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Cheetah Accelerator is an acceleration/VPN service for individuals who need cross-border internet access. Its page highlights “stable access outside the firewall,” a free trial, unlimited traffic, and multiple encryption methods. It offers clients for Android, Windows, and Mac. There is no dedicated iOS client; instead, iOS users need to import a subscription via Shadowrocket. The official site claims the service has been running stably for over 400 days and supports simultaneous use on up to 10 devices.
In terms of protocols, the copy explicitly mentions BGP relay and dedicated-line transmission, with support for SS, vMess, Trojan, and other protocols. However, it does not state whether HTTP or SOCKS5 is supported, nor does it disclose whether the proxies are residential, data center, or mobile. As such, it looks more like a consumer-oriented firewall-circumvention accelerator than an enterprise proxy IP product. For nodes, it only claims “global coverage” and “automatic switching across multiple countries and routes,” without providing a country list, node count, or IP pool size. Concurrency information is clearer: up to 10 devices can be used at the same time, paid plans are advertised as having unlimited traffic, and the trial plan is described as suitable for “smooth 2K HD” streaming.
Pricing is straightforward: 1 month costs ¥29; 6 months costs ¥139, equivalent to ¥23/month; and 2 years costs ¥469, equivalent to ¥19/month. All are described as one-time payments with no automatic renewal. The provider also offers a 6-hour free trial, which is useful for checking network quality before paying. Payment methods include WeChat Pay and Alipay, making it convenient for Chinese-speaking users.
On security, the page says the service can hide the user’s real IP and uses multiple layers of encryption. It also states that accounts with no activity for three months are automatically deleted, and usage records are cleared within six hours. However, these are only brief claims; there is no full no-logs policy, third-party audit, or information about the operating entity. In terms of usability, Android and Windows emphasize one-click connection. iOS users, however, need an overseas Apple ID to download Shadowrocket, while Mac setup involves terminal commands and security settings, which may be a higher barrier for less technical users.
The main advantages are low pricing, a free trial, unlimited traffic, multi-platform support, and use on up to 10 devices. It is best suited to individual users who mainly need access to Google, YouTube, and social media. The drawbacks are the lack of company and country information, opaque node scale, privacy promises without audit support, and unclear customer support and refund policies.
The page targets Chinese-speaking users and supports WeChat Pay and Alipay, but the crawled text does not confirm whether the official website is directly accessible from mainland China, so its China access status is rated as unknown. For comparison, users may also look at similar accelerators listed on the page, including 佛跳墙, 飞鱼, 黑洞, 海鸥, 海豚, Ins, 极光, 坚果, and 奈云.
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