Proton VPN Reviews

Summary: I had a seamless experience using ProtonVPN. With ProtonVPN I can browse the web without exposing my personal data and identity. Its cross-platform support gives the ability to safeguard all my devices.

Positive: It provides a seamless web browsing experience without compromising personal data.
Browse internet without exposing identity.
Reliable and fast servers with low ping.
Cross-platform application availability.

Negative: I never encountered any problem with this platform.

Summary: Just like ProtonMail, ProtonVPN promises high grade encryption and has a strict no log policy. It is open source and frequently audited making it reliable and is available for free. Unless you go for premium VPN's ProtonVPN is a great choice.

Positive: Free and open source
Strict no logs policy
High-speed connections (up to 10 Gbps)
End to end encryption
Available on smartphones and all desktop OS

Negative: No cons, i find it the best reliable free VPN.

Summary: ProtonVPN is one of the best free VPN tool I ever used. It offers the best online privacy protection with the fastest VPN server as compared to other free VPNs.

Positive: It offers the best free online privacy protection tool. ProtonVPN has multi-platform support, gives easy to secure and browse the internet. Encrypted VPN to secure from public wifi data stealing.

Negative: It worked great for me. Nothing to share about cons.

Summary: ProtonVPN is an excellent choice if you are looking for a free to use VPN. It has a great free plan and doesn't cut any corners on features as well. It provides great speed and has robust security & privacy features.

Positive: Open Source
Good connection speed
No logs policy
No bandwidth limitation even on free plan
Available on all devices - Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, iOS
Free subscription available

Negative: Fewer servers than premium alternatives.
Needs to create account even for the free version.

Summary: Proton VPN is a good choice when it comes to VPN software, with its generous free plan, stability, and high connection speeds.

Positive: - fast connection speeds
- choice of multiple servers for each desired location
- available cross-platform
- nice interface
- doesn't require personal data (no logs collected!)
- end to end encryption
- has a free tier

Negative: - limited free tier speed, but generous data cap
- doesn't allow access to P2P networks or circumvent streaming content region-locking on the free tier

Summary: ProtonVPN is definitely a favorite and one I intend to use for long. I wish there were more locations possible, and the bandwidth, while certainly not very limiting, could use some improvement. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

Positive: • The interface is one of the best I've come across. It shows you a world map with all the possible locations to connect to.
• The free version is the best among all VPNs I've tried. No advertisements, and no daily limit.
• Excellent security and privacy. I can safely say that I haven't had to share personal information while using ProtonVPN.
• Flexible subscription plans.

Negative: • Speed is limited in free version.
• Lower subscription plans offer little improvement in allowed bandwidth.
• Lesser server locations than competitors.

Summary: Overall ProtonVPN is very reliable and safe to use. I'm the fan of its server speed even when you are playing online games you will never face any ping drop issue which most of other VPNs have. It lets you connect up to 10 devices at same time.

Positive: It makes very simple to bypass and access blocked content. In their privacy policy it tells that that never sell it save your data which is very rare in VPN service. No data loss or ping issue while playing online games.

Negative: Mostly in weekends I face difficulty to join the VPN server.

Summary: I can see why some privacy and security journalists offer ProtonMail as one way of reaching them! I'm happy to sacrifice a little flexibility in choosing which country (which is also helpful since in the US, you don't really have blocked sites anyways, and screwing around with country messes up Google search language results), if it means I can know my data is safe in Swiss servers.

Positive: I got ProtonMail's VPN to better protect myself online, and I'm happy to say that unlike some of the other free VPN solutions out there, ProtonMail actually works! I tried looking up my IP address before and after, and the geolocation feature definitely works. I also like how ProtonMail, on Windows desktop at least, lets you decide if you want all your traffic routed through its servers or just some.

Negative: The free tier isn't flexible enough to really select where your spoofed location is - it seems to default to other places in your country. Other free VPNs like the one in Opera Developer let you select which continent to be routed to, but it's questionable where those VPN servers are and how secure your data is.

Summary: Horrible. I hate this thing. I do not know what to do, It's limiting my ability to use the internet.

Positive: Worked well for the first few months. Offered several free IP sites around the world. Promises high level of security. Looks sharp on the desktop.

Negative: At first the app worked fine, it began to refuse to open or close. Next it began to autonomously open and close while visiting websites or not or open a tunnel in another country without my knowledge. Now it has imbedded itself in my computer and will not let go. I have deleted the app, shut down the computer, deleted cookies, etc, But it is blocking access to commonly used public sites even though, it's not supposed to even be there.

Summary: A disaster, poor response from support, no effort to correct problems when I told them repeatedly about it.

Positive: None. I have a paid subscription to PVPN for two years and it was fine. I am also a subscriber to the email.

Negative: The GUI kept killing my internet connections, meaning even with the GUI turned off or uninstalled even, it wrecked my wi-fi connection. This happened on two Linux mint 20.2 computers, one of which was dual-booted with Win 10. PVPN worked on Windows, showing it wasn't my modem or my computer. I had to re-install Mint three times on both machines, just to get back online.