ESET is slashing prices left, right, and center this Black Friday & Cyber Monday — with up to 50% off antivirus software
ESET Essential, Premium, and Ultimate have some serious discounts this Black Friday & Cyber Monday
Black Friday & Cyber Monday is almost always the best time to grab a unmissable discount on antivirus software, and ESET is certainly in the Black Friday spirit with discounts of up to 50% on antivirus software.
In our ESET review, we found the antivirus to be very easy to use, played nicely with other antivirus software on the same device, and the VPN speeds were seriously fast, so its definitely worth picking up this Black Friday.
Don't forget to check my roundup of the best Black Friday antivirus software deals - but before you do, take a look at my roundup of the best ESET deals around:
Today's top ESET antivirus deals
Ultimate includes everything you could need to protect your devices; antivirus, VPN, identity protection, ransomware protection, parental controls and more. The price is even customizable based on the number of devices you need to cover. Price is for 5 devices, 1 year.
If you want to go a little lower with your protection, the Premium plan is your middle of the road option. You get ESET antivirus, a VPN, and parental controls. Again, you can customize how many devices you need to cover. Prices are for 3 devices, 1 year.
Just looking for some great antivirus protection? The Essential plan is for you! Grab antivirus and firewall protection as well as defense against unsafe websites and dodgy payments. Prices are for 3 devices, 1 year.

➡️ Read our full guide to the best antivirus
1. Best overall:
Bitdefender Total Security
2. Best for families:
Norton 360 with LifeLock
3. Best for mobile:
McAfee Mobile Security
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