Pat McGroyne

App says you're connected to whatever VPN IP. DO NOT believe it. I began double checking every connection, and it has resolved to a different IP multiple times. This is completely unacceptable. No idea if I will get any refund since I signed up for a long term plan for the discount, but no matter the cost, my privacy isn't worth rolling the dice. Way too unreliable after encountering issues over the years. Time to go VPN shopping. I'm done. Edited

Matt Weston

Good VPN not the most light weight on a PC, but pretty light weight on a phone. Issues resetting password, like taking to long to get the email to recover it and more. works great, wish speeds were faster through. They use to be really fast, on my PC. I feel the app was faster, I hope they don't get greedy and aren't putting enough into server strength making things slower. would like more locations, also a light weight PC and phone version, that is bare bones and always on be nice on phone. Edited

A Google user

Worth it for my basic movie/tv show needs. I've been using the paid version of CG for a few years, and I only had problems when I forgot my password. 2 steps: 1- you open the app, and see a big power button in the middle of your screen. 2- Press it. That's it. There are more options, of course, but it can be be very simple. Edited

Timothy Ament

The 0nly VPN that has you covered no matter what or where. Can secure just your connection, your modem, your Smart TV, or the whole damn neighborhood if you wish. Never drops connection. Fast. Safe. Secure. T- Mobile tried to throttle me, as they like to do when your using a VPN on there network, and had no luck at all with it. Cyberghost is worth the expense. Edited

A Google user

Works great, is easy to use, and does what you want and expect it to do. I have noticed that it does consume quite a bit of battery. I'd estimate roughly 25% of my daily usage. Though I've noticed that this does seem to change from one access point to another. I do wish there was a way to turn it completely off when not in use. Instead it goes to a "disconnected" mode and still uses battery and resources. I want to be able to turn it off completely without having to Force Quit the application. This is mostly because I rarely connect to Wifi access points outside of trusted areas, so I'd want to totally turn off the application until I want to use it again - roughly once or twice per week at most. Short of that, I thoroughly enjoy the app.