
✅ Clean, lightweight apps
I installed the desktop and mobile apps and the setup was quick. The interface feels uncluttered: big connect button, clear server list, and protocol options that stay out of the way unless I need them. Switching locations is fast, and reconnects after sleep or network changes don’t require babysitting.
✅ Unlimited simultaneous connections
I ran it across a laptop, a phone, a tablet, and a media box at the same time without hitting a cap. I didn’t have to rotate devices or log anything out, which kept things simple for a mixed home setup.
✅ WireGuard, OpenVPN, and IKEv2 available In the protocol menu
I can pick WireGuard for speed, fall back to IKEv2 on mobile, and use OpenVPN when I want the more traditional path. WireGuard has been the most consistent for me, especially on hotel Wi‑Fi and during larger downloads.
✅ Stable day‑to‑day browsing and streaming
General browsing stays snappy on nearby servers. Video streams hold steady once I pick a location with decent ping. I’ve watched long sessions without random disconnects, and fast‑forwarding or skipping within a stream doesn’t stall the connection.
✅ Kill switch and leak protection are in place
There’s a kill switch toggle in settings. With it on, traffic doesn’t leak if the VPN drops. DNS and IP checks have been clean on the locations I use most. I keep the kill switch enabled by default now.
✅ Broad location list
The server list has plenty of countries and multiple cities in popular regions. When one endpoint gets congested, I can pick another close by and get back to normal speeds.
✅ Simple refunds and 24/7 chat
I tested support via live chat at odd hours and always reached someone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
On local or regional servers the speeds are solid. When I connect across continents, throughput drops more than I see with a few premium rivals. Large file transfers and remote desktop get sluggish on those long‑haul routes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.