NordVPN deal handing out £50 Amazon vouchers with package
NordVPN is one of the best VPNs on the market and is currently offering a fantastic deal for shoppers
NordVPN is handing out Amazon vouchers
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For a short time only, Brits can snap up an excellent VPN deal from NordVPN, which proves handy not just for accessing websites while abroad and streaming beloved programmes, but also comes with Amazon vouchers when buying its two-year plans.
Nord's Plus package features a lightning-fast VPN, an advertisement and tracker blocker, plus the NordPass system, perfect for storing passwords. This all-inclusive bundle costs £83.76, though Nord will send a £20 Amazon voucher 30 days following purchase.
There's also the Ultimate package at £129.83, featuring 1TB of cloud storage and offering £5,000 cyber insurance protection against fraud or identity theft. Customers receive a £50 Amazon voucher 30 days after buying.
A standout aspect of NordVPN is its compatibility with PC, Mac, iPhone, Android and numerous devices, helping users stream their desired content wherever they are, whilst also securing savings on flights, products and much more, reports the Daily Record.
There are plenty of alternatives to choose from, as well. ExpressVPN, another one of our favourites, costs slightly less for its two-year deal at £4.03 a month with four months free. However, there's no freebies included. There's also ProtonVPN which is a similar price to Nord and ExpressVPN at £3.59 a month.
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NordVPN GET DEAL Product Description
NordVPN is handing out free £50 and £20 Amazon vouchers with its Plus and Ultimate packaged for a limited time.
NordVPN has also received rave reviews. One customer commented: "I've been using Nord VPN for many years now and have always found it to be fast and efficient. Any queries I have are always answered rapidly."
Another customer commented: "This VPN is among the best and also provides good protection".
NordVPN is handing out Amazon vouchers
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Our sibling publication, the Daily Express, also put NordVPN to the test - and it ranks as one of the top VPNs they've evaluated. Expert reviewer Aaron noted: "NordVPN is astonishingly good. For VPN novices, NordVPN's attractive apps offer a non-intimidating way to familiarise oneself with a Virtual Private Network, while experts will be able to unlock the true potential of excellent features like Double VPN, VPN Kill Switch, and MeshNet.
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"Connections with NordVPN are rock-solid, with no dropouts or timeouts during the months that we've relied on this exceptional VPN to keep our personal data hidden from prying eyes, hackers, and advertisers."
However, he did note that Nord had an effect on download speeds but nothing drastically noticeable. He continued: "Sure, NordVPN has a more significant impact on download speeds than ExpressVPN, which we'd still recommend as the best VPN for streaming. But in normal usage, NordVPN still offers a good internet speed - even when connected to a server location on the other side of the planet."
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