ConclusionĪll in all, both TunnelBear and SurfEasy are recognized VPN services on the market, because they do business in a way others do not. Even Kelly Slater would have difficulties in real life on those small waves, but at least it is refreshed monthly and yes, this means that you can use SurfEasy forever, for free with this account. It is a bit stricter than TunnelBear, though (which also suffers from restrictions) – you only have 500 MBs to surf away. The safety you can attain here is something SurfEasy promotes proudly.Īs mentioned before, there is a free account offered by this provider, too. The USB Private Browser is an actual USB device the company sends you, thus greatly helping you out if you sit down to browse at Wi-Fi hotspots for example. SurfEasy also has an extra protection tool you can order – for a niftier price, though. And it gets even better if you use mobile devices, which have a separate column with even more appealing numbers. For one, the prices are low, as you will never go above $4 per month if you bill annually. SurfEasy is praised though by media outlets and for good reasons.
The tone evokes more of a healthy company environment, with all the coffee mugs and pens lying around. SurfEasy is a more reserved, but this Opera-owned company also places high emphasis on friendliness and a welcoming presentation. And if you do step into a slippery waterfall, have no worries the staff are extremely friendly, even teasing each other on social media and presenting news in memes, jokes.
You start off with 500 MBs but this will swell up with 1 additional GB if you help spread the word about the company a bit.
TunnelBear has a free trial without time limits, but with a data cap.
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