Kaspersky Internet Security 2021 | 5 Devices | 1 Year | Antivirus and Secure VPN Included | PC/Mac/Android | UK Activation Code by Post

I like the Kaspersky product because it does not slow the device upon which it is installed, appears to be effective, and the multiple device licence is economic. HOWEVER it will definitely NOT work on the iPad, although it is excellent for PC and Android devices.

We've been using Kaspersky since the days that Barclays us to offer their customers a Free copy for using their Internet Banking system and despite their (Barclays) have a bit of a wobble when the UK Government had their falling out with Russia I instead chose to stick with Kaspersky especially when they offered me a super discount package last year.But for this year, with two new laptops, a tablet and a pair of top end smartphones you can't go wrong with a 5 Device pack for such a bargain price (when sold as a Lightening Deal). Trust me.Now to the product. It's easy to download and install onto all of your devices and then it's just a case of logging into your Kaspersky account on each one and ensuring you activate each device as you go.Scans, updates and notifications all run quickly and without slowing down any of the devices (so far) and if your lazy you can simply automate the scans to save you forgetting. Sweet.Before Kaspersky we had used Norton (run's like Treacle uphill on a cold day!!!) as well as BitDefender and a couple of other offerings .... but since using this product there's no way I'm going back to anything else.If you want EASY .. then go for this Kaspersky. However if you like trouble and strife ... go pick one of the other Internet Security packages.

One of top 3 antivirus software (according to Tech Radar). Probably the best antivirus base. Can be annoying from time to time due to vpn pop-ups and sone other features. I found them very annoying. Purchased this 5 device cover 2 yrs ago from Amazon, then year after Kaspersky proposed me a renewal for £27. However this year the auto renewal price was £55 and you can't cancel it via Amazon or My Kaspersky website. You have to contact Kaspersky via chat once you are logged in to My Kaspersky. Funny enough this year price for new customers was £27 so it's very unfair to try charge me £55. Anyway after chatting to support via chat they gave me 50% discount so paid £27. A bit o hassle but finally sorted.

Installed on my first laptop ok but trying to install on two more was a real pain, after trying for over an hour on each and getting nowhere decided to contact Kaspersky, they responded reasonably quickly but in the meantime had a thought and decided to reinstall, after a few problems it worked so all ok now. Not sure about buying in the future but will see how things go.

Having used Kaspersky for many years I can certainly attest to it's efficacy as an AV product with minimal system overheads. Unlike the market leader beginning with N which so many system manufacturers still insist on pre-loading even though it cripples performance!The only reservations I would express are:1. It is annoying that at each annual renewal Kaspersky try and get you to renew your licence at a vastly inflated price. So you have to buy another fresh copy, at around a third of the price, and then go in and change your activation codes. Not the most straightforward procedure sometimes and trying to get your old activation codes off their MyKaspersky portal requires the user to have a degree in Computer Science! Doesn't affect anything but nevertheless annoying.2. In this day and age, with a technological cold war going on between West and East, can you really 100% trust an AV product clearly Russian owned?3. Having had a laptop stolen and knowing that the thief was trying to use it as MyKaspersky was logging the login attempts, Kaspersky refused to provide me or the UK Police with geo location information unless the Police wrote via snail mail an official letter to an address in Moscow requesting release of such information. Frankly ridiculous and needless to say the officer involved didn't waste his time.As so often in life nothing is perfect and certainly next year I shall be seriously considering the use of ExpressVPN in combination with a free AV product.

After Ukraine I won’t be buying this product again, there are plenty of others out there I can trust and won’t feel I am funding Russia

Kaspersky's attempts to get me to "renew" direct are annoying, charging £55.00 (reduced to £38.50 with an offer) when I bought the same product from Amazon for £20. Last year Kaspersky sold it to me for £15.50 direct. Ridiculous.

Superb product that works very well.Arrived in only 3 days excellent service & really good product.