LastPass Reviews: 4.5/5 — Highly Rated

Not having to remember all of my passwords and being able to update my passwords easily. Everything is all in one place. Also, I like that I can store other important things in LastPass.

Sometimes I get logged out of LastPass and have to log back in. I know it happens, but it is inconvenient. I'm not sure how this could be remedied.

Having to remember all of my passwords. The passwords are secure and not something that can be easily duplicated. I feel very secure using LastPass.

Reliable. Does what I need to have done.

No complaints.It does what I need to have done.

I have many long and randomly-generated passwords for wide security.

So easy to use and keeps all of my passwords in one place.

Sometimes the password that I generate doesn't immediately copy over to the Vault and I end up having to reset it.

Keeps all of my passwords in one place.

Easy, integrates well with my browser, convenient one stop for passwords and secure notes.

It prompts me to enter my master password too often.

LastPass solves the problem of having to remember logins which is hugely helpful because there are just so many logins!

getting my saved passwords on any of my devices

I have not found anything to make it bettetr

Like I said before very handy tool to have access to any where

I'm able to have all of my personal and professional passwords in one place and with me all the time on my phone and can log in anywhere in the world.

There are no real downsides. However, the iPhone app could work a bit better by auto-filling in the logins and passwords.

Our organization uses it and it's made it much faster and safer to share logins and passwords.

The most helpful feature of LastPass is the Sharing Center, as you can share folders with passwords, notes and DB details with other users or groups straightforwardly.

Overall I don't have any issues, if ever, sometimes I would like to verify the text filled by the extension (toggle between the asterisk's visualization and the existing password, for example), and I don't know how to do it.

Manage team passwords, credentials and overall systems secrets like API Keys, DB connection details, among others. It also provides further security and we're using SSO to log into the account.

Easy to use interface and integrates with your browser. I can also use it on my phone, and I log into many of my apps with its integration options.

The desktop program leaves a lot to be desired. The web plugins are so easy, while the desktop program feels clunky.

I was using Password Safe, but the syncing was clunky, and I needed a password manager to sync between devices (Desktop, Laptop, & Mobile). Plus, my wife found it easy to use, which was a plus.

I have been using LastPass for the last eight years and am happy with my experience. It works on multiple devices and multiple browsers. It is very convenient to have the LastPass browser extension installed. Every time you create any new account somewhere it catches your username and password and offers to add this site to your vault in the cloud. It also offers to generate a random password for you. Every time you change the password it asks if you want to update it in the vault. It also offers passwordless login options using Push notifications and an authenticator app on your mobile device. You always have a local version of your vault on your device which is synced to the cloud.

As of now, I cannot say that I don't like anything about LastPass.

I don't have to remember hundreds of usernames and passwords. Saves time logging in.

The chrome extension is the best! LastPass has been a life savior for helping me protect my data with encrypted, complex passwords while making them easily accessible by keeping them stored. At a click of a button, it quickly enters all my stored information, and I'm logged into sites.

There isn't anything that I don't like about LastPass.

Encrypted passwords to keep hackers out of my online accounts. I'm more productive and spend less time typing in long, complicated passwords.