In this video, I put Surfshark through a fresh, real-world test run to answer one question: is it still a great deal, or is it getting overhyped? I cover the stuff that actually matters—app experience across platforms, privacy and logging, security features, streaming performance, and whether the “unlimited devices” claim is as valuable as it sounds. I also break down the features that separate Surfshark from the pack, like GPS spoofing on Android, split tunneling (Bypasser), CleanWeb ad/malware blocking, MultiHop, and the newer IP Rotator. On the privacy side, I dig into the Netherlands jurisdiction (and why it’s not automatically a dealbreaker), the no-logs stance, the Deloitte audit, the warrant canary, and the move to RAM-only servers. Then I run WireGuard speed tests on a 1 Gbps connection—seeing 600+ Mbps in the US and peaks around ~750 Mbps—plus leak testing for IP/DNS (passed). For streaming, I test Netflix (16+ regions) and other services like BBC iPlayer, Disney+, Hulu, and Prime Video. My verdict: Surfshark is one of the most impressive VPNs I’ve tested, with the main caveats being the pricey monthly plan and the lack of a dedicated router app—so if you try it, the 2-year deal is where the value is.