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XJ Tunnel VPN is a fast, secure, and easy-to-use VPN application designed to provide a stable and reliable internet connection.
By Kelvin Ooi
Security and privacy editor
XJ Tunnel VPN is an Android app for making a VPN connection. It may suit someone who wants a mobile VPN and is looking for support for particular tunneling methods, rather than an app described only in general terms.
The listing names several supported methods but gives little detail about setting them up. It does not explain how servers are selected, or whether users need to provide connection details.
The build we hold is XJ Tunnel VPN 6.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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The app lists SSH tunneling and OVPN3, identified in the listing as OpenVPN. These are options for establishing the VPN connection. The listing does not explain when to choose one over the other or what setup each requires.
UDP is also listed as a supported protocol. The description does not say whether it is a standalone connection choice or a setting used with another method, so it is not possible to tell how it appears in the app.
V2Ray and WireGuard are two more supported connection methods. That range may matter to someone whose VPN setup calls for one of them, but the listing does not describe configuration options or say whether the app supplies connection profiles.
A control for starting a connection with a single tap is listed. The description does not say what must be selected or configured first, or whether the app chooses a server automatically. It also mentions servers, while noting that availability and network conditions can affect service.
The listing does not state whether an account is required, whether the app includes ads, or whether any feature needs a subscription or payment. It also does not explain what, if anything, is limited in a free version.
The developer says the app is for lawful use. The description does not specify server locations, how server choice works, or which connection method is suitable for a given situation.