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What are the best Android Wear e-mail apps?

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Nine - Exchange ActiveSync vs Newton Mail vs WearMail

 vs MailDroid

Specs

Open Source

No

Free

No

Platforms

-

Publisher

-

File Size

-

Required Android Version

-

In App Purchases

-

Search

-

IMAP

-

Exchange Support

-

POP3

-

Multi-Account

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Push Notifications

-

Threaded

-

Unified Inbox

-

Snooze Emails

-

Lock App

-

Open Source

-

Free

-

Platforms

Android / iOS/MacOS/Echo

Publisher

"CloudMagic

File Size

Inc."

Required Android Version

4.0 and up

In App Purchases

None

Search

Yes

IMAP

Yes

Exchange Support

Yes

POP3

Yes

Multi-Account

Yes

Push Notifications

Yes

Threaded

Yes

Unified Inbox

Yes

Snooze Emails

Yes

Lock App

Yes

Open Source

-

Free

-

Platforms

-

Publisher

-

File Size

-

Required Android Version

-

In App Purchases

-

Search

-

IMAP

-

Exchange Support

-

POP3

-

Multi-Account

-

Push Notifications

-

Threaded

-

Unified Inbox

-

Snooze Emails

-

Lock App

-

Open Source

-

Free

-

Platforms

-

Publisher

-

File Size

-

Required Android Version

-

In App Purchases

-

Search

-

IMAP

-

Exchange Support

-

POP3

-

Multi-Account

-

Push Notifications

-

Threaded

-

Unified Inbox

-

Snooze Emails

-

Lock App

-

Pros + Cons

Pro
 Really fast

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Pro
 Great UI

The stack approach is one of this apps strongest points, as it provides the fastest access to mail and is the cleanest to sort through.
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Pro
 Incredible feature set

Calendar, contacts, notes, tasks.
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Pro
 Many widgets

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Pro
 Very reliable

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Con
 Doesn't support Gmail or Yahoo

Supported servers include Exchange Server 2003 SP2/SP3 and above Office 365 Hotmail Outlook.com Google Apps account Although many basic servers are supported, it makes no sense that some of the most popular ones would be left out.
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Con
 Overpriced

At $9.99 (down from $20), they are priced much higher than their competition.
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Con
 No longer a free app, subscription based

Changed the name to Newton and now charges $50 a year. The cost seems prohibitive even for people who used to like this app.
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Pro
 Integrates with other services

CloudMagic has 'cards', that allow quick interactions with other services, like Evernote, MailChimp, Salesforce, Trello, etc. And unlike similar integration, these interactions happen within the app itself.
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Pro
 Clean design

Intuitive, easy to use user interface.
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Pro
 Fast search

This app shows results as you type them in.
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Pro
 Multi-account support

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Con
 No option to view on mobile device rather than watch

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Pro
 The first fully featured Android Wear email app

Any basic email function can be completed using WearMail. Basic features include quick reply, read, and delete.
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Con
 WearMail doesn't work on Urbane W150

Just an annoying card but no app on watch.
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Pro
 Supports a lot of voice commands

WearMail is loaded with voice commands. Some of the commands include: open, close, reply, delete message, delete notification, mark as read, mark as high priority, archive, and quick reply.
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Con
 It does not play well with multiple accounts

if you have many IMAP sub-folders. With only one account one can access the sub-folders easily in the navigation panel. For some reason, this is not possible with multiple accounts. The developer hasn't provided a solution when asked about this.
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Pro
 Works well, fast

Simple set-up, The user is not forced to use a 'Wizard" and can specify the mail server and ports Great choice for your main email account.
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