VPN Super Unlimited review fast and cheap but too barebones to compete
News Source : TechRadar
News Summary
- VPN Super Unlimited is backed by executives from Rakuten, Dropbox, and Electronic Arts.
- It delivers notably bare-bones functionality.
- Desktop apps conspicuously lack kill switches, split tunneling is Android-only, and promised features like V2Ray remain unimplemented.
- A lack of independent privacy audits and inconsistent feature sets across devices mean the VPN’s high-profile team doesn’t compensate for the simplified product experience overall.
- This VPN allows up to 10 devices under its premium subscription, but the restriction is based on registered devices, not simultaneous connections.
- Once your slot count fills, you’re blocked from adding more until you visit the website to manually remove existing entries – a clunky workaround most competitors have moved beyond.
- Most concerning is the platform lock-in baked into the purchase model.
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