Ariel Hochstadt
(Ex-Google, International tech speaker)
A professional-looking app that is user-friendly and free to use, VPN Proxy Master offers secure and safe connections for mobile users. The VPN is designed specifically for use with iOS and Android devices, has no bandwidth or speed limits, and offers unlimited server switching.
Both the free and paid VIP versions of the VPN support the OpenVPN protocol and are secured with military-grade encryption, double VPN, and a no-logging guarantee. However, there is advertising in the free version of the app and the privacy policy is not the clearest or easiest to find.
While this VPN claims to be the fastest VPN ever, our speed tests showed a very different story. Free users have access to only a limited number of servers and this means those servers are very busy and slow. Even on the paid version, the servers we tried were too slow to effectively support content streaming, even on the specific US server location for Netflix.
The free version provides seven server locations: UK, Netherlands, Germany, Canada, India, Singapore, and two in the USA. Neither US location is specifically designed to bypass Netflix geoblocks; you need the paid version for that capability. Paid users have access to 12 additional server locations, which are supposed to be faster. However, during our test, seven of these additional server locations were marked as full.
The VPN is easy to download and install from either Google Play or the Apple Store. We tested it on an Android device and found it easy to use, with simple server switching, clear menus, and built-in speed and connection tests.
The VPN can be used to access geoblocked content on channels such as Hulu and Netflix (VIP version only). However, it failed to unblock the BBC iPlayer. The poor speeds meant that viewing quality on the channels it could unblock was inconsistent. The VPN does not support P2P activities and the provider’s website states clearly that attempts to engage in such activities will result in accounts being canceled. It is also not available for use in China due to “policy reasons.”
While the VPN offers an effective basic service, it has limited features, poor speeds on many servers, and less than ideal customer service.
| Features | Details |
|---|---|
| Number of countries with servers | 9 |
| Number of servers | 20 |
| Number of IP addresses | 20 |
| Does VPN keep logs? | No |
| Does VPN include a kill switch? | No |
| Number of devices per license | 1 |
VPN Proxy Master is a free-to-use VPN. There is also a VIP version of the VPN, which gives access to a greater number of servers for a monthly fee. Users who want to try the paid version can take advantage of a 7-day free trial. The provider does not offer a money-back guarantee, however. After the free trial period, you can only receive a refund if you can prove that there is a fault with the VPN that the provider is unable to fix.
VPN Proxy Master is a decent VPN that is easy to download and install from either Google Play or the Apple Store, depending on the device you are using. We experienced no problem connecting to a range of servers while testing the service. However, support services are not quite so reliable. The vendor only offers one method of communication – email – and it took over 12 hours for customer service to respond to our questions regarding different aspects of the service. The answers we received were short and showed little in-depth understanding of the questions we had posed.
VPN Proxy Master is a free, mobile-specific service with a limited number of servers across the globe. Server speed is inconsistent and while all users benefit from unlimited bandwidth, the VIP service is required to access a greater number of servers, including Netflix-specific US servers. The service isn’t suitable for those looking for P2P support or connections in China, but it is a good choice for secure general surfing through Wi-Fi hotspots.
- Unlimited bandwidth
- User-friendly interface
- Free Android and iOS app
- Secure browsing on WiFi hotspots
- 7-day free trial for VIP version
- Get started with VPN Proxy Master now
Anonymous
Has worked well in the past but apparently Netflix has their number as connections no longer work for out of country access. Overall for a free service it works well. The free server locations are limited and paid offers about 2 times as many.
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