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Norton 360 2013 Premier - 1 User / 3 PC

Platform : Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP
4.4 out of 5 stars 910 customer reviews
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  • Provides a single, comprehensive solution that protects you from threats, guards your files against loss, and optimizes your PC's performance.
  • Lets you share, surf, shop, bank, and socialize online without downloading threats, getting ripped off, or having your passwords and identity stolen
  • Automatically backs up your files-so you don't have to remember to do it-without getting in your way
  • Cleans up and tunes up your PC to keep it running fast and trouble-free
  • Protects without slowing you down or getting in your way
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Product Details

Platform: PC Disc
  • Domestic Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
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  • ASIN: B008TNCZNK
  • Product Dimensions: 7.6 x 0.4 x 9.6 inches ; 2.4 ounces
  • Media: Software
  • Release Date: September 12, 2012
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (910 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,410 in Software (See Top 100 in Software)
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5.0 out of 5 starsNorton 360 2013 Premier vs. Webroot Secure Anywhere Internet Security Complete 2013
By RWM TOP 50 REVIEWER on November 3, 2012
Platform for Display: PC Disc Verified Purchase
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I've used Norton anti-virus products for years and currently use Norton 360 2013 Premier. Norton 360 2013 Premier is, imho, the best of the Norton products. I also use Webroot Secure Anywhere Internet Security Complete 2013, a relatively new product. (See, Webroot SecureAnywhere Internet Security Complete 2013 - 5 Devices). Both products are excellent, but differ in several important respects. I have two Windows PCs, one running Windows XP Professional and the other running Windows 7. I have run both programs on both machines.

Footprint: Norton occupies about 123 mb of space on my drive, whereas Webroot occupies about .70 mb. Webroot's footprint is incredibly small; its entire program could probably fit on a floppy disk. However, Norton's 123 mb of space is insignificant on most newer machines, where hard drives often exceed one terabyte capacity.

Response Time: My primary issue with Norton is the fact that it slows the response time of certain functions, such as booting up, shutting down, loading desktop icons, opening word doc files, opening pdf files, and opening websites. Webroot does not slow my machine's response time as much as Norton.

Password Management Feature: Both Norton and Webroot offer a password management feature. In this day and age, when we are burdened with so many usernames, passwords and credit card numbers, this feature, which stores usernames, passwords and credit card numbers and then fills in the information when opening your password-secured websites, is very convenient.

Community Support: Webroot has a community support forum that's integrated into its web console.Read more ›
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4.0 out of 5 starsNorton 360 is the way to go - Premier depends on your needs
By Karl VINE VOICE on January 12, 2013
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My review below is mostly unchanged since the last release of Norton 360. The product I was provided with for review this time, the 2013 Premier edition, differs from the standard edition of Norton 360 by including 25 GB of online (cloud) storage vs only 2 GB in the standard edition. Considering that Symantec charges almost $60 just to add 25 GB to your Norton account, the minor price increase for 360 Premium makes it an economical choice for those people using the Norton online backup technology.

Note that Norton's online storage is accessible only by its backup (and restore) component of 360. You cannot drag and drop files there, as you can with other cloud storage services. To email people links to files in your storage, you must use a web interface - but you cannot upload files there.

Tip to all Norton users: the LiveUpdate process does NOT download free product updates to which you are entitled. From time to time, click on the Support menu and then "Check for New Version". Even if you are running, say, version 2012, when version 2013 comes out during your 12 month license term, you are able to download and install it free of charge.

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You probably know somebody that everybody in the family calls to fix their computers when they slow down or have problems. Yeah, I'm that guy. Now that I've (finally) discovered Norton 360, I'll be spending less time with the relatives once they buy copies.

I've used Norton Internet Security for years and have recommended it often, particularly in recent years when Symantec made it run faster and leaner. I never went for Norton 360 before receiving a review copy because frankly I couldn't really understand what it was from a quick glance.Read more ›
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1.0 out of 5 starsRenewing is such a hassle
By SMG on February 1, 2013
Platform for Display: PC Disc
I've used Norton 360 for a few years. Norton sells it in retail stores but it is such a hassle to renew once you are signed up. I think they do this to encourage us to renew on their web site at a higher price than you can buy it retail and then they don't have to share the revenue with anyone. Another thing to keep in mind is if your Norton license runs out, all protection stops, it doesn't just stop updating like it used to, now it turns itself off until you pay them more money.

Last year I lost my Identity Safe file when it made me reinstall to renew. You have to be very careful to buy the exact same product each year. This year I bought a retail product online and got to spend an hour on Norton's web site because even though I clicked Renew, it set it up as a new product and didn't keep the days I had left. I had to go to several places on Norton's web site, through all the non help help, they want you to read first, before you talk to anyone,and finally after several tries to leave feedback, I got to Live Chat only to wait ten minutes to get a conversation started. They told me because I put in a new product key, (your only choice with a retail product), it started a new license vs. Renew like it told me it was going to do. So the days I had left were wiped out and I now have to enter the new product key on all three computers rather than renew it on one and have it flow to all three.

Of course if you have an hour to waste, navigating Norton's web site and plenty of time to wait to have a chat session, they will restore the days you lost on the license but you'll still have to go back and enter the product key on each system, (the license allows up to three PCs). Norton needs to find a better, simpler way.Read more ›
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