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Learn more about the Deeper Connect VPN router, now $149.97 with free shipping (reg. $219). These gadgets sell out fast, so order yours ASAP.

A VPN router encrypts your internet connection at the network level, hiding your browsing activity from prying eyes. Unlike a traditional VPN service that runs on individual devices, a VPN router provides automatic security for everything connected.

Simply plug it into your laptop via USB-C for power, choose a server location, and wirelessly pair up to five devices.

Yes! This VPN router is designed to be portable (if you were wondering why it connects to your laptop instead of the wall). Whether you’re working from a coffee shop or using hotel Wi-Fi, you can have peace of mind that your data and passwords are secure.

Nearly all internet-enabled devices can connect to this VPN’s servers, including your laptop, desktop, smartphone, tablet, smart TV, and gaming console. Just remember that you’re limited to five simultaneous connections.

We have a hard time keeping these in stock because everyone seems to be after a VPN with no subscription fees. But we have them right now for $149.97 with free shipping (reg. $219), so order quickly if you’re interested.

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