Just to add a dissenting voice to all the complainers:

- autofill on desktop is rock-solid, it virtually never fails, much less so than any other password manager autofill

- it works great with passkeys, again rock-solid, and again the best UX of any password manager. passkeys itself are also great

- OTP code integration (only use this for non-important stuff) works great too, again best-in-class

- switch to Electron was great for most, the Windows app sucked and there was nothing on Linux, now we have a good application across all 3 desktop platforms, although it was a slight downgrade for Mac users

- autofill works fine on Android 99% of the time

- 1Password CLI and SSH agent are interesting additions but SSH has a lot of paper cuts

In general, they have by far the nicest UX and UI of all password managers. And they really seem to care. They were the first to introduce stuff like "no automatic autofill" because of security implications, their vault spec is open source (in case they go belly up), they get audited regularly. They were the first to add passkeys and actually made a site (name escapes me) that shows which services have passkeys and how to activate them.