Best (2021) VPN?

[intrepidity]

Trying Surfshark, current offer of 27 months for about $60, 30days to cancel.

Having nothing to compare it to, seems to work fine.

Any others?

[Timewas]

1. I use

Bid defenders VPN no problems with it, not sure what the cost is as I get it with the package

[MerryHolidays]

2. It REALLY depends on what you need the VPN for

Some of the VPNs are very mainstream...others are a bit on the darkside, and I do wonder whether that immediately sends up red flags to whomever is monitoring this stuff.

There is a ton of info on this on the internet. Again, different VPNs have differing pros and cons.

[intrepidity]

3. I'm probably most intrigued by differing Netflix content, lol

such a mundane reason, but I'm curious.

[MerryHolidays]

4. Nothing wrong with that!

We lived overseas, and I traveled a lot (prior to the pandemic). Having a VPN was key to seeing content in different countries where being in different locations posed a problem.

That's a pretty routine use of a VPN, and there are tons of those. If that's what you want it for, go for the best price (and make sure you're given a free trial period where you can make sure it works for the purposes you need.)

I'm sure you've already researched this, but here's an article you might find of use by googling "best VPN 2021": https://www.cnet.com/news/best-vpn/ . Beware of articles where the VPN pays for the endorsement!

[canetoad]

5. Been using Mullvad VPN

For several months and very happy with price, speed and interface.

[MichaelSoE]

6. Norton VPN

Seems to work just fine. It allows me the option of picking server location affording the ability to view country specific web sites.

[RainCaster]

7. I've been using NordVPN with great success on Netflix

It's allowed me to watch my shows when I'm traveling overseas.

[natheo]

8. PureVPN

I use PureVPN. It works well on my pc.