188 Mail review
A paid email service for large attachments, desktop access, and higher sending quotas.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
188 Mail, also known as 188财富邮, is NetEase’s paid personal email service for individual and business users. It combines webmail with Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android access, making it suitable for people who want one mailbox across desktop and mobile devices. Its feature set centers on high-volume sending, oversized attachments, message controls, and account protections rather than a free-mail model.
The published monthly plans are 30元/月套餐, 45元/月套餐, and 60元/月套餐. The 30元/月套餐 includes a daily sending quota of 600–800 emails. The 45元/月套餐 adds unlimited mailbox capacity and raises the daily quota to 1,200–1,400 emails. The 60元/月套餐 provides a daily sending quota of 1,600–1,800 emails. Across the service, plan selection is therefore closely tied to sending volume, while the middle tier is the one explicitly described with unlimited mailbox capacity.
Large-file handling is the clearest reason to choose 188 Mail: single-file uploads can reach 6 GB. Email tracking, recall, automatic replies, forwarding, blacklist and whitelist controls, a file center, and mailbox migration tools extend it beyond basic inbox access. Standard, enhanced, and English webmail interfaces, downloadable desktop clients, mobile apps, and multi-layer account security protections broaden its access and control options. It fits users who need substantial attachments and desktop availability, but people seeking a free personal mailbox should choose another service.
188 Mail pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Single-file uploads can reach 6 GB
- Available on web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android
- Includes tracking, recall, migration, and security controls
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan
- Daily sending quotas vary by paid tier
- Monthly pricing is listed in Chinese yuan
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