As a fully-remote work team, we have a unique interest in the privacy and security a VPN like NordVPN can offer. In both of these aspects, NordVPN sets the standard by which other VPN providers (including ExpressVPN) aspire to meet. What we’re saying is that we highly recommend it.

…we’ve completely forgotten that we’ve been auto-connecting to NordVPN for the past couple of weeks. It’s that fast.

When it comes to remote work, you want a VPN that doesn’t slow down the speed at which your team can work. That’s where NordVPN will truly excel—even for individual users of the service. There’s little to no slow-down when connecting via a NordVPN server. In fact, we’ve completely forgotten that we’ve been auto-connecting to NordVPN for the past couple of weeks. It’s that fast.

And it has all the VPN goodies, options, and tricks that others will look for, as well.

Pros

• Intuitive desktop apps and browser extensions.
• Works for watching streaming services overseas, like Netflix and BBC iPlayer.
• Offers a version of the new Wiregaurd protocol.
• No-log policy.
• Built-in adblocker and malware blocker.
• Little speed loss, even when connecting through a global server.
• 30-day money-back guarantee

Cons

• Limited functionality with password managers.
• Using NordVPN while internet browsing on mobile can be annoying, as it causes Google Captcha authentications.
• Browser extension may cause some issues when video chatting.
• No phone support.

Price

As of November 2020, NordVPN currently offers three buying options, which vary in terms of how long you’re looking to commit to the VPN provider and how much you’re willing to spend. Obviously, the best deal involves buying the 2-year plan upfront, and, honestly, we don’t see any reason why you shouldn’t.

NordVPN offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, so if you’re only looking to use it briefly to, say…watch some US Netflix…then simply go with the month-to-month plan and cancel within 30 days.

Special for November 2020

During the month of November, if you buy the two-year plan at 68% off, you get a chance at getting an extra month, a year, or even two years free!

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We know that for many this is the feature of a VPN that matters the most. We get it…who wants to miss the new season of Stranger Things on Netflix just because you happen to overseas when it’s released. Or maybe you’re in the US, but want to access BBC’s iPlayer to watch the latest murder mystery. We’re not advocating any kind of lawbreaking here. You’ll still need to pay for the service, even if you skirt the country restrictions.

Yes. NordVPN works!

We ran a test to see if we could access the BBC iPlayer from the US, using a server located in the UK.

Here’s what happened when I tried to watch Roadkill on the BBC iPlayer from a standard US server:

(See the notice restricting access to those in the UK?)

Here’s what happened when I tried again while connected to a NordVPN server in the UK:

So, yes, you should feel secure in getting NordVPN for streaming shows overseas. Check out our guide to see how to use a VPN to watch US Netflix for a good example of how this works.

NordVPN claims that it is officially the fastest VPN available on the market. And you know what…they’re absolutely correct. Not only has that been independently verified, but we can say that based on our tests running NordVPN servers in both the US and UK that NordVPN is very fast. While every VPN will inevitably slow down your internet speed, NordVPN hardly made a dent in ours.

Here are the results of our own Howchoo tests with NordVPN, from the US mainland using Ookla Speed Test.

You can see that using NordVPN only slightly increased our ping and lowered our download speed, but not by margins that would be very noticeable.

Important for those looking to VPN into a global server: While our ping obviously went up, it’s still well within the acceptable range for performing most tasks on a global server, including streaming video. There’s almost no difference in download and upload speed when using NordVPN on the UK server.

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NordVPN offers all of the standard VPN protocols that you would expect from a VPN provider, including a form of the new Wireguard protocol called NordLynx.

What is a VPN protocol?

In short, VPN protocols are the specific kinds of processes that form your VPN tunnel. Thus, they each have their own unique security and privacy features, as well as their own unique vulnerabilities. It’s important to choose the correct VPN protocol for your specific needs. NordVPN has built-in features to help you choose this.

Types of protocols offered by NordVPN

OpenVPN

The recommended general-use protocol, OpenVPN, is included in NordVPN. What’s unique, however, is that with NordVPN, you can choose between either the TCP or UDP internet protocols depending on what your VPN needs are. OpenVPN is an open-source protocol, making it very secure.

IPSec/IKEv2

For those looking for the most stable VPN protocol, NordVPN offers the IKEv2 protocol, though notes that Windows users will likely have the easiest time running this particular VPN protocol.

Wireguard (NordLynx)

The newest and fastest VPN protocol available, Wireguard, is available from NordVPN as “NordLynx.” This open-source protocol is lightning fast, due to its minimal coding. This is the preferred protocol for those wanting speed, like gamers or those wanting to stream video.

SSTP

SSTP, or Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol, is a protocol owned and operated by Microsoft, which may make some wary of the privacy it offers. Still, it’s a secure and good protocol for average use.

As of the publication of this review (Nov. 2020), NordVPN has 5,481 Servers in 59 countries worldwide. That’s more than NordVPN’s closest competitor, ExpressVPN, and they offer a variety of different server types depending on what your needs are.

Types of Servers

NordVPN offers 4 main server types in most major countries to which you can connect.

Regular

The regular (standard) VPN server replaces your IP address and encrypts your internet traffic.

P2P

Optimized for file sharing, these NordVPN servers are built for speed.

Obfuscated

Use an obfuscated VPN server to prevent being blocked from accessing information in countries with restrictions, e.g. China or Iran.

Double VPN

This is ultra-security! Your internet traffic goes through an additional VPN server, which doubles its encryption.

Dedicated IPs

This is a unique feature for NordVPN users who connect to a server in the US or some major European countries. Essentially, you are given a dedicated IP address for your use while connected, which prevents you from appearing as a robot on the internet and in Captcha services.

NordVPN explains more about servers

Like any VPN, NordVPN creates a funnel that encrypts your data and protects it from hackers or anyone looking to obtain your data. The encrypted data will look like an unreadable scramble to anyone trying to see your data, even your ISP.

AES 256-bit encryption

NordVPN uses AES 256-bit encryption. This is the current gold standard for encryption, approved for security by even the NSA. It ensures that unless someone was to build an impossible supercomputer, it’s impossible to decipher the data.

Independently verified

A company trying to sell you its product can make big claims about the security of their product, of course. With NordVPN, that security has been tested independently a number of times by security firms like PricewaterhouseCoopers AG Switzerland and many others.

Website check for security

NordVPN takes security seriously enough to include a built-in way to check if your VPN is working right on their home page.

When using a VPN, the only entity able to see your internet traffic is the VPN provider, so it’s important to understand what they’re tracking (if anything).

Using any VPN like Nord VPN increases your internet privacy by blocking access to your internet traffic to anyone monitoring it, including your ISP (Internet Service Provider). Your ISP monitors your traffic and behavior, and will sometimes even give that data over to advertisers and government agencies.

When using a VPN, the only entity able to see your internet traffic is the VPN provider, so it’s important to understand what they’re tracking (if anything).

NordVPN’s no-log policy

NordVPN does not log or save information about anything you do while using the internet, including browsing history to download history. This means that even if NordVPN is hacked, there will be nothing there to steal. And even if compelled to give over data by a government agency, they have no data to give.

Cryptocurrency payment

Inevitably the only record that NordVPN will have of you is your payment record when you purchase NordPVN and your email address. You can skirt even this by employing your ninja skills and paying with a cryptocurrency!

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Yes.

While we did just sing the praises of NordVPN’s security and privacy features, NordVPN was hacked in March 2018. NordVPN claims that the hack affected a single server in Finland. The hacker was able to access and monitor internet traffic for users on the server for a brief period of time.

NordVPN claims that it has found the source of the problem and claims that the hack is unrepeatable. They’ve also moved to a no-log policy, which should prevent your traffic from being monitored even if they were hacked again in the future.

Here is NordVPN’s official response.

Five stars for the NordVPN interface and applications!

Maybe the best thing about NordVPN is how intuitive and easy to use it is. As the GIF above demonstrates, you just click Connect and you’re secure.

Quick Connect

When you just want to connect to the best available VPN to secure your internet data, then the quick connect feature is what you’ll use. It’s simple and can be customized further in the NordVPN settings—if you’re looking to use a specific kind of protocol for example. On mobile, iOS has new compatibility features for VPNs, allowing you to easily turn on and turn off your VPN. And using the VPN on an Android was also very easy.

Auto-connect

You can set up NordVPN to auto-connect anytime you log into your computer or your mobile device. It will perform a quick connect and follow any protocols you may have customized.

Global VPN connection

When choosing a VPN server in another country with NordVPN, you can choose from the various types of VPN protocols offered by simply right-clicking the country in your application.

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NordVPN supports most major operating systems and includes two browser extensions.

Great on desktop and in browser

Howchoo has the chance to test our NordVPN on macOS, in Firefox, and on the iPhone iOS. In both macOS and the Firefox browser, we found NordVPN to be easy-to-use, start, and caused little slowdown in our daily use.

Problem with iOS VPN

On the iPhone, however, we did have to constantly bypass Google’s Captcha service, as we were not given a dedicated IP address to use on the mobile device.

While we will not advocate for peer-to-peer file sharing through the BitTorrent network, there are many who have tested this successfully. So it’s definitely possible.

NordVPN, themselves, have written guides on setting up BitTorrent with NordVPN.

The “kill switch” feature from NordVPN adds an additional layer of security to using their VPN. This comes standard with any NordVPN package.

What is the “kill switch”?

Well, let’s say your browsing the internet using NordVPN, and your connection accidentally gets dropped. Normally, there would be a period where you would be using the internet unprotected.

With “kill switch” active, however, NordVPN will automatically stop your connection to the internet on any device with which you use it. It will remain blocked for your security until you either restore your connection to the VPN or turn off the “kill switch.”

NordVPN can be used to access data in countries that have restricted it, in the same way that I used it to get access to the BBC iPlayer.

For example, if you live in the EU and are frustrated by the GDPR, you can use NordVPN to gain access to the US news sources that you typically would be blocked from accessing.

Can NordVPN bypass geoblocking in China?

Yes. If you are living or visiting China, you can use NordVPN to access the blocked part of the internet like Facebook and Twitter. NordVPN explains the process, as well as the legality of doing this.

Huge props to NordVPN for building a wide knowledge base of content that can help its users solve just about any issue that may arise. In our experience, if we needed anything, chances were that NordVPN had an excellent article ready-made for us to use to solve an issue.

They also offer 24/7 chat support that provides friendly answers to simple questions, and you can email them with any issue that can’t be dealt with via chat.

No phone support

Alas, NordVPN has gone the way of many companies and offer only chat-based support options or email. We get it. Still, there are some who prefer the immediacy of chatting with someone on the phone regarding an issue. There’s no findable support phone number for NordVPN.

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NordVPN‘s Onion over VPN feature allows a user to route their traffic through the Onion network, which previously was only available when using the Tor browser. Just choose an Onion over VPN server when connecting with NordVPN, and your traffic will be routed through the Onion network!

Here’s a great video from NordVPN explaining more about this.

We absolutely love that NordVPN comes with a malware and adware blocker built-in to its service. NordVPN calls theirs “CyberSec.” You can turn this feature on or off in the desktop app settings or browser extension settings.

Essentially, CyberSec blocks sites that host malware or phishing scams, which makes you safe from online threats. It also removes big, bright ads, which speeds up your browsing.

Easily the best VPN for speed and security currently available.

And best of all, the price is fairly reasonable when you consider everything that’s included. (It’s cheaper than ExpressVPN, for example, and offers a bit more.)

We like that our team can work on major projects remotely with the added security of having NordVPN protecting our content and data. And because we’re all working from home, we also enjoy not having our ISP keeping a close eye on how much we download and upload throughout the day. No ISP is going to intentionally slow down Howchoo’s speed!

The bottom line—you should be concerned about your internet security, both on your desktop and mobile device. And NordVPN is a great VPN for the task!

While we do like 1Password for a paid password manager, NordPass might be the best truly free password manager currently available. And, at least according to the folks at NordPass, it’s free forever.

NordPass has everything you’d expect from a password manager, like great security, password sharing, device syncing, credential saving, etc. The only caveat is that, with the free version, you’re limited to using only 1 device at a time with NordPass and you don’t get all of the other goodies they offer with their paid version.

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Here are the most relevant specs for 1Password.

1Password is the best password manager for businesses, teams and families currently available. While the lack of a free version may deter some individual users, the moment you begin to sync this password manager with other people, browsers, and applications, 1Password starts to outshine the competition.

Intuitive experience across the various 1Password apps and plugins

And if security is paramount to your decision (which it probably should be), then 1Password gets the nod for its Brute-force protection with PBKDF2 and its focus on protecting their user’s privacy.

Pros

• Intuitive experience across the various 1Password apps and plugins
• Security features that other password managers don’t have
• Ability to create private, family, and public vaults
• Travel Mode to keep your information from border agents
• Easy to create customizable vaults to share across team/family members

Cons

• No free version for individual accounts; though, they do offer a free 30-day trial of 1Password
• Found some syncing issues between the browser plugin and desktop app
• No phone support
• 1Password X Chrome extension can be slow at times

Best for?

While 1Password is a great manager for everyone, we do recognize that many individual users may choose to go with a free version of LastPass or Dashlane, which may serve their purposes just fine. You can’t, however, use the free versions of the other managers once you add even one other member to a vault. That’s where 1Password becomes the best option and the most cost-effective.

Price

It’s important to note that many of those free password manager versions will quickly become unusable once you reach a certain number of passwords or want to add someone to your vault. (They have to make money too.)

With 1Password, there are no hidden price-points that you’ll reach. Just the one upfront price that’s lower than the price of the competitors. Note that 1Password does offer a free 30-day free trial on their plans.

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We made a great guide that walks you through the basics of using 1Password, so be sure to check that out. We’ll summarize it for you here.

You’ll either sign up for a 1Password account yourself or be invited by someone using a family, team, or business plan. Once you confirm your account via email, then you’ll be ready to set up 1Password.

Master Password

The first thing 1Password asks you to create is your Master Password. You’ll want to create a long, random, and unique password that will give you access to every other password you use on the internet. So it might be the most important password you ever create. It definitely should not be a password you use for anything else. We recommend using 1Password’s random password generator for this. Print it out. Memorize it. And keep it safe!

Download the apps and install the plugins

Download the 1Password app and install the plugins on all your devices (phones, laptops, etc.) and browsers. Remember you’ll be using 1Password to secure just about everything from here on out.

Start using

Now, as long as you are signed into 1Password, 1Password will autofill passwords you save to it and can even autofill other information like your contact information and credit cards. Each time you need to first use 1Password, you’ll need to unlock it first. (You can even unlock 1Password with an Apple watch.

You’ll just need to add all that information to the 1Password app. You can change over all your old passwords to more secure versions using 1Password’s random password generator. And soon, you’ll have all your passwords stored in one place, secured by 1Password.

Here’s a nice video from 1Password that walks you through the process of getting setup:

Create vaults

Once you get the feel for 1Password, you’ll likely want to create vaults for your various passwords. A vault is simply the storage container into which certain passwords get placed. You can set permissions on each vault if you’re sharing passwords with family members or colleagues.

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We’re mentioning the interface of 1Password because we feel that this is one of its biggest strengths and one of the main things that will differentiate 1Password from other password managers. Across the various platforms and plugins, 1Password prioritizes simplicity over complexity—making it a great manager for both experienced internet carousers and novices.

The image above shows the basic look of each of the different types of apps.

The apps from left to right:

1. macOS (desktop)
2. Android (phone)
3. Browser Plugin (Firefox)
4. iOS (phone)
5. Windows (desktop)

Here’s a short GIF of what it’s like to navigate inside of the Windows 1Password application:

Think of the individual account as the standard 1Password account. With this account, you get all the standard features and protections that 1Password offers but simply cannot add other users to the account.

Some of the 1Password standard features include:

• Unlimited passwords
• A secure “master” password for all of your passwords
• Random password generator
• Password syncing across devices and platforms
• 1 GB of storage
• 24/7 support
• Access to Travel Mode (explained here)
• Two-factor authentication (also somewhat unique among password managers)
• Apps to use on an unlimited number of devices.
• Digital Wallet (explained here)
• Watchtower to check for potential breaches (explained here)

The price for an individual account is $2.99/month.

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This is where 1Password excels and rises above many of the other password managers. The features of a family account are pretty extensive and very customizable. With a family account, you can add up to 5 members (and more for an additional fee).

Family sharing

With a 1Password family account, each member of your household will receive a standard account (as described in the previous section). Passwords can be shared across the members of your family in shared vaults, which can be customized. So, for example, maybe you only want to share your Netflix password with your spouse and not your kids. You can create a “Mom & Dad” 1Password vault that holds the passwords you only want to be shared across the two of you.

Teaching your family early the importance of keeping their data and accounts safe from theft is vital.

Personal Vault

You can still, of course, maintain a personal vault of passwords that can only be accessed by you and no one else.

Teaching good internet security habits

Teaching your family early the importance of keeping their data and accounts safe from theft is vital. With a 1Password family account, you can help to establish the good habits that will protect everyone in your family.

The price for a family account is $4.99/month. If you need to add extra family members, it will cost $0.99 per additional member.

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Howchoo switched over to 1Password this year, and we love it. In fact, we think this is where 1Password’s best value rests. One of the real plusses to a business account is that every individual in the business given 1Password also gets a free family account that they can use for their personal items. With a business account, you can have up to 20 users.

As more and more work goes remote, 1Password makes it easy to share passwords words across teams, departments, and accounts.

Business vaults

What’s great is that vaults can be created in 1Password for each individual department with a business, such as a “marketing vault” for marketing-related passwords and a “sales vault” for sales-related passwords. You can then oversee the activity in each of the vaults to see how 1Password is being used by your company as well as your company’s overall security level.

Remote work

As more and more work goes remote, 1Password makes it easy to share passwords words across teams, departments, and accounts. It allows a business or company to maintain a level of security, even when they have employees scattered across the country—globe.

Here’s a nice, short video of how you can use shared vaults as a business:

Aditional Business features

From 1Password’s Advanced Protection Dashboard, you have the ability to do things like ensuring that your users are creating strong enough passwords, view fraudulent sign-in attempts, review any data breaches and pinpoint the source, as well as other things to help keep your company secure.

And 1Password is used by many top companies for whom security is paramount, like IBM, Slack, Dropbox, and Gitlab.

The price for a business account is $7.99/month.

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1Password has everything you’d expect and want in terms of security, which most password managers will also have.

Even 1Password does not have access to your information.

Besides the standard two-factor authentication, which adds an extra layer of security to your passwords stored within 1Password, there are a variety of security features, some of which set 1Password apart from other password managers.

Total encryption

Even 1Password does not have access to your information, which protects you in case there is a data breach over at 1Password. Basically, should 1Password ever get hacked, your information will not be available to the hacker.

This starts with end-to-end AES 256-bit encryption across the pathways your data takes from your computer to the 1Password servers. Best of all, it doesn’t even need to send your information over the internet in order to authenticate your credentials.

Other security features

• Secure input fields protect you from keystroke loggers.
• Watchtower feature allows you to monitor any potential security issues or breaches.
• Always requires human input to protect you from phishers and digital attacks.

If you’re really interested in 1Password’s security (we mean really), then 1Password released a comprehensive 80-page document detailing all the security features.

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1Password allows you to sync your data across all of your devices. So, for example, if you save a password on your laptop, you’ll have that password saved when you go to use it from your phone. Just make sure you have the 1Password app installed on each device you own and use.

We found the process to be fairly intuitive and easy to set up. The average internet user should have no trouble syncing 1Password across devices and browsers.

Supported operating systems

• macOS
• Windows
• Linux
• ChromeOS
• iOS
• Android
• Command Line

Supported browsers

• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox
• Safari
• Brave Browser
• Microsoft Edge

Some slight bugginess

The syncing process with 1Password is relatively painless and functional, though we did run into some issues with the browser extensions for Firefox. Sometimes, 1Password will not recognize that you already have the browser extension installed. It will make you go to the webpage with the Firefox extension download for 1Password to recognize that you already had it installed. It was a mild annoyance that hopefully will get a fix soon.

The quality and intuitiveness across each of 1Password‘s applications (macOS, iOS, Firefox, etc.) do vary slightly.

Phone applications (iOS, Android)

(Fair)

We found the 1Password phone applications to be less user-friendly overall than the desktop counterpart. To properly set up the applications on your phone, you would need to spend extra time favoriting all of your most-used passwords for easy access.

Once you do this, then the phone applications begin to make a bit more sense. Still, we found that it’s not as intuitive as we would like it to be. Some information like tags feels clunky at first use.

Desktop applications (macOS, Windows, etc.)

(Great)

It’s a much more pleasing experience to navigate the 1Password desktop applications compared to the phone applications.

The 1Password applications installed on the desktop, on the other hand, feel much more user-friendly. When you first open 1Password on your computer, you are shown the list of vaults and passwords you have saved. This makes the most sense for the average user of the service.

The left toolbar includes all of your other stored information like credit cards, driver’s license, passport, etc.

It’s also just a much more pleasing experience to navigate the 1Password desktop applications compared to the phone applications.

Browser Plugins/Extensions (Safari, Firefox, Chrome, etc.)

(Good)

Most of the choppiness inherent in the browser extensions has to do with the security features 1Password built into them. For example, it can be mildly annoying to have to sign back into the extension each time your computer goes to sleep or you open your browser. But when you factor in the security it provides, then it’s worth it.

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As a team, we’ve shared quite a few passwords across the company with 1Password. The process is easy and we’ve had no issues with our team being able to access and make use of the passwords in 1Password.

When you want to share a password with 1Password, you’re essentially going to add the password to Shared Vault. There are two ways to share a password with 1Password:

1. When you initially save the password in 1Password, you can select which vault to save it in. Choose a Shared Vault to share it with everyone who has access to that vault.
2. If it’s a password you’ve already saved to a Personal Vault, then you’ll simply move it to your Shared Vault.

You can easily move things back and forth between vaults and even create numerous vaults for different sharing preferences. This becomes particularly useful when sharing in a Family Plan.

This 1Password feature is very cool and truly unique among password managers. Essentially, travel mode allows you to completely and temporarily remove entire vaults in 1Password while you’re traveling.

Why does this matter?

Well, let’s say your crossing an international border during travel. The border agent asks you for your bag, which contains your laptop. They take your bag into some dark back-room where they open up your laptop and start perusing your personal accounts.

If you have 1Password’s travel mode active, however, then there’s essentially no data there for them to see. Your information does not exist on the computer.

Can I turn it back on?

Yes. When you arrive at your destination, you’ll turn off travel mode in 1Password and your data will be restored!

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1Password has 24/7 support for users.

It’s important that a password manager like 1Password have 24/7 support for a couple of reasons:

1. Access account at night

Let’s say you really need to access an account at midnight, but there’s an issue using 1Password. You can’t be expected to wait until business hours to get it sorted out.

2. Having trouble while you’re not at home

If you’re at a store and 1Password is giving you trouble with your credit cards, then you’ll want to be able to fix that situation right away.

Extras

1Password has a nice store of helpful articles and Youtube videos that aim to simplify the process of using their software.

No phone support

It’s important to note that if you’re looking to speak to a person on the phone about an issue, there is no findable phone number to contact 1Password. They’re going the way of many companies it seems and moving all support functionality to:

• Online forums
• Email forms
• And Twitter

They do note that they respond to the posts in the online forums very quickly, but we have not had the chance to test those claims.

1Password provides users with 1 GB of storage (5 GB for Business accounts) that can be used for anything you want to keep safe. Think of this storage as a kind of digital safety deposit box for any kind of file you want to save and keep safe.

Things to save in 1Password storage

• Copy of a will
• Passports
• Business documents that need extra security
• Private images
• Tax documents
• Anything else you want to keep safe and private

You also have the ability to share the files you place into 1Password by placing them into a shared vault.

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You have the ability to create multiple Identities within 1Password, which you can switch to for different uses.

What is an identity?

An identity in 1Password is essentially a digital profile that you can use to do things like:

• Auto-fill forms in browsers (name, address, phone, etc.)
• Switch between multiple 1Password accounts (Business/Personal) and identities with different stored passwords

Are they secure and private?

1Passwords has taken extra steps to make sure that your identity information can not be used by keystroke hackers or auto-fill bots. They also never share your information with any entity for any reason.

Attention Mac users

You can simply click and drag a profile from your Apple contacts to create an identity.

A nice additional feature of 1Password for Mac users is a digital wallet that stores your credit card information securely and can automatically fill it in for online purchases.

If you’re an Apple user, then you might be used to this feature already with the Apple Wallet. The good news is that 1Password will seamlessly sync with your already established Apple Wallet to add an extra layer of protection to your credit card information.

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