Surfshark vs CyberGhost Comparison

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Surfshark

There are a number of examples of funnily named VPN providers in the industry, and Surfshark is another entry on that list. Headquartered in the British Virgin Islands, it doesn’t just sound cool but it brings with it some pretty handy features, too, such as CleanWeb – a malware tracker and ad blocker – a kill switch, Wi-Fi protection, and more. But perhaps the most interesting is the double VPN ability of Surfshark, which allows users to connect to one of the 500 servers in 50 countries via an additional second route. Termed Multihop, this extra protection is still somewhat rare these days and gives the provider a few extra points.

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CyberGhost

In addition, CyberGhost is a multiplatform VPN provider, offering one of the simplest and most attractive apps in the industry both on computers and mobile devices and allowing for a total of seven simultaneous connections. Manual configurations are also an option to extend the service to more unusual devices like a Raspberry Pi computer or even Linux-based satellite receivers. CyberGhost offers a nice seven-day free trial on top of its 45-day refund period for all purchases, with the best package costing the equivalent of $2.75 per month as part of a $99 three-year subscription period.

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