There’s much to think about when selecting a virtual private network, including device support, privacy features, internet speeds and price. Here are the main factors to mull over when picking the best VPN for Windows.
Device compatibility
Most VPNs offer an app for Windows. Chances are you’ve got other devices, including phones, tablets and streaming devices that you want to install a VPN on. You’ll find Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS/iPadOS apps from nearly every VPN provider, but certain platforms such as Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV and a Linux graphical user interface app are rarer. If you’ve got an ARM-based Windows device, like the Microsoft Surface Pro, you may want to consider a VPN provider with Windows ARM support. Providers like NordVPN, Proton VPN, Surfshark, ExpressVPN and PIA offer ARM apps. Think about the non-Windows gadgets you want to use a VPN with and make sure your desired provider has an
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