Quick Heal Internet Security

3.8/5

“Quick Heal Works Well for Regular Use, but Lacks Modern Features”

Quick Heal provides a good level of protection against common threats like malware and phishing. I mainly use it for everyday browsing, shopping, and banking, and it has blocked several suspicious websites. The ransomware protection also works well, and it’s nice to have my emails scanned for security. However, the software doesn’t come with extra tools like a VPN or password manager, which are features I’d expect from more complete antivirus programs.

Pros : What I like about Quick Heal is that it’s easy to use and handles the basics of security well. The anti-ransomware feature is a plus, and it has stopped a few threats from infecting my system. It also notifies me whenever there’s a suspicious website, which is helpful for safe browsing.

Cons : I wish Quick Heal had more to offer in terms of advanced features. The parental controls are basic and not the easiest to manage, and the firewall doesn’t feel very powerful compared to other antivirus programs. Also, the lack of a VPN or password manager is a big drawback for me.

Switched from : K7 Antivirus for Mac

Reason to switch : I moved to Quick Heal because it was cheaper and seemed to offer the core security I needed without too many extra frills.

3.7/5

“Good for Basic Protection, But Falls Short in Extras”

I’ve been using Quick Heal for a little while now, and it provides decent protection against common online threats like viruses, malware, and phishing. It’s pretty straightforward and handles the basics well, but it falls short in advanced features. The interface could use an upgrade, and I found the parental controls tricky to configure. If you just need basic security, Quick Heal works fine, but it’s missing some of the features you’d expect from higher-end antivirus software.

Pros : Quick Heal does a good job protecting against viruses and malware. I like how it automatically scans any external drives when I plug them in, which keeps me from worrying about infected USBs. The software also offers decent email protection, scanning all my incoming emails for malicious links or attachments.

Cons : Some features feel limited. The firewall doesn’t offer much beyond what Windows already provides, and the parental control settings are a bit confusing to set up. It also lacks some modern features, like a VPN or dark web monitoring. For the price, I was hoping for a bit more functionality.

Switched from : Quick Heal AntiVirus for Server

Reason to switch : I chose Quick Heal after seeing the free trial offer, and I liked its simpler setup compared to other antivirus options.

3.7/5

“I was looking for a less expensive option that still provided solid security, and Quick Heal fit my budget.”

I’ve been using Quick Heal for about six months now, and it does what it’s supposed to—keeping viruses and malware off my computer. It also has some nice features, like phishing protection and parental controls, though they are not the most user-friendly. I wish it included a VPN or password manager, as those are pretty important for online security these days. Overall, Quick Heal is good for basic protection but lacks some of the advanced tools that other antivirus programs offer.

Pros : Quick Heal provides reliable protection for my computer, especially when it comes to blocking malware and phishing attacks. I feel comfortable knowing that it scans my incoming emails and attachments, as well as keeping an eye on any USB devices that I use. I also like the parental controls, which let me manage my kids' internet access.

Cons : Despite its good security, Quick Heal feels outdated in terms of design and usability. The firewall is quite basic and doesn’t seem to offer much more protection than the standard Windows firewall. There’s no VPN, password manager, or dark web monitoring, all of which are features I’ve seen in other antivirus programs.

Switched from : Ixia Threatarmor

Reason to switch : I chose Quick Heal because of its competitive pricing and because I was looking for an easier-to-use software without too many complex settings.