HitVPN review
A low-cost configuration-based VPN client, but not a native Smart TV option.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
HitVPN is a VPN client for people who already have a configuration from a VPN provider and want to connect through an app on a phone or computer. It supports WireGuard and VLESS and accepts a provider configuration link, so it is aimed at users comfortable handling setup details rather than buyers seeking a ready-to-install television service. Although it appears in the Smart TV VPN category, the published product details describe mobile and desktop use, not a native TV app or television-specific controls.
The published payment terms state €1.2 per month for one connected device. This is a paid-access offer rather than a set of differentiated tiers: the listed plan does not describe added features or a higher device allowance. HitVPN is therefore a narrow option for an individual configuration, and its value depends on having access to a separate VPN provider configuration. The vendor says transmitted data is encrypted, but HitVPN is presented as a client for provider configurations rather than a standalone VPN service.
For TV use, the decisive limitation is fit: HitVPN has no native TV app and no Smart DNS. Its configuration-based approach may suit someone setting up a supported phone or computer, but it does not provide the direct television installation path many smart-TV buyers want. Choose it if manual configuration on other devices is the priority and a one-device paid plan is sufficient. Look elsewhere for a Smart TV VPN with a native television app or Smart DNS support.
HitVPN pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports WireGuard and VLESS protocols
- Accepts VPN-provider configuration links
- Related HitRay and HitTV apps are available
- Where it doesn't
- No native Smart TV app
- No Smart DNS feature
- Paid access is for one connected device
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