Norton isn’t just one of the biggest names in antivirus, it’s also got a pretty nifty VPN that gives you better online anonymity as you browse.
This time of year is great for trialling a VPN given all the Black Friday VPN deals launching, and Norton VPN is no exception.
Across its plans, you can save up to 72% and enjoy better peace of mind while browsing online. Concealing your IP address and encrypting your data as you browse, no one will be able to snoop on what you’re up to. And its various plans also include other handy features like detecting malware and phishing scams, ad blockers, and password managers, too.
With its cheapest deal coming in at just $2.08 a month, it's as affordable as a selection of Tom’s Guide’s best cheap VPNs right now. And if you want to load up with all the features, Norton VPN’s more premium plans have also been reduced this Black Friday.
There’s no better way to discover what it can offer than now by subscribing to Norton VPN while it's reduced with up to 72% off thanks to its Black Friday deal. Get all the details on the plans below to help decide which subscription is right for you.
What do I get for $2.08/month?
With Norton VPN’s Standard plan, benefit from over 100 servers spread out across 65 countries, including 25 cities in the U.S.
That means being able to access your home streaming services no matter where you are in the world, with Norton VPN able to unblock Netflix, Disney Plus, Prime Video, BBC iPlayer and more when we tested it.
And it promises speeds competent in tackling streaming, gaming, and other heavy duty online tasks, keeping pace with some of the fastest VPN on the market.
The Standard plan also includes other core Norton VPN features, such as an ad blocker and kill switch, as well as IP Rotation and Double VPN.
Of course, it also offers industry standard encryption and publishes a bi-annual transparency support so you know exactly what data Norton VPN is and isn’t sharing due to its no-logs policy.
Right now, it works out as a $2.08/month rate (billed a one-off $24.99 payment for your first year).
Is it worth upgrading to Norton VPN Plus or Ultimate?
It depends what you’re after from your VPN. If you want to cover the basics in terms of online security, the Standard plan described above certainly has you covered. However, if you want a better handle on your personal data and browsing safely online, Norton VPN’s Plus ($2.50/month) and Ultimate plan ($3.33/month) offer more.
Both have smart AI-powered protection against insidious online attacks including phishing, malware, and other scams. It also has a feature which can keep tabs on your info and if it ever appears on the dark web.
Both also offer a Password Manager tool to save all your unique, secure passwords, as well as Cloud Storage for your files, Plus offering 10GB of storage, while Ultimate plans give 50GB.
If you’ve got more than five devices you want to load your VPN onto, Norton VPN’s Ultimate plan is the way to go, allowing you to install it on 10. You can have your VPN active on your phone, tablet, laptop, smart TV, and maybe even share your subscription with someone in your household.
In fact, if you’ve got a family, Ultimate is the way to go. Its Parental Control feature gives you better peace of mind when your kids are browsing online. It also comes with a location supervision feature for iOS and Android devices so you can keep an eye on where they are. That’s on top of all the extra benefits a Plus plan gives you.
Still can't quite decide? We have a dedicated guide to which Norton VPN plan you should choose.
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We test and review VPN services in the context of legal recreational uses. For example: 1. Accessing a service from another country (subject to the terms and conditions of that service). 2. Protecting your online security and strengthening your online privacy when abroad. We do not support or condone the illegal or malicious use of VPN services. Consuming pirated content that is paid-for is neither endorsed nor approved by Future Publishing.
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