Read more on that here (opens in new tab).įinally, PureVPN has relocated to VPN hotspot the British Virgin Islands, moving away from Hong Kong, but the more important update is the provider's brand new zero-logging audit, which we'll expand upon below.

PureVPN has also recently started upgrading its server infrastructure from 10Gbps to 20Gbps, which means more throughput and better performance for users. That's arguably a good thing, though, as the remover servers were reportedly poorly performing virtual servers, and 78 is still a fine selection to choose from. Last time we reviewed PureVPN we saw that it had a huge breadth of server locations at 180+ in over 140 countries, but although the server count has stayed at 6,500, that's been whittled down to 86 locations in 78 countries. There are also plenty of walkthroughs to help you get up and running on devices that are a little more niche, like Amazon Fire Stick, android TV, Kodi, routers and more. You'll also get apps for a huge range of devices, including PC, Mac, Linus, iOS and Android, plus extensions for Firefox and Google Chrome. Full torrent support, split tunneling, DNS and IPv6 leak protection, and a kill switch.

There’s support for OpenVPN, IKEv2, and WireGuard. There’s also a 31-day money-back guarantee, and at certain times incredibly cheap 5-year plans are available – we'll let you decide if you want to sign up for that long.Īs mentioned above, PureVPN is a feature-packed service with good security too. Furthermore, the 2-year plan is only $1.99 per month, and you get 3 extra months for free, which makes this 2-year plan one of the cheapest in the business.

The 1-month plan is pricey at $10.95, but the cost dwindles considerably with the 1-year plan which is priced at $3.24 per month. PureVPN’s pricing for the longer-term plans is very affordable. At PureVPN (opens in new tab) PureVPN 1-minute review

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