Dashlane Reviews

I’ve been using Dashlane on my phone and laptop for the past few months, and overall it’s been decent. The main thing I’ve noticed is that syncing doesn’t always happen right away. For example, last week I updated a password on my laptop, then tried to log in from my phone a few minutes later and it still hadn’t shown up yet. It usually catches up eventually, and most days it works without any issue, but the delay can be annoying when I need it right then. It’s not a bad app by any means, I just wish the syncing felt a bit more seamless...

I’ve been using Dashlane mostly on my phone, and it’s been smooth. Setup didn’t take long, which was a relief because I always worry these apps are going to be complicated. Autofill works most of the time, and it’s really nice not having to stress about remembering every single password. I haven’t run into any big problems so far, so I feel reassured sticking with it.

I used to dread sending login details because it always turned into a messy back-and-forth. This time, I shared a couple of passwords with my wife in just a few minutes, and there was zero headache. Super easy.

I barely even think about it anymore. Whenever I need to log in, it just fills things in and I move on. I’m sure I’ve forgotten any little hiccups by now, but I don’t remember it missing my logins.

I mainly use Dashlane to keep all my passwords stored in one place, and it’s been easy to use and feels secure. The privacy alerts are a nice bonus too because they help me catch issues quickly. Setup was simple, and I don’t stress as much about my accounts now. That said, if it ever starts getting clunky or the security feels questionable, I’d probably start looking for another option.

I’ve been using Dashlane for a while now, and overall it’s easy once you get the hang of it. Saving passwords and having them autofill works well most of the time, and the app itself didn’t take me long to figure out. A friend actually recommended it to me, and I can see why they liked it.

That said, it’s not always totally smooth. Every now and then the browser extension doesn’t pop up when I expect it to, or it makes me log in again, which can be a little annoying. It’s not a dealbreaker, but I do wish it felt a bit more seamless and simple day to day.

I had a login problem and, i wasn’t expecting much, but the support person got it sorted fast. They explained everything in a simple way and stuck around until I could get back in. I have to admit, I appreciated that

I’ve been using the dashlane browser extension for a while now, it’s been a nice little relief in my day. When I’m already in that rushed, don’t-make-me-think mood, it pops up quickly on login pages and just does its thing without being annoying.
The autofill works most of the time, even on a few clunky work sites that usually make me grumpy. Syncing with my phone has been smooth too, which I appreciate more than I expected.

I’ve run into maybe one or two tiny glitches, but nothing that ruined my mood or made me want to stop using it. Overall, I’m happy with it and glad it’s one less thing to worry about.

Dashlane isn’t the cheapest password manager I’ve come across, but it feels reasonably priced for what you get. It’s made logging in to different accounts a lot easier, and I really don’t miss trying to remember a bunch of passwords.

The plan is simple enough and feels worth paying for so far. I wouldn’t say everyone absolutely needs it, but if you’re looking for something straightforward to help manage passwords, I’d say it’s worth considering.