Import a free VPN subscription into v2rayNG on Android. Works on any Android 5.0+ phone, no root required.
Copy this URL and paste it into v2rayNG's subscription group:
Download the latest .apk from v2rayNG releases. Install it (Android may ask you to allow "Install unknown apps" for your browser). v2rayNG is also on Google Play in some regions.
On the homepage, long-press the v2rayN / v2rayNG URL and select Copy link. This is the v2ray-base64 URL.
Open v2rayNG. Tap ≡ → Subscription group setting → +. Name it, paste the URL into URL, leave other fields default, tap ✓.
Back on the main screen, tap ≡ → Update subscriptions (no proxy). After a few seconds you'll see the free nodes listed.
Tap any server row, then tap the big V button at the bottom right to start the VPN. Android will ask for VPN permission once — tap OK. The V turns green when connected.
Open a browser and visit ipinfo.io. The shown country should match the node. If it still shows your home IP, tap V again to disconnect then reconnect.
For casual browsing, no — default (global) works fine. If you want to keep banking or local apps off the VPN, enable Settings → Per-app proxy and exclude them.
Tap ≡ → Real ping test. v2rayNG will measure each server. Sort by ping, pick the lowest.
Tap it and pick a different one from the same country. Free nodes rotate — we refresh the list every hour.
Yes — install via a sideloader or adb. Navigation is a bit awkward with a remote; consider Clash Meta for Android TV instead if you have issues.