I have used LastPass for a couple of years to keep my passwords and a few secure notes in one place, and it generally just works. The password generator is convenient and the browser extension fills things in quickly. Knocked off a star because the mobile app occasionally fails to sync until I force-close it.
Convenient generator and quick fill
Mobile sync sometimes needs a restart
I stuck with LastPass for years on the free plan, but limiting it to a single device type forced me to choose between my phone and laptop. That broke the whole point of a cloud password manager for me, and I ended up migrating away. The product is fine; the free-tier restriction was the dealbreaker.
Free tier limited to one device type
LastPass keeps all my logins in one secure vault and the autofill saves me a lot of typing. Setting up multi-factor authentication was straightforward and the shared folder for family logins is genuinely useful. One small annoyance is the extension occasionally logs me out and I have to re-enter my master password.
Good autofill, easy MFA and shared folders
Extension logs out unexpectedly
LastPass does the core job well; it stores my logins, autofills them across browsers and syncs reliably. The vault is easy to navigate and importing my old passwords was painless. My only gripe is the constant nudges to upgrade and the occasional upsell banner on the free tier.
Reliable autofill and easy import
Frequent upgrade prompts on free plan
LastPass still works fine day to day for storing and filling my passwords, and the vault interface is clean enough. But after the security incidents in recent years I am genuinely torn about keeping such sensitive data here, and I changed my master password to be safe. Convenient, yet I no longer feel fully at ease.
Convenient and clean interface
Past security incidents undermine confidence