Difference between trial and full version of nod32

[Rusky]

Is there a difference between the trial and full version other than the expiration time?

 

[Joe Average]

Nope, not really. The differences come from the consumer level stuff and business/commercial clients, however - they have trial versions as well but I mean the difference between them being classified as "consumer" or "business" editions.

Like most companies, their "trial" versions are full featured and leave nothing out, they're just time-limited. NOD32 will continue to function past the 30 day trial period, it just won't update the virus definitions/signatures any longer.

 

[TechieSooner]

it just won't update the virus definitions/signatures any longer.

Which essentially makes it worthless.

Well worth the money to pay for NOD32.

 

[EricJD]

Which essentially makes it worthless.

Well worth the money to pay for NOD32.

I definitely agree. NOD32 is the best anti-virus program I have tried.

 

[dandragonrage]

Well worth the money to pay for NOD32.

I'd agree... if not for Avira free.

 

[Ste]

NOD32 ftw

 

[Joe Average]

What the hell, this is turning into another "What's the best AV software thread?" so...

NOD32 FTMFW. Period.

 

[Rusky]

Oh, I'm well aware that nod32 is the win.
I was just curious, thanks for all the replies and the confirmation about how good it is

 

[ripken204]

definitely buy it, i am glad that i did