Boxer vs Type Mail 

Swipe a message to the left to archive, swipe right to place it in a to-do list.

Boxer has Gmail labels fully supported.

There's Dropbox and Box support for cloud storage, LinkedIn and Facebook support for social profiling, Evernote support for notes, etc.

Click the 'quick' button below when composing a message to put a prewritten snippet of text inside the email. There's a set of ready-made solutions, but you can add your own.

You can automatically send a quick message of appreciation to the sender by clicking like.

Boxer uses a combined inbox for all your accounts.

Type Mail has clearly put effort in to make their interface easy on the eyes by following Material Design style guidelines and easy to overview by color-coding messages and including details such as service logos and sender's profile to quickly understand where the message is coming from.

Users of Type Mail who own an Android Wear device can receive notifications of e-mails on the device as well as manage an read them.

Type Mail can scroll through messages in the inbox via the volume buttons. So you can avoid swiping on the screen if you don't want to.

It's possible to customize what actions are performed and what options for actions are presented via swipes as well as email view actions.

The app icon has unread badge that allows checking if there are any new messages without having to open the application.

It's possible to "hide" a message for a set amount of time, which gets the message out of your way until you're ready to deal with it.

Users are able to set timed lock screens for the app, protecting sensitive mail from anyone who would try to access it on the device.

Including LED, Do not Disturb times and customizable sounds.

Supports an unlimited number of accounts that can all be viewed from a single inbox.