Limited P2P support - another con for torrenting, expected to see more P2P-friendly servers
No port forwarding - could be the deciding factor for torrenters Around 1.4k servers in total with the priciest plan - not a lot compared to other big players on the market Very pricey unless the Basic plan suits your needs
Up to 10 devices (with the Plus plan) - makes it easily shareable with friends/family, cutting down the costs Adblocker works for pop-ups on torrent/streaming sites Secure Core servers - your traffic is routed through multiple servers in “high-risk jurisdictions” which sounds good, at least on paper VPN Accelerator feature - very technical but apparently greatly increases speeds which might be why I have them good Good speeds (at least with the Plus plan) - didn’t have upload or download speeds drop more than 25% in the few speed tests I ran for myself Now here are the pros and cons from the past couple weeks of using the VPN: There’s a 30-day money-back guarantee which I’ll use if need-be. So I was left with the Plus plan at $8/mo which is still expensive in my opinion but gets you 1.4k servers, 10 connections, and all the extra benefits they offer. Visionary also wasn’t an option since $24/mo is a lot for your average user, even if it adds all of ProtonMail's paid features. The Basic plan is $4/mo which is fine but only gets you around 350 servers and 2 VPN connections, minus all the benefits they offer with the Plus and Visionary plans.
The free one wasn’t an option since that’s just 23 servers that are always crowded and therefore have slow speeds, but fair enough, nothing good comes free. Yes, I’m aware of the recent shitstorm about them handing over an IP address to the authorities, but I do trust they only started collecting the logs once they were obligated to since they're known for fighting for their users otherwise, so not a deciding factor for me.Īs for the VPN, I went for the Plus plan. Decided to try out ProtonVPN being a long-time user of ProtonMail.
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