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A FAIRER WAY TO COMPARE

Compare VPNs under the same conditions

A quick speed headline rarely tells the full story. Choose two setups, keep the test source consistent and look at exit locations both setups can actually reach.

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FAIR VPN COMPARISONS

We compare VPNs from the same test source and only use exit locations that both sides have in common. Results from different test machines or unrelated routes are not mixed together.

✓ Same test source ✓ Same exit locations ✓ Quality-checked tests ✓ Each exit counts equally
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NordLynx

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Lightway UDP

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HOW WE KEEP IT FAIR

What we require before calling a winner

01

Balance sources explicitly

Balanced global first computes each source independently, then gives each ready regional source equal weight. Regional source views remain separate and source-specific.

02

Compare the same exit locations

An exit location is used only when both VPNs have enough data for it.

03

Use quality-checked results

A test has to pass our quality checks before it can affect the comparison.

04

Give every exit equal weight

One exit cannot dominate the result just because it was tested more often.