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1Password Review
What do you like best about the product?
1Password offers a good solution in allowing you to memorize just 1 master password that then allows you access to all of your secure sites. One thing that I've liked was the ability to have the service warn me about websites that are vulnerable to various security bugs that are known to wreak havoc on identity and security. That being said, there are some things that are missing from 1Password that competitors offer. One thing which I refer to as double verification is absent from 1Password.
Competitor products allow for a multi-level authentication where a temporary code is sent to me via email or text message that I must enter into the application before 1Password allows access. This reduces the chances that hackers and the like are able to exploit security lapses. I've only used the iOS version of the software, but I know it supports others.
Competitor products allow for a multi-level authentication where a temporary code is sent to me via email or text message that I must enter into the application before 1Password allows access. This reduces the chances that hackers and the like are able to exploit security lapses. I've only used the iOS version of the software, but I know it supports others.
What do you dislike about the product?
The reason that I only used it for a short period of time was because of the monthly cost. I think the cost associated with the software is too high, and other options are available for free or a lower cost. But to each their own.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I have only used 1Password for about a month. I'll explain shortly why my time with the software was minimal. The software does what you'd imagine; log into secure sites with just a click using your login credentials that you've stored. What the software does is allows the user to generate a password in which you control how strong it is. It's very difficult to remember so many passwords for the many many sites in which require login credentials.
An essential tool to store sensitive informations
What do you like best about the product?
The syncronization among all the devices is a killer feature that enables seamless sharing across all the devices that one might use.
What do you dislike about the product?
the fact that there's no sync between two computers without using an external cloud provider may be less than ideal for some user (i definitely prefer to use the no-server setup where one computer acts as the sync master on a local network)
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
having my passwords and user data all in one place, protected by a single very long secret
Recommendations to others considering the product:
If you have more than one computer you'll have to use an external cloud service to sync the data.
Great for personal users
What do you like best about the product?
Simple to use. The browser extension is awesome, and is pretty good at most sites.
Being able to sync and maintain passwords across multiple devices is awesome. Being able to set passwords of reasonable length (not limited by what my limited memory can contain) for hundreds of passwords is a must.
Being able to sync and maintain passwords across multiple devices is awesome. Being able to set passwords of reasonable length (not limited by what my limited memory can contain) for hundreds of passwords is a must.
What do you dislike about the product?
That it doesn't always get the entry right on all sites. And trying to get the timeout before I need to reauthorize my 1password account.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
The problem is always the same: Maintaining access to many accounts with decent security. Duplicating passwords is reckless for us and our customers.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Just get it or a similar product. You won't regret it.
Security of your suppliers and your customers resources is not something you can leave to chance.
Security of your suppliers and your customers resources is not something you can leave to chance.
Impressively Comprehensive
What do you like best about the product?
I've heard 1Password being raved about by the likes of John Gruber, but it wasn't until I needed to share passwords across a small business in a secure way that I finally gave it a shot. Not only did it not disappoint, it turned me into a user for personal use as well.
I absolutely love that 1Password is so comprehensive. Not only does it work as a standalone application, but it also works with Google Chrome and my iPhone. I name especially delighted to see more and more Mobile applications taking advantage of ease-of-use of one password, allowing me access to any of my myriad passwords using Touch ID.
I absolutely love that 1Password is so comprehensive. Not only does it work as a standalone application, but it also works with Google Chrome and my iPhone. I name especially delighted to see more and more Mobile applications taking advantage of ease-of-use of one password, allowing me access to any of my myriad passwords using Touch ID.
What do you dislike about the product?
Occasionally one password fails to prompt when a new login is created, or when an existing password is updated. Usually it does a good job, but sometimes it will also capture the wrong username, especially when a sign up form requires multiple fields.
I also wish tighter integration with iOS were possible, allowing for one tap sign in through Safari for example. I'm sure that if the day comes that there is a technical path to creating said feature, the team at 1Password will take advantage of it.
I also wish tighter integration with iOS were possible, allowing for one tap sign in through Safari for example. I'm sure that if the day comes that there is a technical path to creating said feature, the team at 1Password will take advantage of it.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
What really clinches it for me is syncing. I can securely share passwords with my team in a separate Vault, keeping them separate from my personal passwords and financial information. This works both ways even: When a member of my team signs up for a new service provider, I have access immediately, and we don't need to purchase multiple accounts needlessly. Updating or changing information in 1Password is synced as well, so when we have to update passwords, Everybody gets the latest information automatically.
Easy to use and nice to look
What do you like best about the product?
The application is easy to setup, has got a useful chrome extension for web passwords and the user interface is nice.
What do you dislike about the product?
The user interface (for Mac OSx) doesn't allow easy handling of custom folders.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I needed a software to handle my passwords, also for websites.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Spend the right time choosing which application you want to use for accomplish this task because it is hard to switch application after a small time.
Life Changing
What do you like best about the product?
It has my passwords, my credit cards, my warranty receipts, my addresses, everything. I can't live without it. I have the desktop apps, mobile apps and have begun using the Teams. I used to use the same password on every site. In the 4 years since I have started using 1Password, I have switched to generated passwords and it stores all of my two-step validation and recovery keys as well. I recommend this to everyone. With the integrated fingerprint scanner support plus the fact that more apps are supporting 1Password now, it becomes the 1 app I need on my phone.
What do you dislike about the product?
It can take some time to import log ins if you have several hundred. Price can be intimidating.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Security and piece of mind.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Dashlane
I can't live without it
What do you like best about the product?
Very well designed; syncing options (like Dropbox); option to keep passwords completely off the Internet; easy to use; multiple vaults; can keep track of a lot more than just passwords; no subscription fee; Touch ID support on the iPhone works really well; features that let you know when a password needs to be changed (either because of age or because of online services that have been hacked)
What do you dislike about the product?
Not much; the price can be a bit high to get started (but no subscription fees after that)
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use 1Password to securely store all my passwords and a lot of my personal information. I am also able to use it to share website login information with my family. It can generate passwords for me, so it can generate a different, complicated password for each website with no need for me to remember each one.
I use Dropbox for my syncing, and it works pretty well. for people who don't want to have any info on the web, 1Password also offers a local syncing option.
I use Dropbox for my syncing, and it works pretty well. for people who don't want to have any info on the web, 1Password also offers a local syncing option.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
In addition to being able to buy the software outright, the company is now also offering fairly low-priced monthly subscription options for families and businesses which include the software.
After purchasing the software, I have been pleasantly surprised at how many major software updates the company has provided for free. Most other companies force users to pay an upgrade fee for new major versions, but 1Password is constantly getting great, new features for free.
I know several people who use LastPass instead, and I personally cannot stand the way it looks. For those who value good design, 1Password is so much better. LastPass is also web-based, so everything has to go through the LastPass website.
After purchasing the software, I have been pleasantly surprised at how many major software updates the company has provided for free. Most other companies force users to pay an upgrade fee for new major versions, but 1Password is constantly getting great, new features for free.
I know several people who use LastPass instead, and I personally cannot stand the way it looks. For those who value good design, 1Password is so much better. LastPass is also web-based, so everything has to go through the LastPass website.
Great Product!
What do you like best about the product?
1Password is a well designed solution for the password management problem. I'm using the OSX version and it runs flawlessly. The best parts are the browser extensions and credential suggestions as well as the password complexity configuration panel. The password categorisation is great also, and the credentials search is spot on.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is one issue related to how credentials are passed from the app to the browser extension in plain text that is yet to be resolved. The Agilebits team are keen on not encrypting passwords passed through the loopback interface from the app to the extension. However, this is not a deal breaker for me.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
My usage of 1Password doesn't solve business problems for me, however, on a personal level I haven't had the need to memorise passwords anymore! It also allows me to have different passwords for different services which is a great plus, security wise.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Go for it, it's a great product!
Easy password management
What do you like best about the product?
Fast & secure password manager. Straightforward user interface that integrates with all browsers and a convenient iOS app to fill in passwords on mobile Safari. Sync with Dropbox or using their new Families/Teams service.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some odd security decisions. No two-factor authentication for 1Password itself, though it supports two-factor for external accounts.
Browser integration is good, but has a few odd form-fill issues especially if a sign-up form is near the login form.
Sharing account details / vaults is cumbersome, but I have not tried the Family or Team service.
Definitely one of the most expensive password managers as a one-time purchase. The family & team services make it a monthly cost that includes all of the apps, though it's still quite expensive.
Browser integration is good, but has a few odd form-fill issues especially if a sign-up form is near the login form.
Sharing account details / vaults is cumbersome, but I have not tried the Family or Team service.
Definitely one of the most expensive password managers as a one-time purchase. The family & team services make it a monthly cost that includes all of the apps, though it's still quite expensive.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Safely storing account details.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
If you're within the Apple ecosystem, then 1Password is the best password manager. Android & Windows apps are relatively new for 1Password, so may not offer as good of an experience.
A digital vault for everything you need a digital vault for.
What do you like best about the product?
I like that I don't have to remember anything. 1Password will safely store everything from your Credit/Debit cards to your Passport. It's a safe place to store personal information, that takes it's security seriously.
What do you dislike about the product?
The only downfall to 1Password is the the browser extension. I recently read an article by a developer who was able to watch the communication between the browser plug-in and the actual application and during the handshake, passwords and other data were passed as plain text. It's an impenetrable fortress until you use the browser extension. So I uninstalled it and use 1Password daily.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
You can delineate between a "Team" set of passwords or a "Personal" set of passwords. I've used tools like Meldium before and they don't scale well. You almost have to have an advocate who's constantly reminding people to use the tool. With 1Password as the standard tool, everyone is connected when they need to be, and separate when needed, as well.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
This is an excellent piece of software. I would just check to see if they have improved security on the browser plug-ins before installing those. Otherwise, this is a clutch piece of software for myself, but also for my team and whole company.
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