First connection: choose a client, then import
The service, subscription link and client each have a different role. Choose a client for your device, then use its matching subscription format. If an import fails, identify the step that failed before changing settings.
AI tools: separate connection and account issues
Browsers, desktop apps, terminals and APIs may use different proxy settings. Establish the request path, then check supported regions, account eligibility and service status. Network plans do not include third-party AI memberships or API credits.
Choosing a US VPN: purpose, exit type and real tests
Before comparing prices, check the exit region, datacenter or residential origin, client support and data validity. Static, dedicated and residential describe different properties. A label or a single latency result does not replace a real usage check.
- US VPN nodes and connectivity needs in Hong Kong
- Understand VPN, proxy and subscription terminology
- Compare price, data, validity and service scope
- Residential, broadband, datacenter, static and dedicated IPs
- Measure latency, loss and actual connection quality
- Inspect your current exit, ASN and connection details
Continue on your device: five public setup guides
Each device guide covers downloads, imports and starting a connection. Choose your operating system, install the client, then sign in to obtain your personal subscription.
Understand HKUVPN before choosing a plan
HKUVPN at hkuvpn.com independently operates US datacenter VPN and personal subscription services. Check public prices, service scope and the student offer. This service and HKU ITS's campus VPN use separate accounts.