I use it mainly for checking how websites behave from different locations. It has made that workflow much quicker.

I expected the extension to slow Chrome down, but I honestly haven't noticed much difference. It feels pretty lightweight.

I mainly wanted something simple for keeping my regular IP out of certain browsing sessions. IPBurger has been easy to use for that.

I use it mostly when doing research across different regions. So far the connection quality has been good and the location switching works well for what I need.

Switching between proxies is quick and convenient. That alone saves me quite a bit of time compared with the setup I was using before.

After using it for a while, the biggest positive for me is consistency. It has been working pretty much the same way day after day.

I expected the extension to slow Chrome down, but I honestly haven't noticed much difference. It feels pretty lightweight.

I mainly use IPBurger for work-related browsing and research. It has been reliable enough that I stopped looking for alternatives.

I’ve been using this almost every day and so far it has been stable. Nothing fancy, it just does what I need it to do.

I’ve tried a few proxy extensions before, and speed was usually the first problem. IPBurger has been surprisingly quick for my normal browsing.

Good middle ground honestly. Doesn't feel like you're overpaying, and it's a step up from the sketchy cheap ones.

Tried IPBurger after switching from another proxy provider, and honestly, it’s been smoother so far. The residential IPs feel more reliable, especially for social media use.

It's been consistent for the most part. Occasional slowdowns with certain regions, but that's kind of expected with residential.

Honestly if you're on a budget and just need something that actually works, IPBurger is worth a shot. It's not the fastest option out there, but the reliability more than makes up for it .. and that matters a lot more in the long run.

I've been using IPBurger for a few months now, mainly for managing multiple accounts. The proxies are quite stable, and I haven't faced random disconnects like I did with other providers. Setup was also pretty straightforward.

The consistency is what got me. Speeds are decent enough for what I need, and I'm not constantly dealing with blocks during browsing or automation — which was honestly my biggest concern going in. Only reached out to support once and they got back to me pretty quickly, so no complaints there.

Customer support actually surprised me. Had a configuration issue early on and instead of getting some copy-paste response, they walked me through it step by step. Felt like talking to someone who actually wanted to help.

I use IPBurger mainly for scraping and research work. The uptime has been good, and I haven't had major interruptions. It does what it promises.

IPBurger works well for my e-commerce workflows. I’ve been able to manage multiple sessions without getting flagged frequently. That’s a big plus.

Customer support is surprisingly helpful. I had an issue with configuration, and they guided me step by step instead of sending generic replies.

Been testing IPBurger for a couple of weeks now. So far, the connection stability and IP quality have been consistent. No major complaints yet.

The dashboard is cleaner than I expected, honestly. Managing proxies and keeping track of usage is pretty straightforward ....didn't need to dig through tutorials or anything. Even if you're not super technical, you can figure it out without much trouble.

Not flawless, but better than most things I've tried at this price point. Some locations are definitely faster than others, but overall it holds up well enough that I'm not looking to switch anytime soon.

For me it didn’t live up to expectations — took longer to understand, and I ran into connection problems that felt like trial and error. Might just be my setup, but it wasn’t as intuitive as other VPN extensions

Works as advertised most of the time, and I like that you can keep it running without constant tinkering. A couple of small hiccups here and there, but nothing that kills the experience