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Mac email clients that you Must Have on OS X

Mac users have many choices of using different email clients. Apple Mail and Microsoft Outlook are the two widely used email clients on Mac systems. However, with the availability of different email clients, users do not have to depend completely on these two. Depending upon the need, a user can choose any email client.

These email clients are supported by all versions of Mac OS X. Current statistics revels that version wise market share of OSX are as follows :

Note: Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks and Yosemite are popular naming convention for Mac OS X.

There are many email clients, which provide advanced features to cater the need of various users. With the availability of so many email clients, Apple Mail and Microsoft Outlook no longer remain stagnant email clients. Moreover, it is even harder to choose the best email client from so many different clients.

Some of the Mac Mail Clients available for Mac OS X are mentioned below.

PostBox 3

Postbox 3 is a smart and reliable email client for Mac OS X. Though it is not new, but, it has maintained a traditional look and feel of Mac. It provides a set of advanced features and makes you feel as if you are working with Apple Mail. Some of the

With all these features Postbox 3 is considered to be one of the best options for the majority of the Mac Mail clients’ user.

Inky 

Inky is yet another Mac mail client, which has lots to offer. It combines the features of a highly professional email client meant for business as well as provides various other features required by many other users. Some of the key features of Inky are mentioned below.

Mail Pilot

Mail Pilot also provides more or less the same features as offered by other email clients. Some of the noted features of Mail Pilot are mentioned below.

 Unibox

Unibox is a well structured and designed email client for Mac OS X. You can take advantage of the following features if you are using Unibox as an email client.

AirMail

It is another very economical Mac mail client to be used on Mac OS X. Some of its features are mentioned below.

However, unlike the Post box 3 as discussed before, the Dropbox option is not easy to set up.

Apple Mail

The Apple mail is the default Mac mail client for Mac OS X. With Mavericks, the latest OS X, the mail comes free of cost. Some of the features of this email client are mentioned below.

Sparrow 1.3.1

As the name says, Sparrow 1.3.1 is a very light and elegant email client for Mac OS X. With this you can configure your Gmail and Yahoo addresses and get them loaded into it within minutes. Some of the other features include the following.

Thunderbird

Though Apple Mail is considered to be the best email client for Mac OS X, however, with the latest Thunderbird 3, many feel that it is better than the Apple Mail. Some of the latest features incorporated in Thunderbird are mentioned below.

Outlook for Mac 2011 

Outlook for Mac 2011 is the same tool as we have MS Outlook for Windows. Until Outlook for Mac 2011, Entourage 2008 was used as an email client for MAC OS X. With the latest Outlook for Mac 20011, it has incorporated some features of the Entourage 2008 as well has added many of its new features. Some of the features of Outlook for Mac 2011 are mentioned below.

With the availability of so many email clients for Mac OS X, there is always a need for a Mac mail converter. A person using Thunderbird often looks to migrate to Outlook for Mac 2011. Both Thunderbird and Outlook for Mac 2011 uses different file formats and are not compatible with each other. It is always recommended to have Stellar Mac mail converter to convert mails from one email client’s file format to another.

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