LastPass Reviews & Product Details

I rave about how easy it is to sign in and share passwords at work. Having personally used a password manager for years, I was excited to get staff set up with the system

It has proven difficult to get some staff on-boarded due to technical skill or competency

Gone are the days of lost or forgotten passwords. It's also so easy to share vital passwords with management via shared folders.

LastPass keeps all my passwords, log-in information, and personal digital details safe, secure and available from anywhere. For instance, if my phone was lost or stolen while traveling, I would only need to log into my LastPass account, where all my personal and business information is stored for easy retrieval. I keep the details of my passport, credit information, and even health information so that in the event of an emergency, I have immediate access from anywhere in the world. Most importantly, I only have to remember ONE password. I have used LastPass since 2012 and recommend it to all my clients.

I cannot think of anything I dislike about LastPass. The service has been continually improving, and I'm pleased with it.

I am a web designer, and I store hundreds, if not thousands, of passwords and details about my sites. I can also share passwords securely with my clients through the system.

I like that I can share credentials with my team in a secure environment, without compromising the safety of our systems.

The computer app does not communicate too well with all my web browsers.

Sharing credentials and sensisitive information with my team quickly, including any possible updates.

Provisioning accounts through azure active directory ease of use and security for the users..

Setup with users who already have accounts caused issues with provisioning accounts and conversion did not work.

Single sign-on using office 365 credentials instead of individual user passwords.

Makes it easy to generate good passwords, and identify and fix past bad practices. The availability across many platforms, and integration with browsers and apps, makes passwords easily available when needed.

It is sometimes a bit balky on Android phones, particularly older versions of Android. And there are occasional cases where it is confused by the form and doesn't fill on or swaps username and password fields when filling in.

LastPass helps me maintain good security across many accounts, and makes it easy to access the passwords across the many machines I use. It encourages best practices.

Easy to use, It secures my all password Option to save multiple credentials for one tool Option for shared folder and acess

sometimes logged out in to use autofill.

Now, I don't need to remember multiple passwords. In my organisation, i have multiple tool to use and it's difficult to remember all the passwords.

It's extremely useful to have all of your passwords in an encrypted platform like LastPass, so that you can access them wherever you are and that not only saves time but gives you peace of mind.

I don't have any dislike of LastPass yet.

Having all the passwords that I need for my business in one place and knowing that they are safe and secure.

I like the seamless syncing across devices. The one-click password generator. The prompt to save new / updated passwords, and the proactive warning if an account is compromised.

It occasionally stops auto-filling on my Android devices, but I suspect that this is caused by Android updates, and not LastPass.

It allows me and my users to employ complex and unique passwords without having to worry about remembering them.

I've been using Lastpass since 2010 when I started to work in IT while finishing my BS in Engineering. I've been using it since to have a single, secure, and simple system to store my passwords. Now it helps me generate passwords, lowering the number of decisions I need to make, while being able to move between Apple, Windows, and Chrome ecosystems while teaching.

The only thing I don't like about Lastpass is that it reminds me to change passwords that have been in leaks. Honestly it's another strength. I just get annoyed because I don't have time to change a bunch of passwords when I'm trying to load a site.

Now that passwords need to be frequently changed across platforms, it allows me to have multiple passwords instead of one across sites. I feel more secure in my digital presence.

I like being able to manage 100's of DIFFERENT passwords in one place and being able to share those passwords securely with my team

That if you lose your master password you are 100% screwed

centralized password management and secure sharing of those passwords.

My partner and I have multiple accounts and memberships that we share but are in only one of our names. Last Pass Families makes it super easy to share login information for these accounts. Also, I like the peace of mind knowing that should something happen to one of us, the other is able to access account information easily. Plus it has made it incredibly easy to create very intricate passwords that are much more secure.

The Android app (on tablets specifically) isn't as reliable and does not consistently prompt to autofill login info on Chrome

Managing passwords; creating very difficult passwords to improve security.

One master password and a wonderful system of generating and organizing credentials across as many accounts as you can dream of. There is a comfort when generating a secure password for a new account that your information is safe.

For optimum security, it takes a lot of time and attention to work through your library of credentials and replace duplicates, change vulnerable passwords, etc.

I can have the extension in my browser and an app on my phone and log in to all locations simultaneously so that remembering credentials is a thing of the past, it's improved my efficiency.

It helps me create safe passwords. It saves them for me and tells me when I have to many repetitive passwords.

Sometimes saving the correct IP address creates a problem. And also, sometimes it is hard to find passwords that don't get used very much or older passwords.

It keeps a good log of all my passwords and creates new good passwords for me.

I've been using LastPass for years now and I have no reason to go anywhere else. Not only does it work perfectly across all my devices, but it suggests complex passwords so I never use the same password twice. I highly recommend Last Pass!

Sometimes it doesn't recognize my different apps and I have to manually search in the app to find the password.

Generating and auto-filling unique complex passwords instead of different varitations of the same passwordvariations

I love how convenient last pass is. The taskbar app prompts you to save passwords and also prompts you to auto fill using Last Pass saved passwords. The taskbar is my favorite because you can search your password database right there, without needing to open an additional window!

I wouldn't say I dislike anything about last pass, but I would love to see an additional feature for the family groups to be able to see each other's passwords.

Last pass makes it easy for me, as an executive assistant, to compile my and my boss's passwords in one easy place so I can do anything she needs me to with any account with ease.

The best part of LastPass is the cross-platform usability and the proactive notifications about old, duplicate, or insecure passwords that may be vulnerable.

Occasionally it doesn't auto-fill in some apps or websites, forcing you to make a few extra clicks.

LastPass addresses the security issues that are prevalent when reusing insecure passwords.

I can create folders for each client and subject and then search easily

I wish the launch always worked. Doesn't always work

I honestly am not sure. I use it every day and love that I have one secure place to go

All my passwords in one place, accessible from all devices. Love being able to use Face ID.

A few sites don't play well with lastpass but there's always copy and paste.

Sharing passwords with multiple departments and not losing passwords when someone leaves.

I've been using LastPass for a few years and see others recommending different tools but LastPass has always been a dependable piece of software that just works whenever and wherever I need it. My passwords have always synced beautifully between my laptop, phone, and iPad. By using the browser extension, I can easily fill any login information I need as well as generate strong passwords for new accounts. Add in the ability for me to categorize my logins and take notes, it's a huge win for my business and saves me tons of time every day.

As of right now, I can't really say that I've run into any issues or concerns. The pros far outweigh anything that I might run into. I don't see myself switching programs anytime in the near future.

I use several different programs that require a login, as well as the need to occasionally have others share their credentials. LastPass makes keeping track of hundreds of passwords easy and readily available when I need them. I save huge amounts of time each day.

LastPass is hands down the best way to manage login information, payment card details, secure notes and much more. I can use the Chrome extension on my laptop, toggle between work and personal accounts and seamlessly use the LastPass app on my phone. Adding new passwords via the Chrome extension is automatic, and the app mirrors all of the information so there is no need to enter anything more than once. Autofill options work like a charm for passwords, credit card information and addresses. Like with any password management software, there is a little work on the front end to get all of your information loaded; however, LastPass’ user-friendly platform makes it quick and easy. I cannot imagine managing all of my confidential information any other way.

When I set up a new account on my phone, I have to manually add the new item to the LastPass app. I wish there was a way on the LastPass app to automatically add new accounts as I set them up - like the Chhrome extension does when I set up a new account on my laptop. Perhaps that's user error? LastPass likely has a solution I'm missing.

I am able to launch all of my important accounts and apps with one keystroke and retieve any of my important confidential information immediately. Such a huge time saver!