Norton VPN Review: Is It Any Good? Full 2025 Report
#22 out of 84 VPNs
Updated on: August 18, 2025
Fact-checked by Eric Goldstein
Updated on August 18, 2025
Fact-checked by Eric Goldstein
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Aug. 7, 2025
Works easy and good price
Mac User
It was fast for me and no drops.
Very bad vpn, 12/29/2024
Mac User
I’ve had it for years. Latest is that it will search for a server forever, and while it’s searching, my apple devices don’t work! And it takes many, many tries to shut it down even with automatic connection is off. So, I deleted the app, cancelled my subscription, and will get NordVPN or SurfShark.
SCAM
Windows User
Norton Secuere is not at all safe, if you uninstall of app it'll keep on reinstalling itself, after you cancel subscriptions it'll continue to charge you. DO NOT INSTALL Norton Secure they'll steal your money and might even infect your computer with a virus.
Don’t download
iOS User
Norton Secure is not trust worthy at all. If you delete it will keep reinstalling itself, it doesn’t seem to be malicious but never get anything that does this. Stay away!
Erratic and possibly under-resourced?
Windows User
Norton VPN has been erratic at best. I've done all the regular fixes, to no lasting avail. Refuses to connect more times than it connects, and gleefully tells you you're not protected. Same on home, work and MiFi when travelling. I suspect it's under-resourced. Returning to my previous provider that was much more reliable with the same set-ups. Money better spent.
Not So Hot
Android User
Norton VPN seems to be compatible with my Netflix about 40% of the time. Practically every time I'm watching anything on Netflix, at some point (if I'm connected for more than a couple hours) I will get an error message from Netflix telling me I have to disconnect my VPN. I refuse to babysit a piece of software. If Norton can't build a product that disconnects/connects on its own, as needed, I'm of course canceling my subscription. Pretty ridiculous this even has to be mentioned.