iPad with 15.3.1 iOS update load e-mails very slowly

I am having the same problem with my mail opening so slowly or not at all that it is terribly frustrating! !!!! I have tried MANY of these suggested fixes and NONE of them work. Ever since I downloaded the 15 update is has been doing this. When is a fix coming?????

Is there any resolution to this issue? I have an M1 iPad and I,m seeing this kind of slowdown opening any new mail on the iPad. I have a strong internet connection and have rebooted and all that jazz but still getting almost unusable performance.

It’s kind of an essential feature here.

I have the same problem. 1:12 seconds until the last set of mail loaded on my iPad Pro 15.5 and the time before it closed without loading the mail at all. Same mail loads instantly on my iPhone 13. I tried both of your suggestions- closing app and restarting. I am able to open comcast mail on their site and google mail on their site, but neither will load quickly into the Apple Mail app. I have the same problem on my wifi in Pennsylvania and in Delaware. Due to this information, it seems that the iPad OS 15.5 is the problem. I actually have had the problem for quite a while and it might be the OS before this that is the problem.

What else can I try? It is very frustrating as well as SLOW to wait for reloading every time I go to mail. This is the ONLY app I have this problem with.

Thanks,

Jackie

I had a similar problem. Brilliant support from Apple. Isolated to one of my email accounts (btinternet) which has had a software upgrade. Advised to delete and reload my mail account on my iPad and now back to normal. All other apps are fine.

Likewise here, my iPhone was the problem device. I removed each of the accounts per Apple support. With no accounts I noticed that the email app was still very slow opening. I then deleted the iOS email app and re-installed it. Added each mail account one at a time checking after each one for performance. Each account loaded without issue and the email app ran perfectly.

Kudos to Apple support and their patience and willingness to work with me through this.

Try the solution that worked on my iPhone, make sure everything is accessible on a computer or other device and on your iCloud. Remove the accounts, delete the mail app, RE-install the mail app, add each account back on your iPad checking to see how it works after each is added.

I had the same issues most everyone is complaining about and had been growling about it since earlier in the year. I did the aforementioned and finally the iOS mail on my phone is working perfectly.

I have no problem with the mail app on my iPhone. The problem is with the iPad. I have tried every suggestion, including yours and the problem persists. Based on the reports I’ve read I am 100% certain this is a problem with the latest update of IOS for iPad and, unfortunately, I suspect I will have to wait for the next update for this problem to be corrected. By now, based on all the problems reported with the mail app on the iPad, Apple knows there is a problem

My husband sat on the phone with Apple for 4 hours. The issue seems to be fixed.

We had to restore to factory settings and set up as a new device.

Don’t restore from the settings on iCloud or you’ll have the same issues.

The tech was very nice. As we were on the phone, a programmer came through. They are aware of the situation. They are trying to fix it but IOS 16 is coming in Sept. Hopefully, that will fix it or call support.

Good luck to all still having the issue.

Patience is the word of the day.

Ever since I upgraded to Monterey my Apple mail messages take very long to load - sometimes up to a minute of white screen before the message loads. I have tried all the solutions suggested including Mailbox rebuild and it still continues. When will a bug fix for Apple mail be provided by Apple???

I have been having this issue for the past month. I spoke with Apple Support and we deleted a lot of emails but it didn’t work. Yesterday, I accidentally deleted the blue mail App from my phone. I had to re download it from the Apple store and set up my email accounts again. This actually corrected the issue. My emails are loading as normal now.

I know what you said. ! My point is that all the fixes recommended for the iPhone do not work on the iPad. I, and others, have tried every recommended fix and they do not work. Apple clearly has a problem that, unfortunately, they don’t feel compelled to provide a quick fix for.

My apple Mail app on iPad has behaved much better since I downloaded the GMail app - It seemed to have cleared a backlog that built up while I was away for a few days..

I’ve kept both, prefer to use apple, but the gmail is there if apple gets stuck

Maybe this helps the tech guys at apple to identify this problem, which is affecting quite a lot of folk?

Clearly a great many people have had this problem since the last software update. I don’t think its acceptable that we should be expected to attempt all sorts of deleting and reinstalling applications which may or may not work ‘just in case’. Apple seem to be very silent on this issue. I am more then just a tad ticked off looking at a white screen for minutes every time I want to read an email. Come on Apple, own up and tell us that you are seriously working on this.

Whenever I go to load my email I get a blank screen and it takes sometimes up to 56 minutes before the email loads when I’m also in already in my email and I click on the link and then try to come back to email the same thing occurs what’s going on

I’ve posted this before, but will repeat in case anyone hasn’t seen it......

Support talked me through deleting and reinstalling the app, and it worked - for just 24hours! Then it got stuck again

Following advice from someone on here (thanks!) I installed the Gmail app (which can be used for other email providers too) and not only does that work fine, but it seemed to clear a blockage in the apple app, so now that is working ok too.

If it gets sluggish, I use the gmail one, but mostly I use apple

Hope that helps anyone who is struggling, but I completely agree - this is Apple’s problem, and it’s unacceptable that they haven’t fixed it