![]() They seem to be making general strides in improvement. I didn’t like their app, but it looks much improved. TORGuard wasn’t bad, I just wanted more Netflix region than 1 (they give you two dedicated IPs, but the nondedicated constantly get flagged and blocked by websites, so you need 1 just for your home country). I’d suggest them, they just work better than any others I’ve tried. The app is clean, but kinda sucks compared to others, but they push out frequent updates and things are constantly maturing. Speeds are good, I need to test over ethernet but no change in speed over WiFi on any devices (running on WiFi 6 for reference). Their outside 14 eyes, which isn’t big to me but nice to have for no extra cost. No DNS leaks, nothing ever detects I’m on a VPN, Adblock works fine (had problems in the beginning). I really like the flat rate pricing and not having to hunt coupon codes, for $40/year it’s great. Their down to add new features, and it seems like this is a company run by engineers, not businesses people. Their kind of a grassroots thing, and not everything is perfect, but I like that their engineers post directly on their discord. They aren’t in many countries, but their solid. So far, WeVPN has been the best VPN I have been with. Sorry to be late, never check my alts and I don’t like posting reviews from my main accounts! ![]() ![]() I'd be happy to do a review for them if anybody here would be interested or found this useful (short answer is so far, they are the happiest I have ever been with a VPN) Had Netflix worked and the servers actually worked and shown up as the countries they were in, I doubt I would have left, but I ended up using WeVPN instead. Support didn't put up a challenge to get a refund, but it is frustrating that (to my knowledge) the only free trial offer is on iOS/Android, and you pay full price to try it, otherwise else you have to pay before you can have try the service. I ended up requesting a refund, took about 10 minutes and had it back a few days later. Almost never worked on Android TV, whether I tried the multihop/static IP/different locations/adblock on or off/whatever it may be Definitely the most spotty of the ones I have tried. Netflix usually worked on different servers, but only on certain devices and at certain times on certain servers. I have an nVidia Shield Pro 2019, and the app constantly lagged Several locations would leak out and be listed as the UK, whether they had a physical or virtual server, despite no DNS leak ever being found, tested on several different devices and servers Speeds weren't the fastest I had seen, closer to the middle/bottom of the pack (1Gbps connection at the house) I own several devices and never had more than 5 connected at any given time, so the unlimited devices didn't ever end up adding any value But, as time went on, I started to see the problems, how they were so cheap, and how some of the features didn't matter. Apps available for all devices and felt like they were made specifically for each device, whitelist feature was nice, had dark modeĪt first, I was quite satisfied with what I paid for, and what I got. ![]() Customer service, was nice to have a live chat, even if it was a bit slow Speaks for itself, no more having to worry about what devices are logged in and which ones weren't No countries were missing that I could have potentially wanted 150 Mbps, seemed constant on various locations, for the money I was happy with it I couldn't believe how many server locations they had, how cheap it was, the feature list, how clean the app felt, Netflix locations and the unlimited devices! Few points: Surfshark first drew me in with the price to feature ratio, and it felt unmatched. I have previously had PIA, Nord VPN, TOR Guard, Cyberghost and Proton VPN. Hey all, just wanted to do a quick review of SurfShark ![]()
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