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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 72227" data-source="post: 919807">I will echo what many others have already said.... if you like Eset and do not have any major issues with it, I would just stick with it. Eset is a very capable product that offers excellent protection. One thing to note....us security geeks tend to debate all aspects of security and the various products out there. In reality, it&#039;s really only splitting hairs to be brutally honest with you. Every single product can miss malware, it&#039;s just the nature of the game. Typically in the real-world anyone using a product from any of the major brands will be fine.That being said, since your subscription isn&#039;t fully up just yet, there is no harm in trying the other options you are considering and go from there. Who knows, you may like Emsisoft better, maybe you won&#039;t, but you really won&#039;t know for sure unless you try. If at the end of the day you still prefer Eset, I would just renew with them!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 72227, post: 919807"] I will echo what many others have already said.... if you like Eset and do not have any major issues with it, I would just stick with it. Eset is a very capable product that offers excellent protection. One thing to note....us security geeks tend to debate all aspects of security and the various products out there. In reality, it's really only splitting hairs to be brutally honest with you. Every single product can miss malware, it's just the nature of the game. Typically in the real-world anyone using a product from any of the major brands will be fine. That being said, since your subscription isn't fully up just yet, there is no harm in trying the other options you are considering and go from there. Who knows, you may like Emsisoft better, maybe you won't, but you really won't know for sure unless you try. If at the end of the day you still prefer Eset, I would just renew with them! [/QUOTE]

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