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Symantec Norton Security Premium – 10 Devices – 1 Year Subscription [PC/Mac/Mobile Key Card]

Brand: Symantec

Platform : Windows 8, Windows 10, Mac OS X

4.3 2,469 ratings

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Norton Security Premium secures up to 10 PCs, Macs, iOS & Android devices, and includes parental controls to help your kids explore their online world safely, with 25GB of secure cloud PC storage
A physical activation key code will be mailed to you (select ‘PC/Mac Download’ option for instant download of activation code); Antivirus is included, and your protection is always up to date to defend against spyware, malware, and unsafe websites, while safeguarding your identity and online transactions
Norton consistently outperforms the competition in independent, head to head tests; Winner of AV TEST’s coveted Best Protection Award and 39 time winner of PC Magazine Editor’s Choice Award
Please note that if you have an existing Norton subscription, your old subscription days do not get added to this new subscription, so it’s best to activate your new subscription when the old 1 is about to expire
Installs in minutes, rated highest in usability, includes unlimited 24/7 access to a Norton technician, and offers a 100% guarantee that helps keep you virus free or your money back

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1 x 5.25 x 7.5 inches; 1.44 ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 21364327
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 16, 2015
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Symantec
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0144NYEY6

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Help protect your family's devices, files and private and financial information. Norton Security Premium helps shield a houseful of devices against cybercriminals and scammers, so your whole family can shop, surf, bank and socialize online without worry. Plus, 25 GB of online storage lets you create a backup copy of the files and family photos on your computer. Helps protect up to 10 devices with a single subscription. We’ll help keep your devices virus-free or give your money back.

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Customers like the performance, value, ease of installation, security, and quality of the physical software. For example, they mention it works reliably, does a good job, and is a pretty good deal for 10 devices. They appreciate the backup features and say it provides very good security.

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341 customers mention283 positive58 negative

Customers like the performance of the product. They say it works reliably, does a good job, and is great for their needs. Some say it's wonderful to use and the best in the business.

"...For the price, Norton is a great and reliable product. I was glad that they had the 1 day sale and did not limit it to 1 per customer...." Read more

"...It is on my Android phone, too. It works. Very happy. The spam caller feature on the phone...." Read more

"...renewal process, but as far as the function is concerned, it's wonderful to use and I truly feel safer in my computing with it on my devices." Read more

"Norton Security Premium works GREAT. (If it's good enough for Boeing, it's good enough for me! Five stars after using only Norton for 23 years.)..." Read more

242 customers mention221 positive21 negative

Customers are satisfied with the value of the product. They mention that it's a pretty good deal for 10 devices, and works well. Some customers also say that it is better than any free antivirus and as good as most for pay ones.

"...But that is ok as $65 for 2 years is a great price when Norton charges current customers anywhere between $39-$65 renewal...." Read more

"...Price is good. Works with Win 10 Defender seamlessly...." Read more

"...None known, in any event. This is a pretty good deal for 10 devices if you can get it at the right price...." Read more

"...This was a great price and I try to buy it on sale so that I have it for as soon as mine subscription expires" Read more

147 customers mention106 positive41 negative

Customers find the installation process of the physical software to be simple and easy. They say the product is easy to add, load, and download. They also mention that the interface is very user friendly and easy to figure out. Customers also say that the update process goes smoothly.

"...Stick with Norton. You will find that their interface is very user friendly and easy to figure out what settings you want to use." Read more

"...and may be more comprehensive, Norton balances this with being user-friendly. You really just have to install it and let it do the rest itself...." Read more

"...It's cluttered and ridiculous looking. I'm almost ready to create a new Norton account because I'm so tired of the messy interface...." Read more

"...It was quick & easy. I did it a day early & it even added the extra day for a total of 366 days coverage...." Read more

128 customers mention123 positive5 negative

Customers are satisfied with the security of the software. They mention that it provides very good security at a reasonable price, and is relatively easy to set up. They are also happy with both the protection and the backup features. Some say that it's the best general security package on the market, with above-average signature protection and a huristic scanner.

"...If I need a file, it is right there. No worries about security breaches or hacks as my wi-fi is locked down hard...." Read more

"...installed, it offers antivirus and malware protection as well as online protection, automated backup and 25 GB of cloud storage...." Read more

"...product also has an "Identity Safe" which remembers all of your user names and passwords...." Read more

"I like the ability to protect all my computers as well as my other family members but it comes at a cost.. annoying, repeated, LARGE..." Read more

99 customers mention91 positive8 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the product. They mention that it offers antivirus and malware protection as well as online protection. Some say that it slows down their computer. However, most are happy with the product's ability to prevent attacks on their computer and say it's a great product for internet online security.

"...Once installed, it offers antivirus and malware protection as well as online protection, automated backup and 25 GB of cloud storage...." Read more

"...It's an awesome program for my computers, my smartphone and devices...." Read more

"...Norton Security Premium also has a back up feature, but I've never used it because I have a wonderful external hard drive that keeps all of my files..." Read more

"I have been using Norton for about twenty years and have never had a problem with a Virus...." Read more

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Customers like that the product is great for multiple devices and can be used on all their devices with one subscription. They also mention that it allows them to cover all their device with one product.

"...I like that it can be used on all my devices with one subscription...." Read more

"So far I'm glad I came back to Norton. This new offering gives us 10 possible devices and an improved design changes...." Read more

"...Easy to install and use on multiple items that need security. Will purchase renewal next year...." Read more

"...Otherwise it works the same as 360, but allows you to add 10 devices instead of only 5." Read more

26 customers mention20 positive6 negative

Customers find the continual updates of the product effortless. They say it updates itself automatically once a week. Customers also say it's easy to upgrade and renew the product.

"...It automatically fills in this info when logging in to a website...." Read more

"...Now they are up to 10 devices.The renewal process is a no-brainer. Just click on Renew on the Norton tab. Tell it you have a code...." Read more

"...First of all, it keeps your computer secure with regular automatic updates...." Read more

"...as life changing as the information makes this sound, you have to download a new App for everything.Want it to clear junk...." Read more

17 customers mention9 positive8 negative

Customers are mixed about the downloadability of the physical software. Some mention it's easy to download, share, and track the product. They also appreciate the digital download and the ease of the password security. However, some customers report issues with the download and connection to the Norton server.

"...Norton interfaces with all of my applications and the ease of the Password securities. Much easier to use...." Read more

"...Back to tech support. The tech couldn't get it to download using the EDGE browser after remotely controlling my computer and messing with it for 20..." Read more

"...This year's offerings are fewer and less confusing, simplifying choice and understanding." Read more

"...After about 70 minutes of failing to download the new software and connect to the Norton server, I finally contacted tech support through the Chat..." Read more

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Grizzly Bear

Have used Norton for many years, dependable

Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2019

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First thing is I never sign up for auto-renew as it is higher priced than the new customer price or if you catch it on sale. The original Norton Internet Security (pre cloud) stored your saved logons and passwords on your PC's hard drive in encryption form. As you add or change that information, in the programs password manager, you can save changes to a file. If you ever need to restore those passwords, you simply import the file. There is a hidden folder where Norton stores this info. Once they rolled out late 2018 versions, only option is to store your private info on THEIR CLOUD! I am not storing private banking, email, amazon logons on any server other than my home network cloud. This makes that logon info safe, storing anything on an internet cloud is dangerous to your privacy and personal info. Fortunately, I archive and store every version of Norton Internet Security to backup servers. Up to August 2018 your passwords were safely stored on your computer. As they rolled out Norton Deluxe in late 2018, storing passwords only works with THEIR CLOUD! Fortunately, I still have the last version that stores locally. When I installed Windows 10 from scratch, I installed that older version with no flaws. Then imported my saved logons and passwords. It still stored them locally. After performing all Norton updates, I was at the latest version of 2019. And it still allows my control of where I choose to store my private information. So I will never un-install Norton Internet Security and install Deluxe or Premium versions. When the 30 days left nag screen first appears, I enter the new activation number off the keycard and wait for the server to update as good for another 365 days. I usually do this as soon as the nag screen appears and I never subscribe to the spendy auto-renew as Norton charges long time customers more. I looked at what is included in the Premium version and it only adds features that I would never use, like the 25gb cloud and parental controls. Therefore, I never uninstall my original Norton Internet Security (non deluxe or premium). As mine upgrades to the latest version, those features are there if I ever choose to use them. Personally, I am anti-cloud storage as anyone could bust in and steal private information. I purchased a Western Digital 4TB cloud on Amazon that runs on a Ethernet cable, connected to my wi-fi router. It is where we store movies, music and most importantly, private files. We can access our own home cloud from any of our devices. If I need a file, it is right there. No worries about security breaches or hacks as my wi-fi is locked down hard. Only allowed devices can even connect. Now, if you store anything on an Internet Cloud, you have zero control of your personal info. And Norton wants me to store my banking logon info where? On their cloud? So, once a year, I wait for Amazon or Costco to have any version of Norton Internet on sale and I buy 2 cards. Then I am good for another 2 years once activated. The keycodes do not expire so I purchase in advance. Yesterday, I was checking on my Amazon orders and saw 1 day special on Norton Premium 10 device keycode only for $29. Threw 2 in my cart, which arrived yesterday with seal intact. Be cautious when receiving your keycode. Check with magnifying glass to make sure it was not previously used and returned. So far, I have never had to un-install Norton Internet Security (original and updated to latest version). The keycode either works or not. Have always received never used, seal intact Norton keycodes that work and cross over. So, the deluxe keycode will upgrade my allowed devices to 5 and the Premium to 10 without having to install that particular version which is apparently cloud based. It is a good idea that when Norton pops up with "new version available" allow it to upgrade. It will create a desktop folder called install files or something like that. Copy that entire folder to a thumb drive once the upgrade is in process. After completion, rename that saved folder to Norton Internet deluxe or whatever version you have. Then grab the version number from the Norton "about" screen" and add those numbers to the saved folder name and throw the date on the end of folder. Save that folder to your perm storage for files for safe keeping. That way, if Norton ever removes features, you have a copy of the original install files for a re-install. I have archived many versions as far back as 2013. For example, my older computer works better with older Norton versions. For the price, Norton is a great and reliable product. I was glad that they had the 1 day sale and did not limit it to 1 per customer. I should have bought 2 more after the first order of 2 keycards processed correctly. But that is ok as $65 for 2 years is a great price when Norton charges current customers anywhere between $39-$65 renewal. You would think they would want to compete with Amazon and Costco. They only did 1 year which costs me $39 and only for 3 PC's. We only protect 4 PC's but for $27 per years (10 devices) that was a good price for a great product. Beware of other brands of Internet Security that have claims of high protection. I will not mention names, but there is another major product that the product and servers are in Russia! For this born in America, I would never rust my Internet Security overseas. To big of a backdoor chance for my comfort level. Stick with Norton. You will find that their interface is very user friendly and easy to figure out what settings you want to use.

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MacGayver

Great Product for 10 Devices for the same price as others!

Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2019

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Item: Symantec Norton Security Premium – 10 Devices – 1 Year Subscription [PC/Mac/Mobile Key Card].

Antivirus is like preference in cars. Some like a Chevy. Some like BMW. Others want Maserati. I have always used Norton and it is not perfect, but I like it; it works.

It is very processor and hardware intensive. If you have a fast machine with lots of power (Memory & Speed), you won't notice a thing. It does slow down older PCs, like 10 year old WIn 7 Pcs that should have never been upgraded to Win 10 anyway.

I am using it on a overpowered custom gaming PC with Win 7 Pro 64 bit & Win 10 Pro 64bit (Dual boot). It has found several viruses and spyware that others let through my firewall when my PC was off, but came through the network.

Price is good. Works with Win 10 Defender seamlessly. For Win 7, Norton does integrate with Windows System & Security well, but I uninstalled/changed portions of it to work better. This alleviates conflict of both scanning at the same time or update virus definitions together.

It is on my Android phone, too. It works. Very happy. The spam caller feature on the phone. tells you how many people reported the number as spam/telemarketer and gives you options of reporting the number and blocking it. It works.

Best of all if you are going to do something that requires all of your PC power, just turn Norton on Silent and background scans and maintenance will be on hold for a period of time. This takes care of slowing down your PC on an old machine.

Yes. I would buy it again until Win 10 can prove to me that I do not need anything else.

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SNS

Solid protection but terribly flawed subscription management scheme

Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2015

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I'm a long-time faithful user of Norton products, as evidenced by the fifteen different subscriptions that show up in my Norton account. More on that later. For the most part, I've never had a problem with Norton products. I always opt to buy the retail version because it is far cheaper than their renewal pricing, even their "sale" or "special" pricing. I have yet to catch any malware while under Norton's watch although much of that is also in part due to common sense and experience gained from working in the IT field.

Last year, Norton decided to change to a new subscription model. Some aspects of it are great, such as the ability to finally protect a realistic number of devices affordably under one license. The three device limit was too limited even a decade ago, let alone now. With Norton premium, I can protect 10 devices for a realistic price. Considering the size of my family and the number of computing and mobile devices we use, even that isn't sufficient to cover every device but at least all of the most vulnerable devices like our PC's are covered.

It appears Norton has gone completely cloud based. I ordered the so-called retail package instead of the cloud version from Amazon. I was sent a box with a card inside that had an activation URL and a key code on it. That's it. Honestly, they should stop offering the retail version altogether if that's the case. At least ship the cards in envelopes or something else smaller than traditional sized software boxes large enough to hold a jewel-cased optical disk and instruction manual.

Norton Security Premium works on PC's, Macs, smartphones and tablets. I can speak from both personal experience and feedback from other users that although it technically "works" on Apple devices, it's pretty much worthless in OSX and iOS. It is great on Android and Windows devices, offering true protection and no noticeable performance hit. It can actually do more harm than good to Macs and offers nothing useful at all on iOS devices. Apple owners, save your loot, seriously.

Installation is usually straightforward. In the past, I'd simply uninstall the previous version and install the new version. It seems that recent past versions did a much better job of removing all of the files it installed. The new Norton Security seems to be falling back into some of the bad habits of much earlier versions of Norton, leaving files behind that can interfere with subsequent installs. I had a few hiccups with my new installation and activation that I hadn't encountered in at least the past 3-4 years. Once installed, it offers antivirus and malware protection as well as online protection, automated backup and 25 GB of cloud storage. Basically, I only use the AV/malware portion. It also offers child monitoring features through Norton Family but they can be had for free with a Norton account. In fact, the Premier version of Norton Family will set you back fifty-bucks regardless of which version of Norton Security you own.

Norton goes way out of the way to make retail upgrades... well, actually, there is no such thing because a new retail license is just that, a new retail license. True upgrades have to be purchased directly from Symantec. Despite being offered the option to enter a new product key in my recently expired subscription, it didn't work in either the online management or the desktop client. I had to create a new subscription in my account, uninstall the expired client and download and re-install the client from the new subscription tab. Speaking of tabs, Norton management provides no way to delete expired subscription tabs. I have fifteen tabs for products dating back years and fourteen of them are expired. Each has a button offering to renew but none has an option to delete. It's cluttered and ridiculous looking. I'm almost ready to create a new Norton account because I'm so tired of the messy interface. Despite some good points like dynamic online management of specific device licenses, the entire management scheme seems very clumsy.

So that's my take. Norton Security does a good job of protecting my PC with minimal impact on the resources. It is pretty much worthless on my Mac and iOS devices but they don't really need quite as badly as my other devices anyhow. Plus, I have better options, at least on my Mac. Activation and renewal seem to have gotten clumsier with the new version along with uninstalling. Those minor headaches are no reason to jump ship. Best of all, it protects 10 PCs for pretty much the same price I paid to protect a paltry number of three PC's as recently as a year ago.

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D. Martin

Long time user

Reviewed in Canada on June 27, 2020

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I am the family tech and I buy this every year to renew on the family's machines. I can honestly say that none have had any issues since I started using Nortons on their machines years ago. Now that everyone has been upgraded to 10, I have left a couple on Defender to compare but I am still very confident that Norton installed machines have been rock steady (trouble free for me) and worth the extra investment.

Jaydro Cogollo

Buen Antivirus

Reviewed in Mexico on March 8, 2019

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buen producto, ya tengo usándolo y me ha protegido de ataques de virus y malware.

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Ezio Belfiglio

Product was not as advertised

Reviewed in Australia on January 3, 2019

Verified Purchase

When I purchased the product I enquired to verify that is was applicable in my region of the world.
I was assured that it was.
Upon installation the software refused to install and advised that it was not valid in my region.

Amazon Customer

No lo recomiendo.

Reviewed in Mexico on December 27, 2019

Verified Purchase

Nunca funcionó en México. Lo compré rn amazon México pero la licencia era para Estados Unidos.

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Gator

Good product at reasonable pricing

Reviewed in Canada on December 1, 2019

Verified Purchase

Been using Norton for few years now I did had the automatic renewal subscription previously but the cost was of renewal was $99 I've canceled that subscription and buy the same product on Amazon way cheaper.
I recommend the product just shop around for the best deal...

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