$48
Pro price
one-time, per hands-on review
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The creators of Zorin OS, the alternative to Windows and macOS designed to make your computer faster, more powerful, secure, and privacy-respecting.
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DependsA reasonable buy as a free Windows replacement for everyday home or small-office use.
Free Core is great for Windows switchers; Pro's price, thin support, and 'faster' claims are the sticking points.
$48
Pro price
one-time, per hands-on review
Yes
Free edition
Core edition is free to download
None
G2 rating
0 reviews on G2
~2 people
Core team
per community discussion
Repeated overpriced complaints; free core softens it
Widely called beginner-friendly and Windows-familiar
Pro tier adds extras; core covers basics
Paid support failure reported; tiny team
Ubuntu base, AppArmor; 2026 CVE threads
Free
$48 one-time
Ubuntu-based with AppArmor preconfigured; 2026 threads cover CVE-2026-31431 patch status and a 'Dirty Frag' exposure report.
Most reviewers praise Zorin's familiar Windows-like experience, while critics dispute performance claims and Pro pricing.
“Zorin is fantastic”
“In the end, Zorin OS 18 impressed me”
“Zorin offers a perfectly fine free”
Compare Zorin with each alternative.
Free, Windows-familiar, larger community; the frequent head-to-head comparison
Zorin vs Linux MintZorin's upstream base; huge community, free, predictable
Zorin vs UbuntuPolished, current, free desktop for mainstream hardware
Google's free option for reviving old laptops
Zorin vs ChromeOS FlexBased on ~40 public sources; many snippets truncated, and independent review volume (G2/Trustpilot) is very small.
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