Both security programs provide top malware protection and have minimal impact on PC performance. However, Kaspersky wins the overall assessment due to its simple and intuitive user interface and extra features like password management and a file shredder.
The open-frame interface is heavily dominated by light colors and the most essential features are highlighted at the top. The top of the screen displays the current state of the device, while the rest are displayed as large blocks which can be tapped for additional information or to accomplish specific tasks. The interface is simple and simple to use for most computer users. Your subscription status is displayed on a a sleek bar at the bottom.
Kaspersky received perfect scores in the real-world testing conducted by AV Comparatives. This is a result of the fact that it detected all 752 samples and had no false positives. The software also performed well in analyzing files and removing malware after removing them from the device. It has no impact on performance.
Kaspersky offers a vast knowledge base as well as a forum for customers to can seek assistance and get answers. However, it doesn’t provide live chat or phone support which could be a disadvantage for some. It does, however, offer ticketed support to customers who need additional assistance.