Browsec VPN review

We saw that Browsec VPN isn’t worth paying for, and even as a free provider, it wouldn’t be a reliable option. The competition on the market is simply too strong and it’s overshadowed by much better options, both free and premium. If you’re going to be a premium service, you have to offer apps for t...

- MonkeyPrivacy

The biggest achievement of the service must be the speeds which it is providing on extensions as well as on the apps. However, data logging should be the biggest concern of the users using either of the services of the Browsec. We found no reason to entrust Browsec with our data during the whole rev...

- Jay H Simmons, VPNCrew

While the speeds are slow for the free version, it certainly does a good job at checking the boxes we look for. Because it does not leak and is based in the Bahamas, it would be a good choice to get around geo-restrictions and protect your privacy. Again, if you are going to stream anything, you wil...

- VPN Fan

Browsec’s super-competitive pricing and high download speeds, accompanied by strong unblocking capabilities, have earned this provider high marks, despite its lack of desktop clients and torrenting support.

- Sead Fadilpašić, TechRadar

Browsec stores your data and it has acknowledged it in their privacy policy. I wouldn’t let my readers fall to its victim because it offers a free VPN service. It only has 41 servers and that slow too. Its premium version isn’t competitive enough from some of the best VPNs and it supports only brows...

- Shahmeer Baloch, VPN Ranks