Mullvad vs NordVPN - by VPNServicePro.com

Back to Review	Mullvad	NordVPN
Price starts from	$5.58	$3.49
Devices per license	5	6
Privacy and security features	AES 256-bit, OpenVPN	OpenVPN, 256-bit AES encryption
Torrenting, Netflix, HBO
Money Back Guarantee	no money back	30 days
Setup time	5 minutes	4 minutes
Mobile app
Server Locations	31	62
Number of servers	350	5,700
Payment Methods	Bank Transfer, Bitcoin, PayPal, Visa/Mastercard	PayPal, Visa/Mastercard, American Express, Discover Card, Bitcoin, Webmoney, Alipay
Zero-Logs Policy
Usability and Support	low	24/7 Live Chat, Email, Knowledge base, Video Tutorials
Best For	Streaming	Privacy, Travel, Streaming, Sports
Platforms	Windows, Mac, Android, Linux, IOS	Windows, Mac, Android, Linux, IOS
Features list	350 servers in 31 locations Kill Switch and DNS leaks protection Good choice for torrenting WireGuard protocol new open-source protocol	5000 servers in 62 countries Torrenting-optimized and obfuscated servers 6 simultaneous connection Onion over VPN and Double Encryption
Pros for compare page	Zero-logs policy Impressive connections speed Excellent service for torrenting Industry-leading encryption Kill Switch; DNS leaks protection One of the most private VPNs No need to provide an email for registration They accept Bitcoins	Over 5,700 servers around the world Highest encryption standard No logging policy All servers are dedicated Specialized servers 6 simultaneous connections Built-in adblock Protects from web threats Wide amount of features
Cons for compare page	The HQ is located in Sweden Not quite user-friendly interface No apps for iOS and Android Customer support leaves a lot to be desired	Expensive monthly plan Not quite informative Support team answers in live chat Not the most transparent business Questionable pricing packages
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Casey Danvers

NordVPN seems to be the best alternative between the oh-too-expensive ExpressVPN and the less versatile and feature-packed PureVPN, am I right?

Adam Westgate

No need to log in, a dedicated IP, double encryption, and a sweet 3-year plan? Shut up and take my money! Seriously, though, despite the slow customer support and tiny bugs in the mobile versions, I think this is the best offer on the market right now.

Dean McCaffrey

The monthly plan is expensive, plain and simple. ExpressVPN costs the same but is a beast when it comes to protection, privacy, and available features. I was hoping to get a 10-dollars-a-month deal.

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