Avast VPN offers a decent mobile experience, but it's not as good in comparison to other leading providers. Its iOS application requires a subscription, which is available through Apple's App Store. The PC and Mac client is available as a free trial version that doesn't require payment information. If you decide to purchase, however, the program comes with 30 days of money-back guarantee.

The apps are easy to use and stylish. It takes just one tap to connect to a server on the internet, and to switch locations, you can choose a country on the home screen. The apps are simple and have a limited selection of advanced settings. However, those who are new to the technology will appreciate the ease of use. It's also a plus that they're nearly identical across all devices.

Avast has upgraded its VPN offerings over the last few months. The apps have been made more user-friendly. Avast also has added a 24/7 customer support system and has simplified its three-tiered pricing structure. It also made significant technological improvements, such as adding its Mimic protocol and introducing speedier connection times.

Avast SecureLine offers a reliable VPN for use in everyday life for a reasonable price. A kill switch prevents data transmission in the event that the connection fails. Additionally, it supports a variety of protocols, including OpenVPN over TCP and UDP ports, IKEv2 over IPsec on MacOS, and IPSec over SSL/TLS on Android. It has a SSL 256-bit AES encrypted connection and supports up to 10 devices simultaneously.