FlyVPN is certainly not new on the scene, having been around since 2007, but it continues to be one of the highest rated VPNs for accessing US servers. With an estimated ping rate of around 200 in China, FlyVPN is certainly delivering, although it does so at a cost. Neverthel...
Before choosing FlyVPN I did a fair amount of research. As the title suggests, although FlyVPN is generally very good, occasionally it does struggle to connect(PC restart normally fixes this though, so maybe it's my system which is the issue ) Price is extremely reasonable when multiple months are bought and it was very simple to set up across multiple devices. All in all i have no complaints and am very happy with my decision.
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The FlyVPN don’t keep any record of the websites you visit or the files you download. They mask your IP address at a budget-friendly price. And FlyVPN offer tons of restriction-free servers across the globe so you can stream Netflix content or use torrenting freely.
Best app And Services. I've tried several different vpn services. FlyVPN is one of the best to use. With the new version, it is so easy to use choosing the server. I support everyone to use this VPN.
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Number of Server Locations (countries) | 40 |
| Number of servers | 300 |
| Does VPN keep logs | Yes |
| Includes Kill Switch | No |
| Devices per license | 1 |
Good product with reliable speeds, especially for those accessing US websites from overseas, but the price is a little higher than its capacity to deliver. The free plan is a nice idea and perfect for those who only spend a limited period online each day. The privacy policy leaves us a little uneasy, but the customer support is excellent, although could be improved if it was increased up to 24/7.
FlyVPN is certainly not new on the scene, having been around since 2007, but it continues to be one of the highest rated VPNs for accessing US servers. With an estimated ping rate of around 200 in China,
FlyVPN is certainly delivering, although it does so at a cost. Nevertheless, you can always opt for the free plan which, although limited, will give you access to some of FlyVPN’s servers three times a day for a period of 20 minutes per session. An hour a day doesn’t go far if you’re streaming from Netflix but it’s fine if you just want some protection while you’re doing your online banking.
One of the benefits of using FlyVPN is that they are located in Hong Kong which does not apply compulsory laws regarding the retention of data, meaning that your privacy is in safer hands than can be expected from a VPN based within the Five Eyes countries. Unfortunately, the privacy policy is not as impressive as it could be, although we are all grateful for its brevity. While there is no logging of your traffic, FlyVPN does admit to collecting some session data, which includes your local IP address and the VPN IP address you are given. The policy doesn’t go as far as to stipulate how long this information is kept on file but does state that it retains the data in case of an investigation into an infringement of certain policies, such as DMCA or SPAM.
This isn’t really what we want to hear from a VPN, especially not one that, for its paid packages, charges a fairly hefty fee. At least they offer a 30-day money-back guarantee, but make sure you read between the lines before signing up as this is only applicable if you make payment via PayPal or AliPay. Besides, it seems a little redundant if you can try out the service for free three times a day anyway!
Some of the aspects of FlyVPN that do impress include their cross-platform compatibility and the provision of three different protocols (PPTP, L2TP+IPsec and OpenVPN) all of which are encrypted to a high level. FlyVPN is also a bit more out there than some of its peers in terms of providing support in several different languages, including Chinese, Russian, Korean and, of course, English.
