AzireVPN review

It’s mind-boggling that a VPN service that has been active for about ten years doesn’t even cover 15 countries. Maybe it’s the price Netbouncer AB has to pay for trying to do things right. Considering how protective it is of its servers for security’s sake, I can forgive it for not taking shortcuts....

- Romj Amon, TechJury

VPNs are meant as a way for you to keep secure and hide your IP address, whether you’re at home or at the local coffee shop. AzireVPN claims to solve this problem and aims to compete with premium VPN services, however, it misses its mark. AzireVPN’s slow speeds, risk of leaking your IP and lackluste...

- Bram Jansen, VPN Alert

AzireVPN is a VPN platform with stable connections, decent speeds, and commendable dedication to transparency. There is, however, plenty of room for improvement in terms of server coverage, apps, and support for geo-restricted services.

- Sead Fadilpašić, TechRadar

AzireVPN is a small service, but it focuses on privacy and offers as much anonymity as is possible with an online service. It has a small server count, but its network is installed by company representatives and all servers run in RAM. AzireVPN supports WireGuard, OpenVPN, and the price is affordabl...

- Ian Paul, Macworld

There will be a lot of people who don’t care about user friendliness and prefer the available way to connect to a VPN, and there will be many who have no clue as to how to use this product. Security and usability have poles-apart ratings. Connection time and internet speed also don’t fit inside the...

- Jay H Simmons, VPNCrew