Recommendations to others considering BlueMail:
When being used on an Android device, it seems to be quite strong; in a Windows 10 environment, not as much. It provides pretty slow user interaction in Windows, and I was comparing it directly with other similar products (emClient, Outlook, etc.) You also have no access to the Server Configuration, and while most users and most instances don't require this, it is beneficial "if" things are not going well. The MagicSync tool works quite well but still requires work; it would be helpful to enable the listing of the complete folder structure for the email accounts serviced instead of just one at a time. Presently, the only time you see all accounts is for a brief moment when you click on the current account name at the top left of the UI. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is BlueMail solving and how is that benefiting you?
The need I was addressing was EAS support. I used emClient, but had a server access requirement to use EAS to enable sync of Contact, Calendar and Email services; however, I have a desire for the same capabilities with Gmail. emClient works well with Gmail, but no EAS support and Outlook is the opposite. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.