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Not only are our picks for the best VPN services fantrastic for your security and watching content without global restrictions, they are regularly discounted too with these amazing deals!

Black Friday is approaching, and the deals are really heating up, including savings on our favorites like 59% off NordVPN, up to 86% off ExpressVPN and nearly $200 off SurfShark.

If you’re willing to shop for two-year plans, the deals are incredible and give you unfettered access to Netflix libraries across the globe, add an additional layer of online privacy (especially on public Wi-Fi networks), and access to a truckload of region-restricted sites.

Whatever your use case, VPNs are priced so low that the opportunities granted by them give you a return on investment quickly! Here are the best VPN deals right now to make the most of your money.

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ExpressVPN deals

ExpressVPN: 35% off 1-year plan + 3 months free + free cloud backup — just $8.32 or £8.12 per month

ExpressVPN: 35% off 1-year plan + 3 months free + free cloud backup — just $8.32 or £8.12 per month
There’s a reason why ExpressVPN tops our list of best services. From its large number of servers offering wicked-fast connections despite its global reach, to its incredible accessibility for users, this is a top choice. Plus, with this special offer, you get far more than you would expect with free cloud backup storage (courtesy of Backblaze).

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NordVPN deals

NordVPN: Up to 68% off 2-year plan — just $3.09 or £2.49 per month

NordVPN: Up to 68% off 2-year plan — just $3.09 or £2.49 per month
NordVPN at this price is a great value. It delivers more servers and pure speed than the competition, and it has 256-bit AES encryption if you want that additional security peace of mind. NordVPN is a properly premium product, but right now it's remarkably affordable. Be aware, though, that once you click on this offer, you’ve got 10 hours to claim it before the price disappears for your IP address.

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SurfShark deals

Surfshark: Up to 81% off a 2-year plan + 2 months free — just $2.49 or £2.19 per month

Surfshark: Up to 81% off a 2-year plan + 2 months free — just $2.49 or £2.19 per month
Surfshark is super easy to use, and works across unlimited simultaneous devices — meaning the whole family can take advantage of international Netflix libraries across the planet. With this special offer, you’re getting a couple of bonus months on top of your full two-year plan.

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CyberGhost deals

CyberGhost: 83% off 2-year plan + 2 months free — just $2.19 or £1.92 per month

CyberGhost: 83% off 2-year plan + 2 months free — just $2.19 or £1.92 per month
This is the optimal choice for streaming and torrenting, and the cheapest option on this list. If you’re willing to go all in on a three-year plan, these prices are insanely good for what you get: fast servers optimized for live streaming and a huge selection of locations.

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ProtonVPN deals

ProtonVPN: 50% off 2-year plan — just $4.99 or €4.99 per month

ProtonVPN: 50% off 2-year plan — just $4.99 or €4.99 per month
If you need a service more focused on security, this is the one for you. Sure, it doesn’t have the large variety of locations and fast speeds that make the aforementioned options streamer-friendly. But ProtonVPN sports a ‘SecureCore’ network that passes your connection through Switzerland and Iceland to keep your IP uncompromised.

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Jason brought a decade of tech and gaming journalism experience to his role as a writer at Laptop Mag, and he is now the Managing Editor of Computing at Tom's Guide. He takes a particular interest in writing articles and creating videos about laptops, headphones and games. He has previously written for Kotaku, Stuff and BBC Science Focus. In his spare time, you'll find Jason looking for good dogs to pet or thinking about eating pizza if he isn't already.

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