Pros

I was a LastPass user for years and I never realized how responsible it was for bogging my internet browsing. Also Ebay would take over 30 seconds to log into it everytime... I had no idea LastPass was the sol culprit until I started using Dashlane.
- Switching from LastPass to Dashlane was so insanely fast and easy with every single one of my sites and passwords being switched to Dashlane (5 minutes).

Cons

Not a huge con, but it still boggles my mind - For chrome the Dashlane extension is required, which is fine however when you go into the extension it lists the sites in alphabetical order and you have to go into and select "last used" everytime you click into the extension... not a big deal, but so easily fixable.
- if you create a new user account for a site or change the password for a site or whatever the Dashlane thing pops up right afterwards saying something along the lines of - do you want to replace previous account. Approx 50% of the time when you say yes, you then go to log into that site, the user name and/or password doesn't work and you have to get a new password sent to your email to log into the site.
Randomly out of nowhere sometimes Dashlane won't appear or log into a site.

Summary

While Dashlane is a gargantuan step up from LastPass, I hope there is something better.

Pros

For the most part this product works well.

Cons

First, charging $39.95 per year for this product is ridiculous. Especially when it's closest competitor (sometimes rated even better than Dashlane) called LastPass is only $12.95 per year. Unfortunately I already renewed my subscription to Dashlane or I would have switched to LastPass. Secondly, I tried reasoning with Dashlane's customer service (email only, neither product has a phone number you can call), hoping they would price match or at least meet me in the middle. Instead I was sent pre-written auto-responses that simply touted Dashlane's features and did not at all address my concern. When I finally got the issue elevated I was pretty much so told (politely) no to any price matching.

Summary

In summary, I would highly suggest you try LastPass or another well rated password manager before spending more than you need to on Dashlane

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Pros

The product allows you to manage your passwords on many devices. It makes sure that you deal with security on all your sites. It is super easy to use and runs great on Windows and Mac platforms. Fills in forms and keeps your CC# safe, you don't have to let the seller keep your card.

Cons

The sharing function in a family is getting better. The setup is really easy you just have to pay attention as you set it up. Some sites have weirdness that form fill in function has trouble with, however, it is rare and all tools have trouble. (some humans have trouble)

Summary

Great tool, I highly recommend the premium version for syncing etc.. This tool saves you time and makes sure that you are safe. The security score makes you think about it. The first tool I can say works, no one knows my credentials including me. (unless i choose to know)

Pros

Really easy to use. Very intuitive and I use on 2 Apple devices, 1 PC, and 1 Android tablet and the user experience (features/menus) is pretty consistent across all. Love the automatic password changer feature, just wish it was available on more sites. Easy to share passwords securely with my family. Even my 10 year old loves Dashlane!

Cons

When you setup Dashlane the first time on a non-mobile device it automatically imports all of the passwords stored in your browsers. Awesome feature to get started fast but I didn't realize how old some of those accounts were in my browser, so it took some time to clean them up in Dashlane.

Summary

I did a lot of research before trying Dashlane and it seemed like they had a lot of happy customers and were endorsed by respectable non-commercial sites/people. 2 years later I can tell you it's a product I user EVERY day and tell people about it often.

Pros

Ability to work across all devices is convenient
Auto password generator
Store payment methods (CC's, Bank account info)
Secure Notes
Sharing with other Dashlane users

Cons

OS X: Syncing has been an issue for a long time, I opened a ticket about it and they are aware of it and have yet to fix it.
Safari: Hardly works on most websites on iOS Mobile Safari and countless incompatible sites on Desktop Mac Safari browser.
Overall, Dashlane just can't keep up with website changes, two-factor authentication, etc.

Summary

Initially, I loved the app. But recently despite Dashlane pushing out updates, I have grown frustrated with the compatibility issues with Safari mobile and Mac desktop browser. I will be looking for a different password manager program now.

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Pros

When it works, it's great

Cons

It doesn't work as often as it does. What a pain in the backside it has turned out to be.

Summary

I've been a premium Dashlane user for a year or more and have finally gotten fed up with it not being a reliable app. The thing about DL is that it has to be ON to work. For IOS devices, that means you have to manually start it every time you do a cold start on your device (like after restarting after your battery dies). And even when it's "ON", it often will not login to the site you want to use. To get DL to work, you have to restart DL, close the site, open it again and maybe DL will recognize it. Maybe.
For W10 devices, the turn on is easy via the start menu, but even then DL will work sometimes, sometimes not. Ditto for autofill on forms.
In short, you cannot depend on DL to do what a password manager should do. Bottom line, I need a new PW manager and will have to manually input all my DL PW into it. DO NOT go down the path I did. Changing now is going to be painful, but necessary for me.

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Pros

The Pros are that you can store all of your passwords and you know they will all be safe and secure if you remember to log out every time you use it. Also you can store alot more than just passwords like: notes, phone numbers, receipts after you shop online + more and more.

Cons

Basically the only thing that I found bad was that you had to have the premium version to set up a back up!! :(

Summary

so overall I think that Dashlane is a great password manager and a good safe place where you can keep your passwords + loads loads more!!

Pros

Strong feature set and it works with most websites. Being able to share passwords via the Sharing feature is nice.

Cons

Under Windows 7 and Windows 10, you might experience significant performance problems with your browser while Dashlane is enabled. A reboot helps but the performance issue can quickly return. My merely disabling the Dashlane extension in your browser, the pauses / freezes / stutters will go away.

Summary

I've been a fan of Dashlane for a few years. I use it on 4 different computers (Windows 7 and Windows 10), and on several mobile devices. But the performance hit on my computers has gotten worse and worse over the last 6 months. I use all 3 browsers (Chrome, Firefox and IE) in my technical work. Chrome is my preferred browser. The freeze ups and slow downs are bad. By merely un-checking Dashlane in my extension list in Chrome (to disable it), my browsing speed will go back to normal and any music I might be playing no longer stutters when I click to new web pages. Mouse movements stop stuttering once Dashlane's extension is disabled.

I'm really frustrated. I now regularly toggle whether Dashlane is enabled/disabled in my browser so that my computer performance is normal.

I've tried disabling my Norton anti-virus / firewall for short periods of time to determine if there's a conflict there but it doesn't make a difference.

Pros

Easy to use and set up for sites where it works.

Cons

Many sites, specifically banking and credit card sites, use a multiple page login process. Dashlane acknowledges that they may not handle these sites properly and that was my experience. In order to make these work with Dashlane, you need to manually enter the login to get to the password page, where Dashlane will properly enter the password. Well, having to remember the login defeats the purpose of a password manager. This isn't a solvable problem with the software as written today, maybe a "smarter" version in the future will work. Until then, some other solution will be needed.