Surfshark VPN

Developer

Surfshark B.V.
Category

Tools
Version

2.7.1.5
Android OS

Varies with device
Downloads

940M
Content rating

0

Pro

👍 Surfshark secures your connection with AES-256 encryption and modern protocols like WireGuard and OpenVPN. Its RAM-only TrustedServer architecture, audited no-logs policy, built-in kill switch, and obfuscation (Camouflage) features prevent leaks and keep browsing private, making it resistant to data retention and forensic recovery.

👍 Optimized for speed and streaming, Surfshark uses WireGuard and high-performance servers across 100+ countries to deliver fast, consistent connections. It reliably unblocks major streaming services (Netflix, Hulu, BBC iPlayer) and supports P2P traffic, giving smooth media playback and stable downloads for remote work, gaming, and torrenting.

👍 With unlimited simultaneous connections and simple apps for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and routers, Surfshark is easy to use across all devices. Extra tools like CleanWeb ad/malware blocking, MultiHop double-VPN, Whitelister split tunneling, GPS spoofing (Android), and 24/7 live chat support add value and convenience.

Con

👎 Connection speeds with Surfshark can be inconsistent, especially on long-distance or crowded servers. While many users see fast performance, transfers and streaming quality may suffer during peak times or with certain server choices. Those needing consistently high throughput for gaming, large uploads, or professional use might notice occasional slowdowns.

👎 Although Surfshark unblocks popular streaming platforms most of the time, it can’t guarantee access to every geo-restricted service. Streaming providers frequently update blocking measures, so you may encounter intermittent failures with Netflix, BBC iPlayer, or regional libraries. Frequent travelers relying on specific regional content could face occasional frustration.

👎 Surfshark’s apps prioritize simplicity, which is great for beginners but may frustrate power users. Granular settings, enterprise-grade controls, and detailed logging/custom-routing options are limited. Manual configuration on routers, Linux, or niche devices can be technical, requiring time and networking knowledge that non-technical users might not have.