One big difference which is not mentioned in this article is that Bank of America phone app works on all ExpressVPN locations (in the US), while NordVPN ONLY works coming out of NYC, NY. I personally do not feel safe coming out of NYC, plus the added propagation time does not help Also, those connections are saturated, so sooner or later, you'll get bumped off. The whole reason I use a VPN is for secure banking and other secure sites.
With either service, whenever you search with Google on any browser, you'll have to successfully fill out an Re-Captcha form every time you search. Bing search does not seem to be affected, so I often use it instead of Google.
Having both services, NordVPN seems glitchy to me at times, where ExpressVPN seems transparent, as if your not even using a VPN. I do get disconnects with ExpressVPN on occasion, I only know because I can't get mail or browse.
Couldn't tell you if it works for streaming video, don't use that.
I make no money by writing this, I am coming from a consumer user side of things.
With having said all of this, I will be investigating Mozilla's new VPN service, it may also be a good choice. For now, I will stay with ExpressVPN over NordVPN.
The few times I've had issues with ExpressVPN, they've responded by email within 48hrs.
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