What the Critics Are Saying...
- Alex Grant, Best VPN.orgVPNShield is an ideal product if you need a fast connection, don’t want to fiddle with different configurations, and want to keep your costs down. The compatibility with Kindle Fire is also a bonus, and if you plan on using a VPN for heavy mobile use, you’ll save on roaming charges due to traffic co...
- Mike Williams, TechRadarVPN Shield delivered the worst Windows VPN experience we've had to date. To be fair, we might have been unlucky, and if the service works for you, it'll be cheap. But missteps like advertising a non-existent Windows 10 app seem like warning signs to us, and overall it's impossible to recommend.
- Guy Fawkes, vpnMentorDespite looking everywhere on their website, we could find no mention of their protocols support. Which for the more tech savvy and encryption conscientious user is probably enough to put them off as a VPN provider. For the non-geeks they 'target,' it is potentially not enough to deter them away fro...
Details
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Poland |
| Pricing/Sign Up | |
| Starting Price (per Month) | $2.75 |
| Plans and Pricing | Visit Site |
| Free Trial | 1 day |
| Money Back Guarantee | 30 Days |
| Payment Options | PayPal |
| ID Required | - |
| Features | |
| Server Locations (# of Countries) | 11 |
| Number of Servers | 103 + |
| Devices Per License | 5 |
| Simultaneous Connections | 5 |
| Unlimited Bandwidth | Yes |
| Double-Hop / Double VPN | No |
| Accesses Netflix | No |
| P2P / Torrenting Allowed | No |
| Accepts Bitcoin | No |
| Non-US Company | Yes |
| Protected | |
| Protocols | No |
| Encryption | No |
| No Logs / No Tracking | No |
| Dedicated IP Available | No |
| VPN Over Tor | No |
| Wi-Fi Leak Protection | No |
| Private DNS Server | No |
| DNS Leak Protection | Yes |
| IP Leak Protection | Yes |
| WebRTC Leak Protection | No |
| IPv6 Leak Protection | Yes |
| Kill Switch | No |
| Supported Platforms | |
| Operating Systems | Windows, Mac OSX, iOS, Android |
| Mobile App | Yes |
| Router | No |
| Browser Extension | No |
| Customer Support | |
| 24/7 Support | No |
| Live Chat Support | No |
| Telephone Support | No |
| Email Support | Yes |
| More | |
| Additional comments | |
| Terms & Conditions | Official Terms & Conditions |
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Critic Reviews
Easy to use with a variety of subscription options
VPNShield is an ideal product if you need a fast connection, don’t want to fiddle with different configurations, and want to keep your costs down. The compatibility with Kindle Fire is also a bonus, and if you plan on using a VPN for heavy mobile use, you’ll save on roaming charges due to traffic compression.
VPNShield is an ideal product if you need a fast connection, don’t want to fiddle with different configurations, and want to keep your costs down. The compatibility with Kindle Fire is also a bonus, and if you plan on using a VPN for heavy mobile use, you’ll save on roaming charges due to traffic compression.
Windows 10 app advertised but not available
VPN Shield delivered the worst Windows VPN experience we've had to date. To be fair, we might have been unlucky, and if the service works for you, it'll be cheap. But missteps like advertising a non-existent Windows 10 app seem like warning signs to us, and overall it's impossible to recommend.
VPN Shield delivered the worst Windows VPN experience we've had to date. To be fair, we might have been unlucky, and if the service works for you, it'll be cheap. But missteps like advertising a non-existent Windows 10 app seem like warning signs to us, and overall it's impossible to recommend.
An easy to use service for non-geeks
Despite looking everywhere on their website, we could find no mention of their protocols support. Which for the more tech savvy and encryption conscientious user is probably enough to put them off as a VPN provider. For the non-geeks they 'target,' it is potentially not enough to deter them away...More
Despite looking everywhere on their website, we could find no mention of their protocols support. Which for the more tech savvy and encryption conscientious user is probably enough to put them off as a VPN provider. For the non-geeks they 'target,' it is potentially not enough to deter them away from the simple subscription packages, easy installation processes, and fast connections.