UltraAV review
A broad security package for households that need protection across many devices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
UltraAV is a consumer security product from Point Wild for individuals and families, with a particular fit for larger households that need protection across many installations. Its antivirus functionality covers Windows, macOS, and Android, while a Chrome extension adds real-time threat detection and download scanning. The package extends beyond core antivirus with UltraVPN, PassWatch password management, Total Cleaner, and identity-related protections.
Protection is broad rather than narrowly focused on malware scanning. UltraAV provides 24/7 malware protection, zero-day threat detection, ransomware and network attack protection, customizable, scheduled, and automated scans, plus USB drive controls with application allowlisting and permissions. Application control adds another layer for managing software behavior. PassWatch stores, generates, autofills, and synchronizes passwords, making the subscription relevant to households seeking several security functions in one package.
The main buying consideration is scale: the Ultra Antivirus plan supports up to 20 device installations, which can make it a practical choice for families managing many Windows, macOS, and Android devices. Buyers should also note the platform boundaries, including Chrome-specific web and download scanning through the browser extension. Choose UltraAV if broad household coverage, VPN access, password management, and a high installation limit matter most. A narrower antivirus product may suit buyers who only need basic malware protection or support for platforms outside its listed coverage.
UltraAV pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports up to 20 device installations for Ultra Antivirus
- Combines malware, ransomware, USB, application, and network protection
- Includes PassWatch password management and UltraVPN
- Where it doesn't
- The subscription is paid rather than free
- Antivirus functionality is limited to Windows, macOS, and Android
- Chrome web protection depends on a browser extension
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