Unlimited devices, WireGuard speeds, and CleanWeb ad blocking — is Surfshark right for Windows PC?
Surfshark's WireGuard achieved 93.2 Mbps on our 100 Mbps fibre benchmark in July 2026 — placing it fourth on our speed leaderboard. Consistency was solid with under 5 Mbps variance across locations.
| Location | Download | Upload | Ping |
|---|---|---|---|
| Netherlands (nearest) | 93.2 Mbps | 89.4 Mbps | 13ms |
| UK London | 91.8 Mbps | 88.1 Mbps | 22ms |
| US New York | 89.4 Mbps | 86.2 Mbps | 91ms |
| Singapore | 87.6 Mbps | 84.3 Mbps | 168ms |
CleanWeb 2.0 blocks ads, malware, trackers, and phishing URLs at the DNS level — no separate app required. Nexus technology routes your connection through multiple servers and rotates your exit IP mid-session, useful for staying ahead of streaming blacklists. The no-logs policy has been audited by Deloitte. DNS, WebRTC, and IPv6 leak tests all passed in our Windows lab.
All 12 streaming platforms were unblocked with a 95% first-attempt success rate. Netflix US, UK, and Japan all loaded at 4K without buffering. Unlike CyberGhost, Surfshark doesn't offer labelled streaming profiles, but automatic server selection handles major services reliably without manual configuration.
The Windows app features one-click connect, auto-select best server, and Bypasser split tunneling — route specific apps or websites outside the VPN. CleanWeb is a main-screen toggle. Pricing starts at $2.49/month on the 2-year plan with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Unlimited simultaneous connections are included on all plans.
Yes — US, UK, JP, and DE Netflix all unblocked reliably. 95% first-attempt success rate across 20 tests.
Unlimited — one subscription covers every device you own simultaneously.
Yes. Deloitte-audited no-logs, CleanWeb malware blocking, and zero leaks in our Windows security tests.
93.2 Mbps on WireGuard — fourth on our 2026 speed leaderboard. Consistent across all tested locations.