Secure your spring break travels with Mullvad VPN — it's the simplest VPN deal I've ever seen

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If you're traveling over spring break, a VPN is a useful tool to help secure your data on unencrypted public Wi-Fi and to retain access to your favorite shows from home.

However, some of the best VPNs have super-complicated pricing structures. Whether it's tiered pricing plans, the addition of tax, or auto-renewal price increases, few VPNs offer a true, one-price-fits-all approach. That is, except for Mullvad VPN.

With Mullvad, it's €5 whether you're signing up for a month, a year, or a decade. This stays true regardless of region. So, in the US, it costs $5.78, while the UK pays £4.32, and so on.

Mullvad: DNS content blocking Multihop connectionsSplit tunnelingObfuscated protocolsQuantum-resistant protocols

Mullvad: €5 per month, no matter how long you sign up for
Mullvad is a superb VPN if you want to get rid of confusing pricing, plan lengths, and features. You pay one price, every month, for everything Mullvad offers, which includes:

🛑DNS content blocking
🧭 Multihop connections
🚇 Split tunneling
👤 Obfuscated protocols
Quantum-resistant protocols

You can sign up for as long a period as you wish and you're also covered by a 14-day money-back guarantee.

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Mullvad's pricing model is unique, especially considering it hasn't changed since 2009!

But it does come with some drawbacks. For starters, it only offers a 14-day money-back guarantee.

This is over two weeks shorter than most VPNs, giving you less time to decide if you're happy with Mullvad's performance. What's more, while its price doesn't change, it's more expensive than most VPNs.

It also only offers 5 devices registered to an account at once and you can't use a sixth device until one is removed.

Finally, its features are quite limited. It's got loads of customization capabilities for its core VPN functions, and it's equipped to handle almost any online scenario. But, you won't see features like a password manager, antivirus, or secure storage included in the package.

If you want more features, consider NordVPN or Surfshark. Both offer extra tools such as antivirus, data breach alerts, and email alias generators. However, you will have to navigate long term plan, post-renewal price increases, and some additional costs to the advertised price.

Rob Dunne
VPN Editor

Rob is TechRadar's VPN Editor. Coming from a background in phones and technology, he's no stranger to the risks that come with putting yourself online. Over years of using different platforms, testing the limits of his online persona, and feeling the brunt of several data breaches, Rob has gained a keen understanding of cybersecurity and the benefits of services such as VPNs in providing a secure online experience. He uses this to not only advise on the best ways to stay secure online but also share his own experiences and especially how to avoid trouble. Outside of work, you'll find Rob on the tennis courts, in the gym, or diving into the biggest and best games of the year.
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