TigerVPN Review 2019

TigerVPN is acquiring traction among the newer VPNs because of its excellent performance and many features. It presently features 300 servers where there are 64 locations which are across 43 countries.

The server of TigerVPN is based on a steady pace. With the TigerVPN review versus this IPvanish review, the pricing plan of TigerVPN comes with the unlimited bandwidth that translates to the unlimited P2P traffic.

Connection

With P2P, torrenting is essentially allowed on all their servers, which excellently give the news once you intend to use VPN mainly for torrenting.

Considering the subscription package, you will be allowed only 2, 3 or 5 concurrent connections. You may upgrade the number by using what we so-called ?Karma Points.? You?re awarded the Karma Points because of liking and following TigerVPN on the social networks.

Protocols

TigerVPN supports PPTP, OpenVPN and IPSec L2TP protocols, but you will require to follow instructions from the TigerVPN?s knowledge which is based on setting up the standard connection in the Windows to use PPTP or IPSec L2TP.

The only change of the protocol you may make within an app is to check the box for the TCP override that uses the TCP other than default UDP protocol. The primary platforms for the TigerVPN include Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android. Moreover, the provider offers dedicated apps to subscribers.

Compatibility

Consistent with the feedback of the TigerVPN, all these apps usually are compatible with Windows 7. An Android app also is compatible with the Android 5. IOS users can enjoy using this app on the iOS 9 or iOS version device. Similarly, Mac users may also experience this app on Mac devices.

An official website which provides this offers the dedicated download segment for users. You need to use this segment if you want to download a relevant app for the preferred device. Once you click Tiger VPN download link on a homepage of a website, it begins by downloading. Additionally, this website detects which device or operating system you?re using.