With a couple of dozen servers in 19 countries, SecureLine has far fewer connection points than full-featured VPN services, which have hundreds or even thousands of servers scattered across the globe. However, it lacks some of the key features of other VPNs like Kill Switch. It supports up to 5 simultaneous connections and includes DNS leak protection.
Also, its impacts on internet connection speed are minimal so it’s good to use for downloading/uploading files. SecureLine is great if you are looking for a simple product to protect your connection to public Wi-Fi networks (airport, cafes). If you decide to pay it costs $79.99 for the 1-year license. The awesome thing is that Avast SecureLine VPN is also available as a free trial version, so you can give it try before you buy.
Avast SecureLine VPN exists in several versions including a mobile one (both Android and iOS) and multi-platform, but in this review, we will focus on the Windows desktop version of SecureLine.
