However, NordVPN is a better pick for several reasons. One is that it provides far more servers for the connection. NordVPN is also rated higher because the website is so extensive and the interface is easier to use. There’s a sense when using NordVPN that you are in slightly more capable hands. But Surfshark is also rather easy to use, and we really like that it lets you connect an unlimited number of devices. If you choose to sign up for the annual plan or two-year plan, you will pay a bit less for Surfshark. The price continues to get cheaper per month for both VPN’s the longer you commit. One clear advantage of more servers is that you can do a speed test and pick which server helps you download or stream faster for that service. It also means you can find a way to bypass the restrictions for a server you want to use in another country a bit easier when you have so many options to choose from. With that many countries from either service, you can connect to a favorite streaming media site or download files from a server in another country. It also means if you travel frequently, you can almost always find a secure connection no matter where you go. Still, Surfshark lets you connect from every device you own and doesn’t impose any restrictions. You can connect with multiple smartphones, laptops, televisions, routers, and other gadgets.
Pricing: Surfshark has a cheaper annual plan, but when it comes to the monthly price, NordVPN is cheaper. Number of servers: NordVPN offers a couple thousand servers more than Surfshark. More servers equals more options. Number of countries: Surfshark has slightly more country connections available, but not by much. Number of devices: NordVPN still beats out the industry average with a limit of six devices, but you can’t beat Surfshark’s unlimited device connections.
