- Jul 2, 2020
- 306
I know they're basically the same but which one would you go for and why? Which do you think is lighter?
I personally go for AVG due to the better UI that lacks Halloween-like colours. Actions like Deep Scan and update are presented for you at glance, whereas in Avast you will have to open menus and look for them.I know they're basically the same but which one would you go for and why? Which do you think is lighter?
But Avast was anyway working on some experimental interface, based on their router's (Avast Omni). It is supposed to be located somewhere in geek:area...I think its personal taste, one likes avast UI , one likes AVG UI ....
Yes.. It's mentioned here: Update - New Avast version 20.7.2425I don't see anything related in geek area.... i think only in beta versions
Referenced post: "In the latest 20.7 BETA version, you can now try GUI in the updated design (based on our Avast Omni edition)."r only for the betas.
Yeah, just bought mine for 7,21 euros. It's really cheap and does a great job for the money.I would also go for AVG for the same reason @McMcbrad mentioned, and because AVG does not have that Protect your mobile button (or sth like that) in Avast GUI. Honestly, I would not use AVG Free for it lacks the firewall component and the price of IS is very inexpensive.
If you have access, how different are they on macOS? Not just GUI, but settings and features.I personally go for AVG due to the better UI that lacks Halloween-like colours. Actions like Deep Scan and update are presented for you at glance, whereas in Avast you will have to open menus and look for them.
I do have access to the MacOS product, they are both two of the most comprehensive products for Mac.If you have access, how different are they on macOS? Not just GUI, but settings and features.