TunnelBear vs Avast Secureline VPN - by VPNServicePro.com

Back to Review	TunnelBear	Avast Secureline VPN
Price starts from	$4.17	$2.67
Devices per license	5	5
Privacy and security features	AES 256-bit, L2TP/IPSec, OpenVPN	OpenVPN, IPSec/IKEv2, AES 256-bit
Torrenting, Netflix, HBO
Money Back Guarantee	no money back	30 days
Setup time	3 minutes	4 min
Mobile app
Server Locations	20	34
Number of servers	1000	55
Payment Methods	PayPal, Visa/Mastercard, American Express, Bitcoin	Paypal, Visa/Mastercard, American Express, Discover Card
Zero-Logs Policy
Usability and Support	FAQ, email support	24/7 phone support, tickets, knowledge base
Best For	-	Travel, Streaming, Sports
Platforms	Windows, Mac, Android, IOS	Windows, Mac, Android, IOS
Features list	1000 servers across 22 locations Free plan with 500MB monthly Clear no-logging policy GhostBear feature to bypass governmental firewalls	34 locations with 55 servers Dedicated streaming locations 30-day money-back guarantee Torrenting is allowed on 8 servers
Pros for compare page	Excellent price (especially for a year) Free 7-day trial and free package Simple in use Up-to-date, clear privacy policy Excellent connection speed Compatible with all platforms	Industry-leading encryption protocols Impressive connection speed and stability Decent customer service Compatible with Win, Mac, Android, and iOS Good pick for torrenting No DNS/WebRTC leaks Free-of-charge 7-day trial period
Cons for compare page	No torrenting and US Netflix access Not many servers provided – about 20 Not so many settings and options compared to other providers The long-distance connection can make loading slow No Mozilla extension so far	Not the most trustworthy privacy policy among VPNs Could be problematic to access Netflix or other streaming platforms Comes with a rather modest server network Not compatible with Linux, Chromebook and pen-source routers It is pricey for the number of features it offers
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Last Customer Reviews: TunnelBear vs Avast Secureline VPN

Jane

I've got this vpn one year ago and I'm still using it. Sometimes I have some troubles with it (connection closed, information encoded). But support helps me every time. Also I use the free version of Tunnel Bear. And I have not had any problems with tunnel bear vpn. SO I can recommend it

The pricing for tunnelbear in a month is over the top and there’s no discount available. I hate to be the one to drop the negative stinker on something good but it should be reviewed

Brian George

You do not need to be tech specialist to operate the Tunnel Bear Chrome extensions. Be guaranteed that even dummies can get it right. No offense.

James

I really like it, avast secureline is one of the best VPNs. What's more, I would prescribe it to everybody. Also Avast has a lot of services as antivirus, password keeper and etc

AmericanAnon

I believe it's an extraordinary VPN. Good interface, the design and all you need. I'm not looking for a ultra unknown VPN, simply some security on my web surfing.

Usha

Who has used avast on mobile here? the mobile version is so bad it just stuffs all the data you need into a small space, and the screen can't even be enlarged, support should work on this, please

Pros: TunnelBear