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🇳🇱Netherlands VPN speed by city and region
See quality-checked VPN results by city or region, including the VPN servers actually observed during the selected time window. Use the filters to match the same test location, provider and protocol shown on the heatmap.
City / location breakdown
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| City / location | Provider | Protocol | Observed endpoint(s) | Samples | Median speed | Retention | Latency | Loss | Last test |
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At a glance
What stands out in the Netherlands
These highlights follow the filters above, so you can compare the same slice of data without reading the whole table.
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Protocol performance in the Netherlands
P10 shows the slower end of normal results, P50 is the median, and P90 shows the stronger end. Groups need at least three quality-checked samples to appear.
| Provider | Protocol | Median speed | P10 retention | P50 retention | P90 retention | Samples |
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What the data shows
Netherlands VPN performance, in plain English
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Results can change as providers rotate servers and network conditions shift. We keep the wording tied to the measurements on this page rather than making claims that the data cannot support.
How to read these results
We only use measurements that pass Secure-VPN's quality checks and still belong to an active or suspect catalog target. Changing a filter simply narrows the benchmark you see here, so you can compare one source, provider or protocol without losing the wider country context.
City names come from the target metadata when they are available. If a target has no city, we fall back to the detected exit city, then the region, and finally a country-level label. We would rather show a broader location than guess a city that was never recorded.
For observed endpoints, NordVPN may expose a vendor hostname directly. ExpressVPN does not always do that, so we show a validated reverse-DNS hostname when one is available and otherwise show the measured exit IP. A technical target ID is never passed off as a real observed server.