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Every tool, test, and review on VPNTesting.com — organized by objective.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE

Run the VPN Leak Test to check if your VPN is actually working. Then browse our reviews to find one that passes.

Every VPN we've tested. Grouped by leak test results.

Atlas VPN Review — Free tier with unlimited connections, but small server network
Avast SecureLine VPN Review — Budget-friendly but limited features and no streaming support
Avast SecureLine License Activation — How to activate your license key
CyberGhost Review — Affordable with streaming-optimized servers and a huge network
ExpressVPN Review — Premium, fast VPN with 105-country coverage and strong privacy
ExpressVPN Activation Code — How to use your ExpressVPN activation code
F-Secure VPN Review — Reputable cybersecurity brand, beginner-friendly but very limited servers
Hide.me Review — Privacy-focused VPN with audited no-logs policy and good streaming
HideMyAss Review — Huge server network but logs user data and leaks DNS
Hola VPN Review — Dangerous peer-to-peer proxy that sells your bandwidth. Avoid
Hotspot Shield Review — Reliable basics but lacks dedicated IPs and multihop
IPVanish Review — Decent everyday VPN but lacks advanced security features
Ivacy Review — Extremely cheap with decent speeds but DNS leak concerns
NordVPN Review — Excellent all-rounder with fast NordLynx speeds and audited no-logs
Fix: NordVPN Failed to Connect — Troubleshooting connection errors
Fix: NordVPN Background Process Not Running — Troubleshooting background service issues
Private Internet Access (PIA) Review — Budget-friendly with fast speeds, but Five Eyes jurisdiction
PrivadoVPN Review — Swiss newcomer with a solid free tier but limited servers
ProtonVPN Review — Privacy-first Swiss VPN with a generous unlimited free tier
PureVPN Review — Affordable with a large network but past data logging concerns
StrongVPN Review — Decent basics with 12 connections but US-based and unremarkable
Surfshark Review — Fast and affordable with unlimited simultaneous device connections
Tor Browser Review — Strong free privacy tool, but too slow for everyday browsing
TorGuard Review — Good for torrenting, but US jurisdiction raises privacy concerns
UltraVPN Review — Affordable with unique extras but missing Linux and advanced features
VPN Unlimited Review — Unique lifetime plan available, but unaudited and US-based
VPNSecure Review — Security-focused with a cheap trial, but slow speeds and support
VyprVPN Review — Good for streaming, but ownership change undermines Swiss privacy appeal
ZenMate Review — Runs on CyberGhost infrastructure, solid streaming but limited features

Recommendations based on what you need a VPN for, which device you use, and where you are.

By Device

VPN for Android — Top picks for Android phones and tablets
VPN for iPhone — Top picks for iPhone and iPad
VPN for Windows — Top picks for Windows PCs and laptops
VPN for Chrome — Browser extensions that actually protect your traffic
VPN for Firestick — Free and paid options for Amazon Fire TV
VPN for Xbox — How to use a VPN on Xbox One and Series X

By Use Case

VPN for Streaming — Unblock Netflix, Disney+, BBC iPlayer, and more
VPN for Gaming — Low-ping VPNs for online gaming
VPN for Torrenting — Safe VPNs for P2P file sharing
VPN for School — Bypass school and university network restrictions

By Budget

Free VPNs — Genuinely free VPNs that are safe to use
Cheap VPNs — Affordable paid VPNs under $5/month
Free Trials — VPNs offering risk-free trial periods

By Speed

Fastest VPNs — Speed-tested and ranked by download performance

By Country

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Last reviewed: March 29, 2026

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Dns

Many VPN providers run their own DNS servers inside the tunnel to prevent DNS leaks. If they don't, your queries may go to your ISP.

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