- Easy syncing between devices
- Supports multiple platforms and browsers
- Option to update hundreds of passwords at once
- Includes VPN in Premium plan
- Dark web monitoring for leaked logins
- Secure document storage features
- Syncs across all devices, including Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android
Pros
- Premium plans are expensive
- No password import from phones
- Free plan has 50 password cap
Cons
Dashlane Review
It secures user data with end-to-end encryption, has more high-security features than almost any competitor, and gives better value than similarly priced alternatives.
While Dashlane is more expensive than most competitors, its feature set more than makes up for it.
For example, it allows two-factor authentication (2FA). It protects your account even if your master password is stolen. You can have (a PIN code) or be (a smartphone) the second factor (Face ID).
Two-factor authentication is included in the premium plan (U2FA). A USB or NFC device can be attached to any computer to access your passwords rapidly. U2FA requires no installation to make matters worse because your device connects with the computer via the HID interface.
Finally, biometric login can replace your master password. As for Dashlane, it depends on your device. Nota - biometric login does not substitute master password. You'll need it to use Dashlane on a new device.
This password organizer is straightforward to use. It provides extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, and Edge. Except for mobile devices, most browsers allow you to import passwords.
Dashlane's next feature is a Dark Web scanner. It can utilize your email to search for a password or financial leaks. Given the daily influx of millions of new records, the Dark Web scanner can help avoid personal data theft.
There's also a VPN. While it doesn't rank among the best VPNs overall, it encrypts communications and hides IP. This service covers more than 20 locations.
That you can use most of the features (and benefit from military-grade encryption) for free. You can upgrade to the premium version for $2.50/month annually. Without a doubt, Dashlane is worth it.
