ZorroVPN Review & Test 2020 - Keep This in Mind Before Buying

ZorroVPN's motto is "Anonymity on the internet", and it certainly lives up to that as a VPN service provider enabling you to work with the web, torrents, P2P networks, and VoIP clients. ZorroVPN doesn't to unblock Netflix and other popular services. We suggest using a premium provider like NordVPN if you're looking for the power to bypass strong geo-restrictions for streaming services.

It offers top security solutions such as OpenVPN, AES-256 bit strong encryption, and 4096-bit RSA authentication keys. With these protocols and security, they create an encrypted tunnel for your browsing activity. This provides guaranteed anonymity and privacy. They also support servers in locations that help bypass any restrictions on sites or networks around the world.

They come under Seychelles jurisdiction (their headquarters location), and as long as you use the right server, you can download torrents and file share on P2P networks without any infractions of the law of countries where using torrents is forbidden. The servers they have in the Netherlands, Sweden, Ukraine or Russia work great for this though. They have a couple of extra features such as IP address switching, VPN chains and Tor too. This way you can change your IP address at any time, Set an external address to 'Tor' for extra anonymity or use more transmission network nodes to create a VPN chain for another level of security.

They support Windows, OSX, iOS, Linux, Android, and even some more rare devices such as FOSS router firmware (Tomato and DD-WRT). Their servers are located in 28 countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Norway, Chile, New Zealand, Ukraine, Sweden, Romania, Switzerland, Canada, Ireland, Isle of Man, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Poland, Panama, Thailand, Hong Kong, Australia, Russia, Spain, India, France, Germany, Singapore, Denmark and Austria.

They don't impose any bandwidth or speed restrictions either making it great to stream content, browse the web, download torrents, file share on P2P networks, and use VoIP apps.

There's only one plan to choose from - their 'Master' plan; but you can pay monthly, and then for two months, three months, six months or twelve months. The savings obviously increase as you pay further ahead. Payments can be made via PayPal, Credit Card, WebMoney, Yandex Money, Bitcoin, LiqPay, Perfect Money, Paxum, InterKassa and Qiwi Wallet so it is possible to subscribe to the service anonymously.

For Customer Support, they offer remote assistance (with TeamViewer) to help you setup, install and configure the VPN connection. There's also email available and an Instant Message feature too. Between all this, they aim to help you resolve any issues you may have. It's a shame there's no real Knowledge Base, but they do have a "Problem Solving" page under their Frequently Asked Questions section.

While the service is more expensive than others, it comes with some extra security features and an excellent selection of server locations to choose from, and it's pretty handy that their company experts are willing to set up the application with you remotely via TeamViewer. They're on the ball in a lot of areas all packaged on a rather elegant site.

ZorroVPN is too weak to get past Netflix's anti-VPN software and other popular streaming sites like Hulu. If you're looking to unlock geo-blocked services check out some of our premium providers instead.