ProtonVPN vs OperaVPN - by VPNServicePro.com

Back to Review	ProtonVPN	OperaVPN
Price starts from	$4	-
Devices per license	1-10	1
Privacy and security features	OpenVPN, IKEv2, AES 256-bit	HTTPS/SSL, no protocols
Torrenting, Netflix, HBO
Money Back Guarantee	30 days	n/a
Setup time	5 min	less than a minute
Mobile app
Server Locations	30+	3
Number of servers	400+	n/a
Payment Methods	PayPal, Visa/Mastercard, Bank transfer, Cash letter to the office, Bitcoin	-
Zero-Logs Policy
Usability and Support	24/7 knowledge base, e-mail support	n/a
Best For	Privacy	Travel
Platforms	Windows, Mac, Android, Linux, IOS	Windows, Mac, Linux
Features list	380 servers across 31 locations The free plan with unlimited bandwidth DSN leak protection and Kill Switch Zero-logging policy	Free and easy to install Good for accessing geo-restricted content Perfect for streaming
Pros for compare page	Advanced security features Strong encryption Consistently speedy connection Excellent privacy policy Double-hop configurations No logs Perfect forward secrecy Free version Built-in Tor support Up to 10 connections at a time DSN leak protection Unlimited bandwidth P2P support	Completely free Doesn’t require installation and setup Very straightforward Unlimited amount of data
Cons for compare page	Comparatively high prices (above average) Frequent connection issues No live chat	Offers only three vague locations Low but bearable speed Processes only the traffic that goes through the browser Doesn’t work with Netflix
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Last Customer Reviews: ProtonVPN vs OperaVPN

Kayden Thompson

Everyone goes for privacy and security these days. I have gone for same by purchasing this VPN. No need to worry about your security online anymore.

Nick8

with a subscription of $5 monthly, it is way cheaper than other vpns I have managed to come across…. This is quite nice.

Aaron O

customer service is just there but no live chat. Do y’all know it’s the digital age and no live chat still? I think it is something that needs looking into. And should be done quickly.

Steve

Nope....After Opera went to Qihoo 360 I decided to delete everything on all devices. Opera calling this a VPN is misleading at the least.

Pros: ProtonVPN