Avis clients sur 1Password

Avec la synchronisation instantanée entre vos appareils, je peux accéder‍ à mes informations à tout moment. Fini les oublis⁣ de mots de passe ou les tentatives‍ infructueuses pour me connecter à mes comptes en ligne. ⁢Grâce à 1Password, toutes mes informations sont accessibles ⁤en un seul endroit.

Je crains de perdre mon mot de passe principal, je comprends que cela soit une grande mesure de protection, mas une fois le mot de passe principal perdu, ll n'y a plus rien à faire.

1password assure la gestion de mes mots de passe. Facile à utiliser

Il a besoin d'une connection stable pour son bon fonctionnement.

C'est incontestablement un outil facile à utiliser : l'interface est claire, l'ergonomie est bien pensée.

Le prix n'est peut-être pas totalement adéquat au vu du fait que 1Password a plein davantages mais reste assez basique dans ces fonctionnalité.

Personnellement, j'adore 1Password et je trouve qu'il s'agit d'un excellent gestionnaire de mots de passe. J'apprécie particulièrement sa simplicité d'utilisation, ainsi que sa capacité à générer des mots de passe complexes et à les stocker en toute sécurité. De plus, j'aime le fait qu'il puisse être synchronisé entre plusieurs appareils, ce qui me permet d'accéder à mes mots de passe en tout temps et en tout lieu. Globalement, 1Password est une solution pratique et efficace pour gérer mes mots de passe en toute sécurité.

Bien que j'apprécie 1Password, j'ai rencontré quelques inconvénients avec le produit. Tout d'abord, j'ai trouvé que le coût d'abonnement était assez élevé par rapport à d'autres solutions de gestion de mots de passe. De plus, certaines fonctionnalités avancées, telles que la possibilité de partager des mots de passe avec d'autres utilisateurs, ne sont disponibles que dans des forfaits plus coûteux. Enfin, bien que l'application soit globalement facile à utiliser, je trouve que la configuration initiale peut être un peu complexe pour les utilisateurs novices.

The ease of using on any computer/device or browser

the price but that it for me. i see the value

1Password7 had a local storage with LAN synchronization options so secret storage never went to the cloud, greatly increasing security over the competition.

1Password8 removed the most two most critical features: local vaults and LAN synchronization.

Make password management easy. Although never the most 'exciting' product, a solid password manager will save you time, keep you secure, and save you stress. 1Password does all of that, very well. Passwords are super secure, and be tweaked per-website so you can maximise the strength without exceeding limits per website. Also has fantastic sharing capabilities.

Can you put a price on digital security? Not really. However, 1Password is one of the more expensive apps, compared to competitors.

The company, 1Password, is dedicated to the product 1Password. It's all they do and they clearly care to do it well.
They not only stay on top of security trends, but are helping push the industry forward, e.g. with their support and advocacy of passkeys. You can look up technical details of their encryption, audits, etc. better than I can describe them here, but they are copacetic.
They keep the product regularly updated without breaking anything, but making important improvements. They seem to work a lot on user experience, accessibility, and website compatibility.
It has an effective and easy API and CLI tool.
It's really a pleasure to use. As much as one can enjoy the utilitarian role a password manager plays, I enjoy interacting with 1Password. My family is not so nerdy, but they set it up by themselves and actually use it—that's the highest praise I can give.

It's not cheap. It's definitely worth the price, but there are free alternatives.
It's not open source. There are decent reasons [sensitive content hidden] and they have enough other forms of accountability that I am not concerned, but you may prefer open source software.
Sharing items is not quite intuitive. There's sharing with your family/org by moving to a shared folder, then sharing a secure link, and sharing content as text. These different functions have colliding names and inconsistent icons in inconsistent places across the different apps. They do seem to be making incremental improvements in this area lately.

I like the ease of use of the iPhone app and being able to access my data wherever I am via a computer. The selection of options for new items whether it be login credentials or banking information, etc is nice. You can also have your own private logins and passwords and have a shared folder with others you wish to share passwords or logins with.

My only complaint is the user functionality of the iPhone app. I find that it can be difficult to use or find some of the features within the app.

The ability to manage and store critical credentials for purchased applications or customer portals along with the ability to retrieve critical passwords from departed employees when necessary.

We had an issue with email generated invitations not getting through our own firewall to invitees. We opted to provide the link via our internal email system

How easy the software was to use considering we have hundreds of logins, also likes how quick it was to setup on all devices

unable to import from previous software vendors

After trying a number of different password managers, such as LastPass, BitWarden and Keeper we settled on 1Password due to its UI, ease of use, feature set and pricing.

The fact they don't have a MSP program just yet is disappointing, but as I write this they have just announced that it is coming.

You can sync it between multiple devices it's quick it's easy it organizes them for you into cards by name or however you want to organize them The customer service is awesome And it's reasonably priced

I wish the aesthetics were a little bit more it's just plain white and blue sometimes it hurts my head but I love everything else

Ease of use and secure password sharing between people and entire teams

Nothing, the platform is great! It’s easy to use as a user and admin

I loved the encryption and password generation features

If you lose your password, it's near impossible to recover it. I was unable to do so despite many attempts and ultimately stopped using it, and switched to Google's free offering.

Works flawlessly across Macs, PCs, iPHones, tablets, and for multiple family members; you can share passwords if you'd like using shared vaults, or keep them private

nothing really - it just works and has not disappointed once!

It's secure, worth the price, and easy to use.

It requires my typed-out password every two weeks (not facial or touch ID), but it shows great security practices.

Love using this product for my team. We share a ton of log-ins and having a centralized management tool makes it easy to log-in and access various software and tools we use (web included). Biggest pain this solved for us is when a password reset occurs, we have to track who changed the password, what the new password is, etc. this solved all of it.

The Chrome extension sometimes doesn't auto-populate all fields, have to manually trigger the chrome extension. This isn't a big deal.

1Password is a very convenient way to generate secure passwords for work logins, and store them so you don't have to go through the 'forgot my password' cycle every time you use a website/toll you haven't accessed in months. It makes it easy to share logins in a safe way too, when you need to give access to a shared account.

I wish it didn't log me out so often, but I understand that this is actually part of the security aspect of it.

pretty user friendly , it's help me keep trackof all my password

the link doesn't alwayd pop up on the page to let me access the app to fill in the login

1Password is extremely easy to use, all features are extremely intuitive, and it will save you a lot of time.I'd highly recommend that anyone who uses 1Password downloads their browser extension, logging-in to any website will feel a lot easier once you do.This tool is so practical and easy to use, I can't see myself without it anymore.Security wise, it seems to be a step ahead of the competition, so unless you are trying to save some money, I don't see why you wouldn't go with 1Password as your solution for password management.The interface is great, I never had a question about where to find something or how to do something in it, and the apps they provide are too good, they just work.

I feel like the need to ask you to insert your password from time to time is quite annoying, but at the same time seems to make sense for security purposes.

I love that all my passwords are easily accessible in one place and super secure with encryption.

Nothing comes to mind. It's pretty simple to use.