Torguard vs expressvpn full#
TorGuard is great for torrenting though, with full support and, as expected, some in-depth features to improve the experience.
However, we weren't impressed with its streaming performance – we couldn't access Netflix, iPlayer, Prime or Disney+, and only YouTube was available. However, that was without WireGuard (which wasn't available when we tested), so with that in place it may be even swifter. TorGuard's speeds are respectable, averaging at around 150Mbps and topping out at 250Mbps. However, to get the most out of it, you'll have to do some tweaking, so it's not perfect for beginners.
The apps themselves are unusually robust, providing a huge amount of privacy features like WebRTC and IPv6 leak blocking, plus the regulars like a kill switch. However, we'd like to see an audit to prove this. TorGuard's privacy policy is strong and is emphatic about its no-logging attributes. The year long plan adds no extra saving, though, so the six-month contract is probably the best value. A three-month plan comes in at $6.66 a month, and six months drops to just $5 a month. TorGuard's short plans aren't bad value at $9.99 a month, but to get maxium value it's worth committing for a little longer. 36 month plan - $3.89 per month ($140.04 total cost) (opens in new tab).(Image credit: TorGuard) (opens in new tab) CyberGhost 1-minute review
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