Definition
Samsung Email is the default mail client on Samsung devices, and it has its own rendering quirks. It is a large but often under-tested client.
Test against Samsung devices where your audience uses them.
Samsung Email is a major Android client with its own rendering quirks, so testing it protects a large share of opens on Samsung devices. It differs from Gmail in features and default behaviour. Targeting the devices your audience uses is the practical approach.
Testing Samsung Email
Test against Samsung devices where your audience uses them.
Verify Gmail-compatible fallbacks too.
Why It Matters
Samsung Email is a major Android client with its own quirks. Understanding them protects a large share of opens on Samsung devices.
Best Practices
- Test against Samsung devices where your audience uses them.
- Verify Gmail-compatible fallbacks too.
- Check dark-mode and image-blocking behaviour.
- Keep layouts responsive.
- Review email-specific quirks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is a default client on millions of devices. Samsung Email is a major Android client with its own rendering quirks, so testing it protects a large share of opens on Samsung devices.
It has its own rendering and feature set. It differs from Gmail in features and default behaviour.
No, target the ones your subscribers actually use. Targeting the devices your audience uses is the practical approach.
Yes. Samsung Email is a major Android client with its own rendering quirks, so testing it protects a large share of opens on Samsung devices.
Behaviour varies by version. It differs from Gmail in features and default behaviour.