

Norton Deals & Offers
1 active deal8,782 commentsAll Norton Discounts, Offers and Sale - May 2022


Has anyone else noticed this? Weird that it's advertised on HUKD, but the company and its deals aren't.
Me too - must have been some weirdness going on yesterday
I was able to redeem the code today.
Thanks, bought one with 15M Norton sub. The same link does have an option to switch to 15M 365 Family with 12M McAfee as well. Redeemed via Private browser as regular one was throwing random errors.
I think I have to turn off recurring payments and then wait for the current plan to run out and then apply the new one …

Got this yesterday for the above price, today is £74.51
Just before I hit the buy button on this deal, thought I'd see what happens by cancelling recurring billing... been given 2 extra months for free. So instead of 4Apr, I've now got till 4Jun to keep eye out for next Argos deal.
I agree with your latter point. Ransomware by and large isnt being targeted at consumers, there is no money in it for them.
I'm looking out for the Argos deal again, but with current sub expiring in 2 weeks, worried might not get it in time. Looking at this deal, seriously considering it. I don't use the McAfee software, but looking up info for Norton it seems like it's pretty good. Looking here, uk.pcmag.com/suites-2/36250/Norton-360-deluxe (edit: and some other reviews since making this post) apparently there isn't much show down compared to before/others. My current antivirus also expires in few weeks. With full featured VPN too, I think I might bite.
Yes but still don't want to get hit by ransonware so worth running the malware scanners in my view. Phishing and payments redirection is more where the money is right now.

I had this package for a couple of years and used the VPN quite frequently. To answer your question my pc is Windows 7, with a celeron processor! In other words my pc is probably ten times worse than yours and this programme didn't affect my pc at all. you'll be fine. The only slowing down that you might notice would be if you use the VPN whilst online as by default a VPN restricts internet speed. but unless your using your internet for either high level online gaming or 4K viewing on a big screen then again it'll be fine. Truth be told I personally recommend this Norton package but I only bought it for it's VPN as I bagged a crazy cheap deal. Once it ran out I went straight back to using a free antivirus and purchased a separate VPN
The first half of your response sounds just like him lol… the vpn sounds familiar. With that in mind i gave a vpn included with my norton stuff - i only use it occasionally. I would ask though that if i leave it in can it cause isdues for anything like slowing the pc etc?
If your kid is answering a direct antivirus question, then I fully understand his reply. He'll likely also have a paid for VPN, his own router probably pre loaded with its own unique VPN. The slave pc that this is all connected to, will be series linked to another pc under his desk. browsers I'd love to name: but I'm so old and it's so long since I read about it that if I say onion, he'll quite rightly laugh cos onion is so yesterday! Thats why he doesn't pay for antivirus.
Well as I understand it (and I'm no expert, I'm just a bit tech-savvy) no single antivirus provides 100% protection from all threats, and different apps protect against different threats. That said, I have the opinion that it is best to have different antivirus apps installed on different systems on a network. So I use a combination of paid and free antivirus on the several computers on my network. So if a virus enters my network and tries to spread to other computers on the network, I hope that at least one of the anitvirus apps will notice it and inform me of the problem, and then I would check all computers for the same threat. I realize that this might be a flawed approach, but it makes some sense to me, and if I'm wrong I'd be very grateful if someone who knows more than I do corrects me.
In that note - I’ve used norton for years - now have the on rav4cas showed above and when i ran the dark web monitor i found 7 instances of my details being places they shouldn’t have been - I’d recommend wholly BUT my kid, an IT person wouldn’t pay for any antivirus as he says he uses AVG free?!!!



You can hold onto the new Product Key until a current subscription runs out. And then you just add the new Product Key to your existing Norton Account. No need to uninstall or reinstall. Your existing protected computers and devices continue to be protected under the new subscription. The new subscription only starts when you add the new Product Key to your Account.
You can opt out of that very easily. Just go to your Norton account and switch off the huge 'Auto Renew' switch. Norton is buying Avast. They also own Avira and BullGuard! NortonLifeLock to Buy Avast for as Much as $8.6 Billion - Bloomberg
I find it a useful clear out - you only re-setup the devices you use - that old laptop you may use is not taking up a licence! :)
Two years ago, I bought two months ahead and added the key code without a problem but it didn’t work this time, after buying three weeks ahead, so I just created a new account when the old code ran out and transferred all devices over, which was about 20 minutes of effort.
where does the VPN stand in terms of five (or 14?) eyes ? Does it allow torrents? if so Is this limited? Can it be used on ipad? Thanks in advance!?

Nowadays antivirus software just makes your computer more vulnerable by giving malware a bigger target.
Rubbish
Think they mean it uses more memory and/or processor than the default AV (Windows). I wouldn't suggest paying for AV for home use but if you can make use of some of the addons some people may find it useful. e.g. I helped somebody recover from a disk failure who had been running Norton Backup successfully.
or, https://store.computeractive.co.uk/p36210-norton_360_premium_2021_10-device_2-yr not sure what the difference is between 'premium' or 'deluxe' though :)
I wouldn't use it but if you are a BT customer you can get norton for free...

Thank you, I was going to keep the second ‘safe’ (ie file it somewhere and never find it again) (y)
Well played... just note that in my experience you can not stack the codes, just keep the second code safe until you need it next year...
Decided to get 2 years worth just for the VPN, as I’ve been looking for a back up. With staff discount, worth £9.30 for two years if it isn’t successful.
I hear you, thanx Ps. Do you know if it's also unblocks BBC iPlayer while abroad, etc? Thanx As in, a random USA program/show, etc?, then UK Netflix, or something? Or, as in, USA Netflix altogether, or whatever? Thanx Ps. Do you know if it's also unblocks BBC iPlayer while abroad, etc? Thanx Out of interest, where can I get the peacock services thing from? Thanx
I saw this when it was originally posted over a week ago, and today I get another notification for my VPN alert? (confused)

Hi, this has expired, missed it, but I'm sure something similar will be back, thank you everyone that posts these deals!
Ah I didn't look that closely as it seems just about every time is 365 at the moment there is a "+3 months free" attached.
It was 50 for 12 months. This is 55 for 15 months, a better deal.
FYI it's pronounced "Crapafee" or "McApoo"
Ah there it is - was waiting for the £40 comment - this is with Norton - it has never been £40 - the Norton is worth £5 ish, the McAfee they should pay you to take!

https://www.top10vpn.com/guides/norton-vpn-netflix/ is a fair guide. I personaly have a lifetime Windscribe Pro account so only have lightly used nortons VPN and it works OKish, slightly slow compared to Windscribe, but you can use it for download from other PLACES if required. I also use Deluge as my client for the others places as it is opensource and just does all i ask of it. I suppose you cant complain if its free with the bundle you buy.
I use Norton for many years now and the VPN was a nice adition recently. Have used it for region unlock stuff (skyGo when I was in Europe in the summer) and workerd nicely. I need norton as an antivirus, anything else is a nice to have.
Hi thanks for the heads up on this offer seems great value. Is the Vpn any good and is it unlimited use?Some you can only use 200mb
Norton has been in touch to say: "Norton Crypto is an opt-in feature only and is not enabled without user permission. If users have turned on Norton Crypto but no longer wish to use the feature, it can be disabled through Norton 360 by temporarily shutting off "tamper protection" (which allows users to modify the Norton installation) and deleting NCrypt.exe from your computer." store.computeractive.co.uk/p36210-norton_360_premium_2022_10-device_2-yr is a better deal £20 for 2 years and 10 devices. Although recent reviews do confirm Norton does ever so slightly slow down your PC. I take those reviews with a pinch of salt as many companies sponsor the 'reviews" to push their own products to the fore. I use Norton and deleted the file easily and have not seen a recurrence of it since ( May 2021).
Is this the one that has a crypto miner built in that taxes you 15% so you don't actually make any profit? Also auto renews at over £100?

What do you mean by "mining"
Based on what ? On 2nd thought's don't answer I cant be bothered to go through all the same old again lol !
Been using them for years - always fishing for a good deal and recently got the 2 years offer posted in this forum a few weeks ago to have it ready for my renewal in February. The free VPN is a great new addition I seem to have for the last year or so - don’t really use it full time but has come handy on occasions… Thanks for the comments re. Mining… I have trusted the company for years, will be reading about this a bit more to understand it better…
It seems to be ON by default on new installations. Anyway, for me it's 100% a Star wars situation.
We must be reading different news sites then. Edit to say I have the latest version and its not running on my machine.

The premium 2 years/10 devices for £19.99 is better value. Less hassle is worth the extra 1p, not to mention the extras you get. I believe that all Norton options require you to sign up for auto renewal & cancel it.

If you hate on norton, just dont buy it and let norton fans enjoy another year of this fabolous subscription.
That link takes you to a good deal, would this keep my laptop tidy and free of the crap that slows the computer down?
Not a Norton fan to be honest, it gets publicity but I found it not be very reliable. I would advise getting something like malwarebytes if you are willing to pay for a product. Otherwise stick to the windows defender. These days its mostly criptolockers you need to watch out, so if you don't click/install everything - you are fine. And if you do, then there you should know that there is no such thing as 100% protection.
I mean there’s also articles saying to not just rely on windows defender as it tends to be slower with updates and doesn’t always get some of the stuff others might. For the sake of a few £ some people just like to add a extra layer of security. Just like some people may add a alarm to their house when a front door should be enough.
There is an Android app

No longer this price.
Good price, has an included VPN; Don't know if VPN any good. (skeptical)
I've got Norton 360 that came free with a M365 deal. It's always trying to upsell their various offerings. (mad)
If you open to the main menu, choose "Help" & bottom right is an option to "Enter product key" which I've used each year for a decade or so without hitches. Disabling "Auto renew" is an absolute must.
Not keen on the 12 months versions. It's such a pain uninstsalling and reinstalling just to get another deal (it auto-renews at an extortionate price). I use Bitdefender 5 devices 3 years currently at £48.50. Link

Can you buy more than one and stack them? Cheers!
Yeah I checked the website and that refers to the dedicated Norton Secure VPN app. The one in Norton 360 doesn't have anything of the sort and only displays a prompt that says the following: Secure VPN can't connect because a torrent app is running. I use 360 so was shocked when you posted that but on further investigation found it doesn't apply to us 360 users.
I am with KeepSolid VPN at the moment and torrent traffic is not possible but did see the below info on Norton website "Set up Norton Secure VPN to use torrents When you use torrents to perform downloading activities, sensitive details such as your location and IP address can be leaked, or stolen by cybercriminals. Norton Secure VPN connects you to a region that lets you use torrents conveniently without compromising on your data. If Norton Secure VPN detects an activity using torrents, it prompts you to change to a region that lets you use torrents."
It is, I believe, the Computer Active magazine shop. Have a look back to previous posts for confirmation.
No, that is accurate (if understated on how long ago)! (lol) What OS are you talking of & what is the relevance here? It probably will, but takes 30 seconds to log in & cancel - they even email confirmation.

You just log in to your MS account and add them. That’s what I’ve been doing last few years.
Can we stack them? How do you use them when stacked? At the end of each year you enter the next xode? Glad you got a few. :) (y) 🏼 Have a great 2022!
Grabbed a couple to stack. Thanks OP.
This helps. Thanks a lot!
Not sure about your Personal License. However, if you get the Family License, once you activate it, it is very simple to add members. You access your Account Profile, and then send an "invite" up to 5 users emails. Each user receives an email inviting them to join and once they ACCEPT it they are able to download and install. Well, not sure if I was clear enough, but I'm sure that you get the idea 😝

True why would you want to pay this price the 2022 version is only 10.99 Norton 360 Deluxe 2022, Antivirus software for 5 Devices and 1-year subscription with automatic renewal, Includes Secure VPN and Password Manager, PC/Mac/iOS/Android, Activation Code by Post https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07V7R2GTT/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_08QE8BCBB5E56R1YM6HM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Nah, it was not as I checked the price throughout the day. Cheapest it got was £14.99 the week before BF then went up to £59.99. The 12 month went down to £8.99 on the Friday before BF. I bought that.
Putting it in search, cannot see it was posted on here? https://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/product/B0791XL71L Not showing at that price in Camel either ever? Have you mixed it up with another Norton product???
I wouldnt recommend purchasing this separately for 2 reasons: 1. bitdefender is a better product and if you are going to buy then buy this one 2. Norton is often bundled with Microsoft office by Argos and others around the £39 mark, use the funds to get both if you subscribe to office
Was £10.99 on Black Friday

Isn't the PC Pro 2-YR version for £19.99 better value? PC PRO Software Store - Norton 360 Premium 2022 [10-Device, 2-YR] - 89% off RR
Google "Norton 360 vs Defender" and an awful lot of sites seem to think Norton is the best paid option rather than Defender. They say Defender is good but Norton scores higher in almost all tests on the net. Been using it for over 10 years, never had a problem, will keep using it so thanks OP :)
They often have either., This year and last year I bought the 15 months 365 with 15 Months Norton 360
I thought that was Mcafee AV they tended to bundle? Mind you, I wouldn’t use that either.
Maybe 5-10 years ago but MS is up there with the best now as far as endpoint protection goes.

Good deal, but be warned, i have been spammed TF by email after signing up for this. I know it's the seller that's sold my details, as its the only thing i've signed up for or purchased this month. I already had an old Norton account, that would be an irony, sign up for anti virus and get spammed to hell as a result (fierce)
Thanks @angelordevil
It covers up to 10 devices, which you can add at any time. I'm not sure what benefit the extended download option offers, as I didn't opt for it.
Looking to purchase this. At checkout there's an extended download option. Do I need to to get this if I want to add new devices later? Thanks
Any thanks OP... heat added (y) 🏻 Norton has been my "go to" for all devices for the whole family and I'm in the market to get a renewal in Jan 2022.

Back on Amazon for 48.99 for 12months + 3free + AV TODAY ONLY
Hows is that a deal, when its £69.99 with AV?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00DRP537A/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?smid=AR9ZQCUDB1BRG&psc=1 Deal without the antivirus..... Still a great price
any ideas mate? Dont look as thought its coming back - anyway
just missed this one. was hoping to use the amazon 20 quid for changing your payment card

I'll be needing it for a new laptop I'm getting soon but put off by this getting voted cold. Where can I get a better deal?
Yer - with the 15 month packages, this is probably going to be the best of the deals. I mean - £3.27 / month - cannot complain.
Not seen below £45.99 for 15 months. This is pretty good. £48.99 for 15 months is still cheaper than the £39.99 for 12 months everyone thinks is a hot deal.
Price on deal updated. Good deal now for 15 months and if you want Norton. Thanks for the heads up (y)
Price has now dropped to £48.99. Last year I paid £39.99 but only for 12 months, so this works out the same monthly price. Is this likely to be the best price we see this or does it get cheaper? I've only bought it the once.
Family offer on Groupon is £54.99
That’s the single user version
Anyone looked at the offer on groupon. 12 months family for £35.99?
Sorry? I really don't understand.. you're asking why something isn't posted as a deal on a site where you can literally post stuff yourself as a deal.. if anyone is trolling anyone.. you're trolling yourself pal.
Troll someone else.