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Norton 360 review

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A paid security suite combining antivirus, privacy tools, backup, and identity protection.

8.4/10Editor score
Norton 3608.4 Visit Norton

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Norton 360 is a subscription security suite for individuals and families. It combines antivirus and malware protection with ransomware protection, AI-powered scam protection, a VPN, cloud backup, password management, and dark-web monitoring. Plans support Windows PCs, Macs, Android devices, and iPhones or iPads, while web access is also available. Parental Control, Privacy Monitor, and identity-theft protection are available according to the selected tier.

The annual plans progress from Norton 360 Standard at $94.99 for three devices, with 2 GB of cloud backup, to Norton 360 Deluxe at $124.99 for five devices and 50 GB of backup. Norton 360 with LifeLock Select Plus costs $189.99 for 10 devices and adds identity protection, one-bureau credit monitoring coverage, and 250 GB of backup. Advantage costs $259.99 for 10 devices and adds financial and identity monitoring plus Parental Control. Ultimate Plus costs $364.99 for unlimited devices, 500 GB of backup, and identity and credit monitoring.

Its main strength is breadth: one subscription can cover device protection, privacy, passwords, backup, scam protection, and monitoring. That makes Norton 360 a practical fit for households that want several security functions together, especially when identity protection is a priority. The tradeoff is that the bundle may be more than users need if they want only antivirus protection, and the higher tiers carry much higher annual prices. Buyers should also compare device limits and platform-specific feature availability before choosing a plan.

Norton 360 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines antivirus, ransomware, VPN, backup, and password management
    • Supports Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and web access
    • LifeLock plans add identity and credit monitoring options
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Annual pricing rises substantially for LifeLock tiers
    • Features and device coverage vary by plan and platform

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