Compare Mailbird and Microsoft Outlook 
- Users report that Microsoft Outlook excels in its Unified Inbox feature, scoring 9.0, which allows for seamless management of multiple email accounts in one place. In contrast, Mailbird's Unified Inbox scored slightly lower at 8.7, indicating a less robust experience.
- Reviewers mention that Outlook's Calendar Collaboration feature is highly rated at 9.0, making it easier for teams to coordinate schedules. Mailbird, however, received a lower score of 7.6, suggesting that its calendar collaboration tools may not be as effective for team environments.
- G2 users highlight Outlook's superior Reminders functionality, with a score of 9.3, which helps users stay organized and on top of tasks. Mailbird's reminders, rated at 7.7, may not provide the same level of effectiveness in task management.
- Users on G2 appreciate Outlook's Quality of Support, scoring 8.6, which indicates a strong customer service experience. In contrast, Mailbird's support received a lower score of 7.0, suggesting that users may face challenges when seeking assistance.
- Reviewers mention that Outlook's AI Text Generation feature, with a score of 7.9, offers useful tools for drafting emails. Mailbird, while it has similar features, scored lower in this area, indicating that its AI capabilities may not be as advanced or user-friendly.
- Users say that Outlook's Desktop Application is highly rated at 9.2, providing a robust and feature-rich experience. Mailbird's desktop application, rated at 7.2, may lack some of the advanced functionalities that Outlook users have come to expect.
- Manage up to 3 email inboxes
- 5 Tracked Emails p/m
- Support for IMAP and POP3 accounts
Extremely easy to use. Clean interface. Zero problems so far combining multiple email account sources (outlook, gmail, website domains, ect). Also like the additional Trello integration so I can access it without leaving the email client.
Having to pay again for Mailbird 3 feels like a betrayal of the trust I put in the "lifetime" deal for Mailbird 2. The term "lifetime" implies a long-term commitment, which I assumed would include subsequent versions of the software. However, it appears...
Have know this tool for a very long time and used to its UI and behavior. Gets the job done.
Archiving the mails. This is still not straight forward method. Setting the archiving of mails and setting rules for mail is still a pain staking tasks. It does'nt allow me to send .exe or executable files as an attachment, i still not able to figure out...
Extremely easy to use. Clean interface. Zero problems so far combining multiple email account sources (outlook, gmail, website domains, ect). Also like the additional Trello integration so I can access it without leaving the email client.
Have know this tool for a very long time and used to its UI and behavior. Gets the job done.
Having to pay again for Mailbird 3 feels like a betrayal of the trust I put in the "lifetime" deal for Mailbird 2. The term "lifetime" implies a long-term commitment, which I assumed would include subsequent versions of the software. However, it appears...
Archiving the mails. This is still not straight forward method. Setting the archiving of mails and setting rules for mail is still a pain staking tasks. It does'nt allow me to send .exe or executable files as an attachment, i still not able to figure out...
