Norton 360 Deluxe 2023, Antivirus software for 5 Devices with Auto Renewal - Includes VPN, PC Cloud Backup & Dark Web Monitoring [Key Card]

I have been using Norton for close to 15 years (exclusively). I have never gotten a virus on my computer or been hacked. It has always worked for me (using Windows OS). Installation is very easy (log into the account online and download). One thing. I buy the code (hard copy and not a download) directly from Amazon. I do not use automatic renewal as Nortons prices are ridiculous many times (I turn off the auto-renewal function in my Norton account). Around Black Friday, I got a 12-month subscription for 5 computers for $15. That is a very good deal. Even $19 to $24 is a good deal.

This doesnt work, Very disappointed and it wasnt worth buying ! I did Everything as per instructions on the card....

My previous Norton 360 has 30 days left on it and I have a new one for the most of 2023 so since it’s very near to Black Friday I decided to get another Norton 360 for 2024 and at a cheaper cost. Cool!!

This is a good product I have used for over a decade. A renewal installation can sometimes be a bit challenging. See google for helps. The subscription clock resets on the day you install it, so any remaining days on the old subscription are lost. I usually buy and hold when the price is good and then wait until my old subscription has 1 day left; and then I install.

Have used in the past and continue to use and approve.

I always buy from Amazon as Norton charges you four times as much to renew, so it is a win win situation!

I am updating my review - I attempted to install it. They told me from Norton help that I had a bad key (said it was geolocked - I later learned that meant it indicated it was bein used in an inappropriate country). Their techs solution was for me buy the program again (he offered to discount it to 25% of their regular purchase price -I said no, I wasnt going to pay again to get what I already bought). I filed a consumer complaint , and when they got that information, Norton paid a little more attention to my concerns. I was contacted by someone from Norton with more authority, and more knowledge (thats how I learned about geolock and what it meant). Based on their email recommendations, I tried turning off my VPN, but that did not work on my desktop. While I was unable to update my account to the new Norton on my desktop, I ultimately was able to update it on one of my tablets (30 feet away, and connected to the Internet via the same network). Once it updated, I was able to log in to the account on my desktop and install it on the desktop computer. The Antivirus appears to not be slowing my computer down. I have had no hits on the lifelock service yet. As for the password manager, it is a major pain, having to log in and reenter passwords multiple times for it to work. I will not be using that service - it is significantly more cumbersome than my current set up. If it had worked like this at first, I would have given the program a 4-star rating, only knocking off one star for the password manager. But because of the lengths I had to go through to get real support, I knocked off another star, but it is significantly better than the original 1-star.

I was going to order it from a retail store, when I read the comments a few people felt the Norton came from a third party and had problems installing. This was from Norton worked great and tech support helped me get it installed. If you are on auto renew it will be quite a bit higher cost in a year. So find out how to turn off your auto renew. I still haven’t done it yet, they auto renew 3 months before expiration is what I heard/read?

I had ordered only one of these and received two. I sent one back within a few days.

I purchased Norton product from an authorized reseller. When I tried to activate my subscription, the product code came up as stolen. Norton did not want to honor their product even though I had the receipt and they confirmed it was an authorized purchase. After I threatened them with criminal prosecution for fraud, they then decided to replace the product. After the new Norton was installed, one week later, they charged my account for an automatic renewal at @ $100.00. I had to call in and argue before they finally agreed to take the charge away. I thought everything was cleared up until I tried to upgrade another computer because what I bought included service for 5 units. Now, I cannot upgrade anything except my primary unit even thought my current receipt says I can use it on a total of 5 pieces. Eventually, Im sure it will get worked out, but you have to be available to argue with support techs before they will do their job.