Best Paid VPN that any one has used

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I’ve read good things about ExpressVPN and I see NordVPN ads everywhere.

Anyone experienced with VPNs use a service worth its price? Privacy but doesn’t lag speeds? I’m in the US (not sure if that matters).

I’m willing to put money down for quality and great features too!

Thanks in advance :slight_smile:

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Proton is an excellent paid VPN; I am using it right now. Just got an offer of Black Friday, $36 for 1 year.

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Greer said:
Proton is an excellent paid VPN; I am using it right now. Just got an offer of Black Friday, $36 for 1 year.

Proton VPN is a no-go for Netflix. Works but the bitrate goes out of the window.

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Mullvad or Proton for quality. If you want absolutely cheapest and not entirely terrible, NameCheap’s FastVPN yearly when they put it on Black Friday sale.

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I use Aura and it has a bunch of other really useful features too.

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I’ve been using Mullvad on my phone and PC, and it’s very good. Doesn’t kill YouTube speeds, almost no ads on mobile, decent torrent speeds on PC. Also has multihop and split tunneling, which is very useful.

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Mullvad is absolutely amazing! Honestly, it’s the best VPN I have ever used. Super easy setup, speeds are absolutely amazing. Highly recommend it.

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I’ve been using ExpressVPN for the past 2 years and never faced any issues. I don’t know if there’s something better, but since it’s working flawlessly, then I’ll stick to it for now.

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ExpressVPN is overpriced. You can find the same features they offer cheaper at other VPNs. I would look into IPVanish.com or r/AzireVPN if privacy is important for you; they don’t support streaming though. I would not buy it yet! Wait for Black Friday, there are huge VPN discounts on Black Friday!

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When it comes to paid VPNs, both ExpressVPN and NordVPN are excellent choices, each with its own strengths. Here’s a quick comparison to help you decide:

ExpressVPN
Pros:

  • High-Speed Servers: Known for its fast and reliable connections, making it great for streaming and torrenting.
  • Strong Security: Uses AES-256 encryption and offers features like a kill switch and split tunneling.
  • Wide Server Network: Over 3,000 servers in 94 countries, providing plenty of options to bypass geo-restrictions.
  • User-Friendly: Easy to set up and use on various devices, including Android TV.
  • Excellent Customer Support: 24/7 live chat support.

Cons:

  • Price: Slightly more expensive compared to other VPNs, but often considered worth the cost for its performance and features.

NordVPN
Pros:

  • Robust Security Features: Includes AES-256 encryption, CyberSec (ad and malware blocker), and Double VPN for extra security.
  • Large Server Network: Over 5,400 servers in 60 countries, ensuring good coverage and speed.
  • Specialized Servers: Offers servers optimized for specific tasks like P2P, streaming, and enhanced privacy.
  • Affordable Plans: Competitive pricing, especially with long-term plans and frequent discounts.
  • No-Logs Policy: Strict no-logs policy audited by third parties.

Cons:

  • Occasional Speed Fluctuations: Some users report variable speeds depending on the server.

Other Notable Mentions

  • Proton VPN: Known for its strong privacy features and unlimited data on its free plan.
  • Surfshark: Offers unlimited device connections and is budget-friendly with good performance.

For more detailed information and the latest VPN reviews, you can visit topbestvpnreviews.com. This site offers up-to-date insights on the best VPN services available.

Both ExpressVPN and NordVPN are highly regarded and should serve you well in terms of privacy and speed. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

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@Quincy
Did this man just ChatGPT his response? Lmao.

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You can’t go wrong with ExpressVPN, NordVPN, Surfshark, ProtonVPN, Cyberghost, or Mullvad.

I’ve used Nord, Proton, Mullvad, and Surfshark. Currently, I’m using Surfshark and the Static IP, CleanWeb, and unlimited connections are what stand out to me. I’m happy with SS, and the price is competitive if you sign up for 2 years.

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@Tennyson
Excluding Mullvad and Proton, every other VPN you named is owned by only 2 different corporate companies.

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Brigham said:
@Tennyson
Excluding Mullvad and Proton, every other VPN you named is owned by only 2 different corporate companies.

I wouldn’t exclude Proton actually :slight_smile:

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Mackenzie said:

Brigham said:
@Tennyson
Excluding Mullvad and Proton, every other VPN you named is owned by only 2 different corporate companies.

I wouldn’t exclude Proton actually :slight_smile:

Proton owns Proton… Not half a dozen or so owned by Kape Technologies. Nord and the other tech giant I always forget the name of. Open source and not within 5 eyes.

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