I don't particular like using Tor openly so i like to use it within a VPN service.
Tunnelbear has been the solution that has made this possible.
Excellent.

All other VPNs I've used are garbage compared to Tunnel Bear. It is by far the most reliable and I've had the least (if any) connection issues with it. These days is crucial to use a VPN even for ordinary every-day browsing, I'd recommend Tunnel Bear to everyone! There's also a free version of the app if you can't afford … Show more to pay for a VPN or just want to try it out first, which works just great as well

I'm using the free version at the moment, but I can't complain about a single thing! It works great and what's most important - it doesn't slow down the connection. Speed is the same as it was without a VPN. I'm mostly using it for YouTube country-based restricted videos and it's been working great, connecting to different servers with no … Show more problems at all, and streaming flawlessly.

I used the free version at first, but then needed more data and got a paid plan, which pays off since it's not even that expensive. Video streaming and browsing in general is safe and fast, there's no drop in speed, as I've witnessed with other VPN providers before. I'd recommend it 100%
I love Tunnel Bear!

I downloaded the free Blocker and Browser apps for Chrome a couple of days ago, and am very happy with them so far. I'm not at all technical, but I know that the Blocker is working, because all the funny URLs that used to appear when I clicked on a link have now vanished. It's also fun to have a … Show more cute, unobtrusive little bear icon in my browser.

I couldn't install the Windows version of TunnelBear on my PC, so I contacted their support, still waiting for a reply (they said the ticket should be answered in 24 hours, it's been only 6 hours so far). After further investigating things myself, I found out that (probably) the issue is because I'm using Windows XP. I guess I'm the … Show more only person in the world that still uses XP lol. I'm not a fan of change, so I won't upgrade until I really have to. Found some older version of the app, didn't get to install it either. I'll wait and see what they have to say about it.

Windows issue aside, I decided to try out the iPhone app. It installed and worked within a minute (probably even less). I decided to test it by opening a few Vevo channels on YouTube that were previously unavailable in my country. It worked instantly. With a click of a single button (connect/disconnect on the app) I was able to access content that was previously unavailable - all this for free! Got 500MB of free data when I signed up, and I tweeted to get an additional 1GB. They added the 1GB within 5 minutes of me tweeting.

Speed-wise I didn't notice any difference from browsing without a VPN.

So far, it's been working great, no reason to think there would be any other issues in the future. I'll see how the spending of free data goes, depending on how often I need to use it. If the free data provided isn't enough, I'll get one of the paid plans. It's also cool that besides Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Bitcoin, you can also pay with JARS OF HONEY! Obviously there for a joke, but it's refreshing seeing a "serious company" that doesn't take itself too seriously. I love their whole website layout and drawings/animations. Rawr!

I'm using TunnelBear at the moment and I'm pretty satisfied with it. Still trying out the free version, there are some drops of speed at times, but it's good overall. I believe the paid version works even better, I'm getting that one soon.