OysterVPN

The kill switch is what sold me, it's properly built and cuts traffic the instant the tunnel drops. I've tested the DNS leak checks and they came back clean on every server I tried. Speeds on the UK and Dutch servers are very close to unprotected for my fibre line. The only quibble is that the auto connect rules are a bit basic for people wanting per app profiles. Otherwise well put together and sensibly priced.

Best VPN for the money I've tried, and I've used a few. Protocol options are clear in the app, WireGuard connects quickly and holds steady on fibre. Kill switch works the way it should when the wifi drops. Nothing flashy in the settings, but everything I need is where it should be.

Honestly this is the best value VPN I've found for a flat with three people using it. We have it on the laptops, the phones and the telly box and it just runs in the background without slowing anything down. The monthly cost is lower than what we were paying before, and we haven't had a single drop out that we noticed. Would be happy paying for another year.

The account dashboard is the bit I use most, it shows my devices and the expiry date clearly. I've had it on my phone, tablet and laptop for close to a year. Sign up took a few minutes but the payment step asked me to confirm twice which slowed things down. The connections have been reliable, though I'd like more control over split tunnelling.

Got this for my laptop and the setup was dead easy, took a few minutes including the download. Connection has been stable on the train and in cafés. Price is much cheaper than what I was paying before. Nothing to complain about so far.

Needed something for the uni wifi because I didn't trust it with my bank stuff. Signup was quick, took about five minutes. Connection is good most of the time, sometimes a bit slow at night on the UK servers. Still good for the money.

I needed something to get my dad's devices sorted for when he's using public wifi in the care home visits, and I wanted something I could manage remotely. The account setup let me add his phone and tablet without a fuss. The connection is steady on the UK servers and the price is fair for what it does. Support was patient with me on the phone, which I appreciated.

Needed a VPN for work trips because hotel wifi is awful and I had to access the office systems. Got it set up before my flight which was the main thing. Connection is mostly fine, just noticed it runs a bit slower on the busier servers in the evening. Haven't had to contact support yet. Would be nice if the app remembered my last server choice.

Bought the two year plan, which works out cheapest per month of anything I looked at. Setup on my laptop and router took under ten minutes. Connection has been reliable through the whole period, I barely think about it. Renewal reminder came through a month ahead with the price clearly shown, which I appreciated. Support answered my one question the same day. Good value and it just works, which is what I wanted.

I bought the annual plan to cover my laptop and my wife's tablet. The signup was simple and the payment went through first time. The only thing that let it down was the app took a while to find the right server for us when we first connected, and the speeds were a bit patchy in the evenings. Probably fine once it settles.

Switched from my old VPN and this is way cheaper for the same thing. Signing up took a couple of minutes on my phone. Speed on the train wifi is decent and it hasn't cut out once. Done.

We needed something to keep our banking secure when we're abroad at the holiday home, and my son suggested this one. The sign up was quite clear and the app was easy enough to get going on my tablet. It does what we need, though I did find the instructions a little brief in places.

Signed up on my phone during lunch and it was sorted in like two mins. The app is clean and the connect button is right there. Only annoying bit was the free trial needed a card first, but whatever, it works fine on the train wifi.

The service itself is fine for the price and I've had no real trouble with it. Getting the app running on my Windows machine was more of a faff than I expected, and I ended up emailing support and waiting a day for a reply. Once that was sorted it has worked well for about two months. Would have liked clearer steps in the setup guide.

Signed up and was connected in under five minutes on my phone, which is quick. Works fine on the Wi-Fi at the flat and on 4G when I'm out. Price is good and I can stop it any time. Nothing else to report, it just works.

Compared to the one I had before this is way cheaper and the app is nicer to use. Signup was quick. Works on my phone and my flatmate's laptop. Speeds are fine.

I had been with one of the big name providers before and this is noticeably cheaper for the same sort of protection. The sign up was a little more involved than I expected, with a few screens to get through. Once it was running the connection has been steady for my video calls with the grandchildren. Customer service was helpful when I asked about the app on my old tablet.

Compared with the old one I used this is better value and the connection is quicker on my home line. Took about five minutes to sign up and set the first server. Been running it for a couple of years with no complaints. Would pick it again.

The kill switch is the feature I check first on any VPN and this one drops traffic straight away when the connection blips. I've tested it by pulling the wifi on purpose and nothing leaked through. The protocol options are a bit buried in the settings, which is my only real gripe, but the defaults are sensible for most people. Setup took a few minutes.