Windscribe VPN

Windscribe VPN offers top-notch security features, like a customisable ad blocker called R.O.B.E.R.T. feature that lets you kick off malware and other annoying pop-up ads. A built-in Config Generator that generates OpenVPN, IKEv2, and SOCKS configurations on different devices of your choice. Flexible Connectivity feature to connect through IKEv2, OpenVPN (UDP/ TCP), and stealth protocol on other ports.

Apart from that, A Cruise Control Option, which selects the best available location for its users automatically, Timezone Spoofing, automatically changes your Timezone with the time of the area you selected. A Split Personality feature recognises the type of operating system you use on your device and, thus, rotates it.

The security features don’t end here; the VPN has a SOCKS5 proxy, which makes the torrenting process more accessible, and the classic military-grade security encryption and splits tunnelling feature for its user’s safety and anonymity. Moreover, No IP, DNS, and WebRTC leaks have been discovered from the Windscribe VPN, and are free from all viruses.

It doesn’t matter for what purpose you use a VPN; you always want fast or at least reliable speed for your connections. Windscribe has incredible speeds on local servers, but it slows down at long distances; the farther you are from the servers, the slower its connection speed will be. Servers in U.K.U.K. and U.S.U.S. are considered the best, providing a speed of 430-480Mbps after using their finest protocols, which is relatively low.

Most of the top VPNs deliver 500Mbps and above using their best protocols, and CyberGhost, IPVanish, Mozilla, and NordVPN all hit speeds of 750Mbps and above. However, the speeds are enough for streaming, torrenting, and playing online games, but if speed is your main concern, then you should consider any other option.

Windscribe VPN has small servers in over 63 countries and 110 cities but with good coverage. The VPN unblocks all streaming sites like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Disney Plus, HBO Max, B.B.C. iPlayer, and some unique platforms like YouTube, Spotify, and D.A.Z.N., which most VPNs couldn’t. Windscribe VPN has a relatively low number of servers in numbers, but all are in the most significant places.

Windscribe uses rented servers, which is a bit unique, but when a company owns its servers, it can offer the best security because it doesn’t have to rely on third parties. However, Windscribe does let you access several countries many VPNs neglect, like Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Turkey.

Even with the free version, the VPN lets you use the Hong Kong location, the U.S., and eight European countries.

There are various options for you to get help & support from the Windscribe VPN. It has two departments for its user’s assistance, the Self-help Option and Technical Support Option. The self-help option includes Setup guides, an F.A.Q.s option, and Knowledge Base, whereas the technical support option includes Subreddit, Talk to Garry, and a Submit Ticket option.

Setup guides include all the steps and methods needed to set up the VPN with your respective devices and browsers. The F.A.Q.s option provides you with essential information about most users’ problems. A Knowledge Base option allows you to get an instant solution to your problem if you have a question or are experiencing any issues.

The Subreddit option takes you to the page of Reddit where most users have submitted their issues and reviews on Windscribe. Talk to Gary Option is AI-based chat support which could be more reliable as it doesn’t answer your questions efficiently nor understand any language other than English. Lastly, a Submit Ticket Option; if you didn’t get any relevant help from all the different options, then you might go for this one as it allows you to describe your issue and seek help from Windscribe VPN briefly.

Windscribe VPN comes with free and paid versions; the free version only allows 10 G.B.G.B. of bandwidth, limited tools to access, doesn’t provide unlimited data caps, lacks a config generator and has access to only selected countries. The paid version comes with three subscription plans.

• Monthly Plan; Billed USD 9.00 every month
• Yearly Plan; Billed USD 49 every 12 months ($4.08 per month)
• Build A Plan; Billed $1.00 per location per month

Monthly and yearly plan is comparatively economical, but there’s also a unique “build a plan” option, which lets you select what servers you’d like to use. One server costs $1, and for an additional dollar, you can include the R.O.B.E.R.T feature and unlimited bandwidth. Other add-ons include static IPs and team-based accounts, which cost $3 per person.

Payment Methods

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• Paymentwall