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Save a whopping 85% on a two-year Surfshark VPN subscript...
https://www.tomshardware.com/author/ben-stockton · 2026-06-18 · via Latest from Tom's Hardware
Surfshark One two-year VPN subscription deal
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One of the big names in the virtual private network world, Surfshark, has slashed its prices. You can now pick up a two-year Surfshark One subscription for only $75.33, knocking the price down by a whopping $436.32 compared to a monthly sub over the same period, and you're getting an extra three months included for free, too.

Check out this deal at Surfshark

That's a huge discount on a VPN service that provides you with quality online protection. VPN services like Surfshark mean that you gain extra anonymity while you're browsing the web, keeping your IP address (and location) a secret from nosy retailers or, worse, malicious actors. Your money is protected, too, by a 30-day money-back guarantee for new customers, so you can try the service out and request a refund if it isn't working out.

Surfshark One is more than just a VPN, however. This is a full suite of tools that you can use to stay protected while you're online. That said, the VPN element is one of the biggest features here. It supports unlimited connections and offers over 4,500 servers to connect to, hosted in 100 different countries.

That means you'll have the option to connect your devices from one location, but pretend you're elsewhere. As far as the website you're visiting is concerned, you're really in London, even if you're sipping a coffee in LA while you do it. This kind of protection is really important in the modern world, as it makes it harder to track and trace what you're doing online. Another benefit, one that isn't as widely promoted, is the ability to view streaming services abroad, although your mileage may vary with this, depending on the server you're using.

256-bit encryption is included as standard, tunneling your connection to Surfshark's servers to prevent any eavesdroppers. Other common features, like a kill switch to halt internet traffic immediately if you disconnect to stop any leakage, are available, as is multi-hop, which routes your data through more than one server, just in case. Surfshark is a no-logs provider, too, and was independently audited last year, so even if law enforcement agencies ask for your data, Surfshark isn't going to be able to provide it.

Surfshark One's other features, meanwhile, provide you with antivirus protection, using antivirus company Avira's protection engine. The service also includes baked-in ad blocking, along with cookie consent pop-up blocks. Further online protection is provided with Surfshark's Alternative ID system, which lets you generate fake personal details for online websites, along with masked email aliases. Email scam protection, along with data leak alerts, is also available.

There's a lot of value included in this two-year Surfshark One subscription, especially at the $75.33 sale price. With a saving of $436 here, you can rest easy that you'll be safer online for at least two years, plus the three extra months Surfshark is throwing in for free, than you would be without it. You can try for 30 days and request a refund if you change your mind, so it really is risk-free.

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Ben Stockton is a deals writer at Tom’s Hardware. He's been writing about technology since 2018, with bylines at PCGamesN, How-To Geek, and Tom’s Guide, among others. When he’s not hunting down the best bargains, he’s busy tinkering with his homelab or watching old Star Trek episodes.