Kaspersky Internet Security 2017- 1 device, £10.49 for 3, £10.99 for 5 or £12.49 for 10 (+£1.99 non prime) - £7.49 @ Amazon UK

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Kaspersky Internet Security 2017- £7.49 for 1 device, £10.49 for 3, £10.99 for 5 or £12.49 for 10 (+£1.99 non prime) at Amazon

£7.49 Amazon UK1 Jun 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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scoobysi

1 Jun 17

£7.49 for 1 device, £10.49 for 3, £10.99 for 5 or £12.49 for 10.

Includes Anti-Virus and Firewall
Keeps you safe from viruses, attacks, fraud, snoopers and more
Helps you protect your PC, Mac and Android phones & tablets
Protects your privacy - by blocking phishing, tracking and spying
Adds an extra layer of security for online shopping and banking
Makes it easy to protect kids - via Parental Control on PC & Mac
Helps your devices to keep performing as they were designed to
Simplifies your security - with easy-to-use, online set up & control

Top comments

Pyongyang

1 Jun 17 4 #7

Been waiting for this to arrive. £13 for the 10 device physical version. Great stuff, and at renewal time too. :smiley:

EDIT: Didn't see this was for Internet Security only. Total Security is £13.46 for 10 devices. Much better value.

neilgwood

1 Jun 17 3 #5

If you're a Barclays customer, you can get the 5 device version for £6.99:
https://www.barclays.co.uk/security/free-kaspersky-internet-security/

All comments (40)

anselmofa

1 Jun 17 #1

Wow that's a good price. I need more devices since Barclays only offers 2. The £10.99 one sounds good :laughing:

nw104hh

1 Jun 17 1 #2

Great price, top product :smiley:

https://www.av-test.org/en/compare-manufacturer-results/

_RobP

1 Jun 17 1 #3

Worth adding that 5 devices is only £10.99 as a digital download (and who has DVD Drives on their laptops these days anyway?)

Curtis3012

1 Jun 17 #4

perfect - thanks OP

neilgwood

1 Jun 17 3 #5

If you're a Barclays customer, you can get the 5 device version for £6.99:
https://www.barclays.co.uk/security/free-kaspersky-internet-security/

sag to neilgwood

1 Jun 17 1 #14

Or free for 2 devices (been utilising this for years), wife banks with Barclays as well so we cover 4 devices for free and use the service to renew each year.

neilgwood

1 Jun 17 #6

or the 1 device version for free

Pyongyang

1 Jun 17 4 #7

indieblue

1 Jun 17 #8

These are great prices. I've ordered one ready for next April when my existing subscription expires. It's worth noting my that the activation codes on these products are only valid until the the end of 2019. I'm hoping that means you have until the end of 2019 to activate the licence for a year rather than only giving you a licence until the end of 2019.

gibblesuk

1 Jun 17 #9

Amazon installer link needs updating so might be worth picking it up at Kaspersky direct

GoshILoveABargain

1 Jun 17 #10

I've been waiting for it to be cheap again. I didn't expect it to be this cheap. Thank you OP

eslick

1 Jun 17 1 #11

Have to say it sorry there are plenty of free service that are just as good or better than this.

alexc100 to eslick

1 Jun 17 1 #24

Indeed. Windows Defender on Windows 10 is just as good, and completely free :smiley:

MisterTIBS to eslick

1 Jun 17 1 #26

I'm certainly one for taking the free option when it's a good option but the usual free ones are full of false positives which kinda defeats the purpose - may as well say "Want free protection? Turn your net off."

Never liked Kaspersky mind, tends to get it's settings mixed up, and nowhere near as good as ESET, but it has still been one of the better ones.

Razwaz

1 Jun 17 #12

Can you stack the devices onto one to get multiple years on the same device?

mluton to Razwaz

1 Jun 17 #15

Yep keep the product and use it when required, I bought 3 2 years ago, just going into my 3rd year now.

Taylor1892 to Razwaz

1 Jun 17 #22

I hope so!

Siddas

1 Jun 17 1 #13

Went for the total security. You should put that up as a deal on here.

Pyongyang

1 Jun 17 #16

I decided to take you up on that suggestion. :innocent:

Pyongyang

1 Jun 17 2 #17

Looks like the deal was flagged as spam. Sorry all.

phatbhoy to Pyongyang

1 Jun 17 #18

cant see it anyway

found it - cheers

WillieGophar to Pyongyang

1 Jun 17 1 #19

MODS - Pyongyang's deal is for a different item at a different price - PLEASE CAN YOU UN-SPAM IT.

WillieGophar

1 Jun 17 1 #20

Here's Pyongyang's post:
Kaspersky Total Security

TimeZ0ne

1 Jun 17 1 #21

Sweet.. Excellent price and product.
Been using this for years on two devices obtained from Barclays.

Never had issues with it, if it does block something, it can easily be turned off, unlike mcafee

Shard

1 Jun 17 1 #23

"Keeps you safe from ...snoopers "

Does that include the UK government? (spoiler, no)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Investigatory_Powers_Act_2016

"ISPs now retain UK internet users' "Internet connection records" – which websites were visited but not the particular pages and not the full browsing history – for one year"

moggith

1 Jun 17 1 #25

Can't believe people still pay money for antivirus software. Plenty of free alternatives that are just as good

Musicrab

1 Jun 17 #27

Does kaspersky catch http://www.googl.co.uk as a threat yet? Bitdefender free does.
** click link at own risk **

dlau74

1 Jun 17 #28

great price for 10

eslick

1 Jun 17 #29

Never had a false positive with Avira, people think they can't be any good because they are free but that's not the case.

thenormalone

1 Jun 17 #30

I picked up the deal last year when KTS was £6.99. I have disabled everything apart from the file AV. Been using Kaspersky AV/IS/TS since 2004 and it's hands down one of the best anti viruses around.

pioneertrini

1 Jun 17 1 #31

Is this better than norton?

patrick_000

1 Jun 17 1 #32

Kaspersky offers a VPN service with overseas servers so your browsing is not viewable by your ISP. It's secure unless the govt can break VPN encryption, can identify your traffic at the overseas point of exit or Kaspersky are willing to provide logs to the UK govt if forced. I'd tend to go for a VPN service not based in the UK and with a very clear policy on what they do in various instances. At the moment I use F-Secure Freedome but Protonmail's VPN is likely to be more rigorous when it comes to privacy.

TENDIEEEEESSSSSSSS

2 Jun 17 #33

Spoiler yes, well kinda

VPNS will not let send data to isp, BUT spoilers aint 100% safe, if you're doing stuff highly illegal like selling drugs online yes the police can ask VPN service for your info but just use Tor since its safer, what black market seller doesnt use tor? Lol

treacle13

2 Jun 17 #34

expired

MisterTIBS

2 Jun 17 #35

Not me personally, but I tried Avira and wasn't good for me, even allowing for the advertising. It's possible that was one which it wasn't the FPs reason, unlike Avast, AVG, etc, which definitely tried to say even programs I'd wrote were viruses...

eslick

2 Jun 17 #36

they can only get your info if they keep logs, a good VPN shouldnt keep logs and some of the big companies have proven this in the past when they have been requested by the court to provide them.

mkwaqar

3 Jun 17 #37

£29.99 now.

TK42

3 Jun 17 #38

https://www.howtogeek.com/225385/what’s-the-best-antivirus-for-windows-10-is-windows-defender-good-enough/

"If you want the absolute best protection: then you’re going to have to pay a little bit for it. Kaspersky is consistently ranked at the top of various antivirus tests, and we like its interface, so if you want the best possible protection for your PC, look no further".

k9plus1

11 Jun 17 #39

Not true .. I bought the 3 device product on this advice and only received 1 code. A quick google and their website says otherwise:

https://blog.kaspersky.com/faq-product-license/2152/#f

Did you get 1 code or 3 codes?

mluton

13 Jun 17 #40

I bought 3 x 5 Devices Licence. Then used them one after another.

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