world however both don’t allow the email on the iPad the fill the screen. This is then shown in the main screen down the left hand side as a small strip of colour. There are options that allow you to colour the various email accounts you have. There are no themes to choose from and is quite stark. The same UI crosses both iPhone and iPad.Īirmail unfortunately is a very bland vanilla looking interface. It is not too cluttered and can be personalised with theme choices and the addition/removal of some features.
Spark is by far the more polished UI it looks great. Spark Launches on iPad - MacStories User Interface “For now, Spark continues to be one of the top email apps on iOS, with dozens of smart features and nice touches.” With Version 1.1 and an iPad App, I’m Switching to Airmail - MacStories “Airmail is the most powerful email app for iOS out there right now, treating iPhone and iPad users with the same respect and attention other developers would only show for their Mac apps.” Two articles are great for understanding both apps in details What I will aim to show is the differences that are swaying me towards one app over the other in the fight for a place as my iOS email client. I have been testing two clients Airmailby Bloop and Sparkby Readdle.īoth apps have been extensively reviewed by others and I’ll not go into that depth. Unfortunately it’s not going anywhere and we all need a tool to manage the volumes.Īpple Mail unfortunately does not quite hit the mark and many of us are in search of a email client that works for us as individuals with all the bells and whistles.
It is unproductive, it is at times valuable and other times a nuisance.
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