Currently using Feeder(android). Layout is simple and customizable. You can also save articles on it
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I use Pluma on Android since it's the only one on Android I've found thatvhas an option to filter out articles by keywords
Reeder app for Apple devices. Been using since v2 and itβs on 5. I appreciate an app that has a reasonable price for killer features, actually gives significant updates for new versions, and doesnβt have a subscription model. https://reederapp.com/
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Matcha. It isn't really an RSS reader as such but instead what it does is, when run (which you can do in the terminal as well), will create a markdown doc with URLs to each of the stories you have on the feed. The idea is you run it either on a timer or manually when you want to update the list. The reason I like it is because I can easily keep a history of past "digests" for later reading if I don't have time right now.
I quickly switched to feedly after the Google reader sunset, but I mostly access feedly via Reeder on Apple products. The feedly website works well when needed though.
Tried Newsblur and Feedly. Found both ugly. Now I use the news app in my Nextcloud instance. F-Droid and the Play Store have a good app that synchronises with Nextcloud News.
On my computers, I just use thunderbird. For Android, I recently discovered feeder (available in FDroid)
Nextcloud News on desktop and android
I use Flym (Android). It's not being developed anymore unfortunately but on the other hand it was left in a very good state and it's perfectly usable with lots of good features. I especially like the built-in feed search, it's very good and 9 out of 10 times it will find the feed you want and you can add it directly. Beats the hell out of poking around websites trying to find if they have a feed and where it might be.
Pluma
Pretty shocked that I'm not seeing feedbin here.
It's not free but there's a free trial. Very high quality experience.
I'm using FreshRSS along with the Readrops Android app.
Newsboat.