AdGuard VPN doesn't market itself as a streaming or torrenting specialist – so here's how it actually compares to five VPNs that do, on the dimensions that matter for unblocking, speed and P2P.
Publishes an exact server count and 225+ locations; branded as “the fastest VPN service.”
Read the comparison →113 countries, up to 40 Gbps server speed advertised, no public streaming/torrent claims either.
Read the comparison →Unlimited devices on every plan, 4,500+ servers across 100 countries, audited no-logs policy.
Read the comparison →Names “Streaming Support” as a feature and lists Dynamic Port Forwarding – both useful for unlock/torrent use.
Read the comparison →80+ locations, “Faster VPN” branding, similarly light on named streaming/torrent claims.
Read the comparison →Short answers, based on our own captures and the data on this site.
Proton VPN had the highest nearest-European download, but it was tested on its Stealth protocol and its upload was far lower. See the league table; a single run cannot crown a winner.
Same line, same machine and a fresh baseline for each, but not the same server country or protocol. The table notes the differences.
They are the VPNs people most often consider alongside it. Where we have hands-on results for a rival, the comparison page shows them next to ours.
No. The session covered 11 VPNs; for any rival outside that set the comparison page says so and relies on public information only.