There’s Zemana Antimalware Portable for mobile devices, though at the time of my review there was no iOS coverage as of yet. It’s a point I’ll keep repeating (and justifiably so), but a subscription fee of just $25.00 per year is enough to tempt just about anyone. Zemana Antimalware hasn’t been around for particularly long, but has nonetheless gained a pretty strong following thus far. There’s nothing ‘wrong’ with it per se, but read on and you’ll see why stepping up to Zemana Antimalware Premium really is the only way to go. If you want to have more complete notion of your options, read our antimalware review, or if you are looking for another budget-friendly option, we reviewed Malwarebytes here.

In fact, if being perfectly honest, I wouldn’t personally advise anyone to download Zemana free in the first place. That’s what I’ll be looking at in this Zemana Antimalware review, in which I’ll be focusing primarily on Zemana Antimalware Premium. To such an extent that the Zemana Antimalware Free version might as well not even exist!īut what is Zemana Antimalware and what qualifies as ‘cheap’? More importantly, is it realistic to expect Zemana Anti-Malware to provide remotely sufficient coverage for just $25 per year? Or would you need to run Zemana Antivirus program alongside another more robust security suite to have the desired effect? Look into one of those in our Cylance review, or PlumBytes review. There’s no point in beating around the bush with this thing - Zemana Antimalware is exceptionally cheap.

That being, the super-low cost of Zemana Anti Malware tool. Read just about any Zemana Antimalware review and you’ll find one point being focused on more than any other.

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