I’ve been using my own app JamRSS until I switched to Read You because it looked better.
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Inoreader. Syncs across multiple devices too.
I use the Nextcloud News app with Nextcloud.
Thunderbird does RSS reasonably well I believe.
gReader Premium. It is no longer available on the Google Play store, but you can still find it on alternative sites like Aptoid and such, I think.
I've tried LOTS of them. This one is the best, in my opinion. Works with Feedly and other online services, as well as stand alone subscriptions.
Here is the URL to the Play Store as it still shows up for me, but might not for you.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.noinnion.android.greader.reader
Although not an android app, I'd like to mention Firefox' Feedbro add-on. Since Mozilla recently announced (if I'm not wrong here) to make the desktop add-ons available in the mobile version, maybe Feedbro will be part of it?
Feedly works well fire me.
This is an open source community.
Ups, thanks.
Bazqux through the browser works great.
I self host Tiny Tiny RSS.
Nextcloud news