Sure, it's great! You don't have to self-host, you just need to set a few DNS entries depending on your provider. And you can always change providers without lo

Sure, it's great! You don't have to self-host, you just need to set a few DNS entries depending on your provider. And you can always change providers without losing access to your e-mails, which is invaluable. Also, if you set up wildcard forwarding you can create a new e-mail for every service you use (also possible with mail providers but often less convenient / flexible), which is handy in case someone leaks your address and you start receiving SPAM (just disable that one address then, regular spammers won't figure out they can send e-mail to any prefix in your domain).