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Slash nearly $300 off a two-year ExpressVPN subscription ...
Ben Stockton · 2026-05-19 · via Latest from Tom's Hardware
ExpressVPN two-year subscription deal
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One of the best investments that you can make to protect your privacy and data security on the go is a virtual private network subscription from a top-end service like ExpressVPN. The company has just dropped a big discount on its two-year plan that knocks almost $300 off and nets you an extra four months on top, too, all for just $64.12 right now.

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Owning a VPN subscription is a must-have for users who shop and use the web on a regular basis. The first big advantage is privacy: ExpressVPN lets you hide your IP address when you're visiting any site online. As a result, your location is kept hidden, meaning you can browse the web as if you're from one of 105 different countries that the company has servers, along with 24 different locations in the U.S. alone.

Privacy like that is becoming more and more essential in a world where everything we do can be monitored. Every page you visit can leave behind a trace that can be followed. It's also a great and useful idea if you want to become a pretend traveller from another country, as it'll allow you to start streaming content from streaming services unavailable at home. You're also able to take advantage of the protection ExpressVPN can offer when you're browsing on an insecure WiFi network, especially at public locations like hotels and malls, where a malicious actor could be trying to sniff out your data without you realising.

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From a technical standpoint, ExpressVPN ensures that your connection between your devices and its servers is encrypted. It supports all the major operating systems for mobile and desktop, providing industry-standard AES-256 encryption for protection, the same standard used by government agencies. It also supports post-quantum encryption techniques during the handshake process for added protection for your devices when they begin connecting to its servers.

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That said, the ExpressVPN Basic plan on offer here for $64.12, saving you nearly $300, is an absolute steal. That price unlocks a significant amount of online protection, with the added four months on top, a bonus you can't ignore. If you've never used ExpressVPN (or, indeed, any VPN service) before, the 30-day guarantee will let you use this service risk-free. Don't stay unprotected online: if you're worried about your privacy, dive in with a plan like this with this hard-to-beat offer.

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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.