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Surfshark VPN Is Down to Just 2 Bucks a Month for Black Friday and Cyber Monday

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Looking for a Black Friday and now Cyber Monday deal on a world-renowned VPN at a great value? Surfshark VPN might have just what you’re looking for. While each month would usually set you back $5, the company is offering a Black Friday deal that nets you two years of coverage at a fixed rate of $1.99 per month, as well as an extra 3 months. Surfshark’s biggest deal of the year will end on December 2, after which the price for the 2-year subscription of Surfshark One will increase.

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Mathematicians among you will know this deal is netting you 27 months of an excellent VPN for $47.76, a huge drop from the standard price, and a great deal compared to rivals, too. Still, all of that means little if the product itself isn’t worth subscribing to, but Surfshark has become a favorite for many for its speed and geounblocking prowess.

VPNs will always lead to reduced download speeds, but Surfshark remains a consistent performer whether you’re connecting to Toronto or Tokyo. With more than 4,500 servers worldwide as of October 2025, it’s one of the most well-supported, too, with locations across over 100 countries. This also helps with getting around geoblocks. Want to see what Netflix is like in the UK, or check out a different Disney Plus library? Surfshark can help with that, and the faster speeds mean you can enjoy 4K streaming just about anywhere you want.

Naturally, security and privacy should also be front of mind when it comes to picking a VPN to use. Surfshark’s default VPN protocol is WireGuard, which has excellent compatibility across online services, and it’s open source so anyone can check for faults. Traffic is 256-bit AES encrypted, too, so your ISP doesn’t have access to your data. And, if your connection drops, a kill switch will cut traffic from your device entirely, and the company runs regular data leak monitoring sweeps to notify you if your email, payment card, or other personal data appear online in a data breach.

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Add the fact you can connect unlimited (yes, unlimited) devices to your Surfshark account, there’s a lot to like – especially at just $1.99 per month.

Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He’s a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife’s dismay.

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