While I’m not very close to reaching the mythical ‘Unread (0)’, the thought of opening my inbox doesn’t fill me with dread – and hopefully, I can help you get there too. I’ve been using email extensively since the early 2000s, and I’ve watched the desktop email client rise and fall and rise again amidst the ebb and flow of popular web-based email services. Hi, my name is Thomas Boldt, and like most of you, I rely on email every day for my work and personal life. However, given that its price point is roughly on par with other paid email clients, you’d be forgiven for expecting a bit more for your dollar. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing too much distraction in your inbox can be more counterproductive than helpful. While eM Client is a solid option for taking charge of your inbox, it doesn’t have many additional features that make it stand out from the competition. A slightly limited version of eM Client is available for free for personal use, but you’re limited to two email accounts unless you purchase the Pro version, and the translation service is unavailable.
The Pro version also provides unlimited automatic translations of emails from a wide range of languages to and from your native tongue. Multiple email accounts from a range of providers can be configured automatically, and calendars and task management are integrated right alongside your inbox. Available for Windows and Mac, eM Client is a well-designed email client that makes setup and usage a breeze.
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