![]() ![]() However, it can also prove to be clunky on Windows, especially during deep scans, resulting in a negative performance impact. Norton works across the same OSs, but the Windows version offers the most features. It also has a nice, modern user interface (UI) that I found sleeker and easier to navigate than Norton’s. Best for ease of use: AvastĪvast is available on all major operating systems (OSs)-Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android-with similar features across each. Finally, its Select plan with LifeLock provides identity theft protection in addition to all of its other security features.Īvast offers a very helpful Device Lock feature which assists a user to locate a lost device and lock it down from unauthorized access, but most of its other features are also included in Norton’s plans. Also, one of its core features, the 100% Virus Protection Promise, offers a service that guarantees complete virus removal or customers are entitled to a refund. Additional features at higher tiers, such dark web monitoring and parental controls set it further apart from Avast. The core features of both companies include antivirus, malware, ransomware, and hacking protection, but Norton adds a password manager and cloud backup. However, Norton edges ahead of Avast because of the variety of its core features and their applicability in different use cases. ![]() Best for core features: Nortonīoth Avast and Norton offer a wealth of features that complement their antivirus tools. With those considerations, Avast emerges as the clear winner. Avast also has frequent sales that lower their first-year cost below Norton’s as well. Norton planĪlthough it may not appear that Avast is priced competitively compared to Norton, keep in mind that Norton’s prices increase dramatically in the second and subsequent subscription years (e.g., to $59.99 for Plus and $179.99 for LifeLock). Norton does not have a free antivirus product, with its only free tools consisting of Norton Power Eraser, a virus and malware removal tool, and Norton Password Manager. Its subscription approach is also quite inflexible compared to Avast. ![]() Although Norton’s free trial is available for all of its products, it only lasts for 7 days, and payment information is required upfront. Norton offers a variety of plans ranging from Norton AntiVirus to Norton 360 products. Avast One is also available for a 30-day free trial. ![]() It offers simple pricing plans with three tiers: Avast One Essential (free), Avast One, and Premium Security. When it comes to comparing prices, Avast easily beats Norton. Sleeker and more modern UI compared to Norton.
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