When we evaluated all of NortonLifeLock’s security suite options, we picked out Norton 360 Deluxe as the best value all-around choice for anyone who’s looking to protect more than a single device – which is likely the majority of folks. Uses more system resources than some rivals That means you can try out Bitdefender for a full month before committing to buying and see first-hand for yourself exactly what’s on offer here. There is further good news in that Bitdefender has a minimal impact on system performance, going by independent and our own testing (some rivals do a touch better in this department, but it’s not a difference you’ll ever notice in real-world use).įinally, it’s worth noting that there’s a 30-day trial of this suite, with no payment details needed you just have to supply an email address. (You can see what we think of the range in our full Bitdefender review). The Android app has been revamped, and now has the capability to block more link-based mobile threats.Īs it’s only a bit more expensive than Bitdefender Internet Security – the firm’s mid-tier security suite – it’s certainly worthwhile upgrading to Total Security if you have multiple devices across various platforms to protect.

In fact, an app is provided for Mac users (this software is now compatible with M1 Macs, and has been improved to run faster virus scans), as well as clients for iOS and Android mobiles.

These are somewhat useful in themselves, for cleaning out superfluous files and streamlining boot times – but more importantly, Bitdefender’s flagship package also covers more than just Windows devices. As well as security features, Total Security provides various PC maintenance and optimization tools.

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