![]() The number of servers: NordVPN has 5,246 servers, while VyprVPN has a little over 700.Getting into the heart of the comparison, here’s where NordVPN and VyprVPN differ. Instead, we had an online help center, online forms, and live chats. Neither had a phone line, which is unfortunately pretty common with VPNs. Customer support: In terms of customer support, NordVPN and VyprVPN are similarly lacking (hey, we never said these were all positives!).IOS app ratings: Both VPNs had iOS apps with 4.6 overall ratings on the Apple App store, and we didn’t have an issue connecting to nearby servers on our iPhones. We didn’t end up cashing in on this offer, but it’s a nice safety net for the rest of you all. 30-day money-back guarantee: While neither NordVPN nor VyprVPN had a free VPN subscription available, both gave us 30 days to return our subscriptions for a full refund.Rather, when we connected these VPNs to our routers, they covered all of the devices on the router’s network. That allowed us to get around each VPN’s device limitations, which was a maximum of six devices with NordVPN and a maximum of five with VyprVPN. ![]() Works with Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and routers: Aside from working with the most commonly used operating systems, both VPNs also worked with our routers.No DNS or WebRTC leaks: Neither VPN leaked our DNS (domain name servers, or the names of the websites we’ve visited) or our WebRTC (our devices’ private IP addresses), so we could trust both of them with our web data.Torrenting access: Both VPNs allowed for torrenting, so we could enjoy all that non-copyrighted material that’s not on one of our many streaming subscriptions.Kill switches: As we’ve come to expect from the best VPNs, both NordVPN and VyprVPN had kill switches that shut down all of our web activity if they got disconnected. ![]()
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