Norton 360 Deluxe 2025, Antivirus software for 3 Devices and 1-year subscription with automatic renewal, Includes Secure VPN and Password Manager, PC/Mac/iOS/Android, Activation Code by Post

Was abit dubious at first trying this as Norton in the past slowed my pc down to a snail pace, but this has been excellent months in, it doesn’t slow my computer down and the vpn has been brilliant, I’ve used it on my desktop, phone and tablet both in and out of the UK and it works great

Simply to apply to laptop etc no need to spend hours removing software then adding and restarting and then scan very happy with product

Easy to use , and cover for a few items at the same time, very reliable. Good product for covering your products for viruses, etc..... It is value for money, easy to install. Good quality item.

Remember to turn off automatic renewal,but basic protection to protect against there is so many online threats now, Banks, online shopping, government's not Safe , don't automatic renewal as its cost so much more, down load straight after buying it basic protection quality

Excellent and way cheaper than norton automatic renewal and you get the same product.

I should have known better, having dealt with Norton software before. I only had it installed for a few minutes before it started asking for more money — £19.99 — for “additional protection,” despite already purchasing the deluxe version. Not long after, it flagged a whole list of supposed issues that required yet another £29.99 to fix.It then dangled a “free” tune-up tool in exchange for agreeing to renew in a year, but to activate it, you have to call them. No chance — I’m not calling anyone.To make things worse, my computer started running slower. That was the last straw. I uninstalled the software, removed my credit card details from their site, and discovered that getting a refund is next to impossible. Amazon doesn’t give you the option, and Norton demands an order number — which you don’t receive if you purchase through Amazon. I thought there was a cooling-off period for refunds, but apparently not, unless you're willing to waste time on the phone (I'm not).Honestly, I’d rather write off the loss and put my money toward something better. These low prices you see on Amazon and other platforms feel like a bait-and-switch. Once you're in, it’s just constant upselling, using scare tactics to push more purchases. In the end, the basic “protection” isn’t even any better to my mind than the free Windows Defender that’s already built into the system

The main focus of the supplier is to get one to buy add ons to the basic functions of the primary product. I am not convinced that they work that much, and one I tried didn't work at all

I've had this on my Windows 10 pc for several years without any problems. The big attraction over Kaspersky was always the unlimited VPN but I see Kaspersky is also offering this now. Unlike McAfee it doesn't seem to slow down my pc but weirdly it chuggs when opening the various features. Once opened, the features work quickly. Works fine on my android 13 phone.Don't ever get taken in by Norton's insulting auto renewal prices, just buy another 12 months elsewhere if you're happy to stay with them. They wanted £80 for another year, idiots!Using the product activation code is a real pain each time but once you've followed the instructions, set up your account [if you're a new sub.] and probably come to a dead end, just use the online live help/chat. Once you're through to a human they'll activate your new code for you. I got a free extra month's subscription out of them for the hassle but I will be considering Kaspersky next year if the unlimited VPN is still included [didn't spot that until I'd purchased this].Once set up, don't forget to go into your account and turn off the auto-renewal. They'll remind you your subscription is coming to an end atleast a month before it does.It's as if they want to deliberately make it difficult for existing customers to buy a renewal elsewhere, which is a great way to p**s us off!