AirVPN

Switched to AirVPN (Eddie client) last month and loves it for port forwarding; the five-connection limit and clunky interface are the downsides.

“I switched to eddie air vpn last month and i love it. It has port fowarding which is use a lot”

Uses AirVPN because, unlike Proton and Mullvad, it offers five forwarded ports.

“Neither, I use AirVPN. Neither proton nor mullvad provide 5 ports”

Trusted and respected the AirVPN team but left because its apps were annoying to use.

“The only other VPN I have used was AirVPN, whose team I trusted and respected a great deal, but I left since its clients were annoying to work with”

Switched to AirVPN as an alternative to Mullvad because it supports port forwarding at about the same price.

“I switched to airvpn, perhaps not the safest since they are based in Italy which is member of the 14 eyes, but they support port forwarding and cost around same amount as Mullvad”

Uses AirVPN over WireGuard on Linux with config files and a firewall-based kill switch; speeds have been excellent and it allows up to 20 forwarded ports plus DDNS.

“AirVPN with Wireguard has amazing speeds in my experience and allows up to 20 forwarded ports”