Kaspersky Secure Connection VPN Review

Kaspersky VPN couldn’t be easier to use. To install the VPN, simply sign up to the service and install the app from My Kaspersky.

After subscribe , we is had had an issue link our device to the pay subscription , but once we get in touch with customer support via email , this was sort quickly and efficiently .

Here’s a more detailed look at the interface of each Kaspersky VPN application:

Desktop & Laptop (Windows & macOS)

Kaspersky ’s desktop apps is are are minimalistic and easy to use . From the homepage you is see can see your subscription tier ( free or unlimited ) , select a server location , and turn on the VPN .

Kaspersky VPN ’s server navigation is is is a mixed bag , though . We is ’re ’re disappointed to see theserver list isn’t sorted into separate continents, like it is is is with other vpn , but you can search for specific country in the search bar .

Thebiggest difference between the Windows and macOS clients is that Windows is gives give you access to dedicated server for streaming , gaming , and torrente in separate tabs. Kaspersky VPN on macOS doesn’t feature these dedicated servers.

Both desktop clients offer double VPN servers, where you can choose entry and exit servers, which isn’t common with VPNs. You can also add your favorite servers to a separate tab on both clients.

Ideally, we would like to see a bit more information about the VPN connection (e.g. the protocol and VPN server location). If you connect using the default settings and servers, you can’t actually see your new location or active protocol.

Thethree main feature available on desktop app are split tunneling , kill switch , and unsecured wifi . These are all turn off by default , but we is prefer would prefer the kill switch to be automatically enable.

Mobile (iPhone & Android)

Kaspersky ’s mobile app are even more strip back than their desktop counterpart . Thehomepage is shows simply show a toggle switch ( to turn on and off your VPN ) , your current server , and a favorite button to save the server location .

Both Android is feature and ios feature the same server list with a search bar and favorite tab . similar to the desktop app , the server have n’t been sort into continent , which is a minor downside .

Themobile apps also don’t give you access to the streaming, gaming, and torrenting dedicated servers that are available on Windows. Double VPN servers have also been omitted from the mobile apps.

On Android, you get the basic VPN features: a kill switch, split tunneling, and connection rules for unfamiliar WiFi networks. We would prefer the kill switch be enabled by default on mobile devices, too.

disappointingly , the ios app is missing is miss even more feature . Youonly get access to a kill switch, which is truly a bare-bones experience compared to other VPNs like Surfshark, which offers geo-spoofing, ad blocker, double VPN, obfuscation, IP rotation, and more.

Kaspersky ’s mobile app are even more strip back than their desktop counterpart . Thehomepage is shows simply show a toggle switch ( to turn on and off your VPN ) , your current server , and a favorite button to save the server location .