SurfEasy is a VPN only provider from Opera, a Canadian software company with many years of experience. Like our top VPNs (NordVPN and ExpressVPN, which we suggest you take a look at), SurfEasy offers the general package of what you would expect with a VPN. The service offers protocols and encryption. They have over a thousand servers in thirteen different countries, including Brazil, Australia, France, Canada, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands,
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OverPlay VPN is easily one of the best choices for online privacy provision in the USA. OverPlay has 3 servers strategically positioned in the West Coast, East Coast and Central USA to ensure proper coverage and speed for its users. The data centers are placed to share data, and through innovations such as the Jetswitch add-on, making it faster for transition between IPs in different locations. For those that require privacy and fast streaming for media in the USA, OverPlay VPN is a privacy
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Offering a 3-day money-back guarantee and a 3-day trial period to test the services before you commit to buying, Unblock VPN are all about ensuring their customers are happy with the service they provide. Unblock VPN provides unlimited bandwidth, and they are conscientious about keeping their user's connections at a normal speed rate. They also provide compatibility for iOS, Android, Windows, and Linux operating systems. Still, Unblock VPN is no match for the very best VPNs. Not only are
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Unblock-us.com's aim is to deliver a good VPN service for the lowest reasonable price. Their sales tactic is simple and clear; they just give your computer a new IP address. (This is different from more traditional vendors like NordVPN or ExpressVPN that connect your computers to different servers to change your IP address.) Though on the surface it seems a very bare-bones service it's more than enough to mask your location or visit sites that block or place limitations on you using them. Their
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OperaVPN once had different versions; a web-browser VPN and a mobile app. The Opera mobile app, which was available for Android and iOS, is no longer active (read more about it below), but there are a few good free alternatives, such as TunnelBear and Windscribe. Opera's free web-browser with a built-in VPN, however, is still up and running. Unfortunately, that isn't much of a consolation. Opera's we
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