BlufVPN Review

Introduction

BlufVPN is a young virtual private network service that has great potential. With an impressive user interface and attractive optimized streaming servers, there are some promising benefits to choosing BlufVPN.

With over 100,000 downloads from Google Play, let’s find out what makes this VPN service a must-have and why it's causing quite a stir in the digital security market.

Price

• £9.99 per month (billed monthly)
• £47.88 per annum (61% discount, £3.99 per month)
• £72.00 for three years (80% discount, one-time payment) 

Key Features

• 100% no-logs Policy (Ghost mode activated) 
• Ideal for streaming users
• Free trial available with unlimited bandwidth 
• Kill Switch protects your PC from cyber-attacks

Security and speed

• All BlufVPN users enjoy full speed all the time, with the leverage to safeguard traffic whenever and wherever.

VPN Reliability

A cool feature of BlufVPN that users value is the option to connect your device to the closest location, housing the best-performing server at any point in time.

Even better, you can bookmark the locations you find for future reference. All of your bookmarked BlufVPN servers are neatly tucked away in your favourites list, so you won't be left scratching your head trying to remember where and when you left off.

The provider says its VPN is the fastest on the market, with world-class security based on NASA protocols. In independent testing, the speeds have been ranked as decent and consistent (although perhaps not quite as nippy as some popular open-source services).

The Kill Switch security feature guards against ID theft and cyber-attacks during any VPN service disruption, but it's disabled by default on Windows, so best to activate it before use.

You'll receive notification alerts whenever there's an app update available, including push notifications depending on your preferences. BlufVPN works with Android, Windows, macOS, iOS and iPadOS devices, so it's universally compatible.

‍Conclusion‍

For a two-year-old company, BlufVPN is not going anywhere any time soon. The effective protection within streaming and torrent use is a key selling point, especially for heavy-usage households where security and speed are equal priorities.

Even with the awkward arrangement of the names of server locations, the slick aesthetic doesn't impact the core functionality, with some of the top tunnelling protocols to guarantee safe data traffic.

Let's wait and see if the promised improvements emerge and make BlufVPN less an under-the-radar service and more of a market leader.