I’m looking for a reliable, cheap, and speedy VPN. I have read many reviews, most were affiliates, and I don’t trust those much. I want simply the best VPN in the performance–price ratio. I do need advice from someone with personal and practical experience, I don’t want to read more and more articles about nothing.
I require a fast, reliable VPN that works on multiple devices simultaneously, iPad, iPhone, Mac.
My favorites are:
Private Internet Access
Surfshark
NordVPN
Cyber Ghost
Others—???
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I’ve had excellent luck with Surfshark for the past year with 0 issues. It’s fast. I run it on multiple devices as once (TV, iPads, MacBooks, iPhones) and can unblock content from other countries. There are a lot of locations to choose from.
In the past I’ve used expressVPN, WeVPN, CyberGhost with mixed results.
I guess it depends what you are using it for. But this is just my experience.
NordVPN. Very reliable, zero downtime and excellent add-ons like NordPass, NordLocker and NordLayer. Meshnet ready. Strong threat protection, along with DarkNet monitoring. I used it while traveling in Europe and the Middle East for six months and never an issue. Same with home use here in Maine.
Windscribe… $3/m for the build your own plan wirh unlimited speed and data and all US servers. No contract. They give you 10 gigs a month as a free user so you can try before you buy. It’s not the absolute best, but for torrents, geospoofing, etc it’s fine. They don’t log.
I’ve used a bunch of VPNs including a few on OP’s list and ProtonVPN is solid. It’s my current option. I trust Proton more than most VPN companies out there, and on a practical level I’ve found it very fast and reliable and only getting better over time.
Every now and again in the earlier days I would notice everything slowing down, so I’d check and see that the server I’m on is nearly full, and switch to a less busy one. It was a bit annoying, but I genuinely don’t even remember the last time I needed to do that. Similarly, the macOS app used to be kind of buggy, but again I don’t even remember the last time I had issues with it. They’ve done loads of good work.