AngelVPN

Needed a VPN for work after IT asked everyone to connect to the office network from home. Signing up was quick and I had it running on my laptop within ten minutes. Only niggle is the price went up a bit when my first year ended, though it's still fine.

Looked at a few providers before going with this and it isn't the cheapest by a long way. It does what I need for banking and keeping my grandson's games console safe on the network. The app is a bit fussy to navigate and I had to ring about a billing question which took a while to get sorted.

Needed it because my mate's Netflix kept blocking me when I was over in Spain and I was not paying for a second account. Signed up on the site in like five mins, app connected first go and the connection's been fine so far. Only thing is the speed dips a bit in the evenings, which is annoying but not a dealbreaker for me.

Took the annual plan through the app on my phone while waiting for the bus. Payment went through straight away and the app logged me in without any faff. Been using it at home and on the train since and it just works.

Used to pay more for a well known VPN before switching to this when the renewal came round. It costs less each month for the same number of devices, and the connection is just as reliable for my needs. Setup was straightforward on my phone and tablet with no real problems.

Compared to the free VPN I was using before this is night and day, the free one was dead slow and kept asking me to watch ads. Took a few minutes to set up and the speeds are much better for gaming. First time I've paid for one of these so I was a bit wary, but no complaints yet.

Honestly the kill switch is the feature I didn't know I needed until my connection dropped on a train and the app cut everything off before anything leaked. I've been using VPNs on and off for about six years for banking and public wifi so I know what to look for, and the split tunnelling works properly for my work laptop. Setup took a couple of minutes and the servers in London are fast enough for video calls.

I bought the two year deal with them after comparing about four providers on a few review sites. The sign up was quick and the app works fine on my phone and laptop. The only thing is the price went up a bit at renewal time so it's not as cheap as the first year suggested. Connection speed has been decent on my home broadband and the support chat answered my one question within the hour.

Signed up because a friend swore by it and I'd never paid for a VPN before. The thing that caught my eye was the kill switch, which stops everything if the connection drops. Works brilliantly on my laptop and the app is dead simple.

Does the job for working from home and keeps my connection private, nothing has dropped out. Had an issue with the app not connecting on my Android and messaged support, but it took three days to get a reply. Sorted it in the end with a reinstall, but I'd have liked a faster answer.