Some password managers can sync passkeys for you! Bitwarden can handle it

Really depends on what you mean by passkey, since it's actually a fairly vague term for a bundle of technologies.

I don't really care for password manager passkeys; just use a password, all it really does is save you from needing to enter a username in a login flow.

But I'm a big fan of hardware 2fa using non-resident keys ("passkey" lite); I'll use a regular login flow with a password manager, then the 2FA step with a hardware token. Basically bulletproof (ditto if you secure your PW manager with hw 2fa) and painless.

It's a false dichotomy to have one or the other. I use passkeys as a quicker and more convenient way to log in to some sites, but I still have passwords in my password manager as a fallback.

Do you know any non tech people, especially over 40? Literally none of them uses a password manager.

https://xkcd.com/2501/

So we should be using passkeys to access our password managers that generate random passwords and remember them for us! Ultimate protection.

My current employer will not authorize the use of a password manager. I have a key fob for my Microsoft account, and another account does phone verification. I use one password. If they don't want to put the effort in for account security then neither do I. I use a password manager for nearly all my other accounts.

I just remember my passwords idk lol. I never understood the logic of a password manager, someone hacks your manager they have everything in your life? Rather just run the risk of getting hacked one account at a time rather than they all get hacked at once when they get my password manager.