This article focuses on the entry-level plan CN.HK.BGP.V2.Basic from this series. Through detailed test data, we provide an in-depth analysis of its performance and list the full range of available plans to give you a comprehensive purchasing reference.
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VMISS Hong Kong VPS BGP V2 Full Plan Overview
The first plan in the list is CN.HK.BGP.V2.Basic. Discount code: 10%off
| RAM | CPU | SSD | Bandwidth | Traffic | Original Price (CAD/month) | After 10% Discount (CAD/month) | Purchase Link |
| 1024 MB | 1 core | 10G | 100Mbps | 400GB | 5.00 | 4.50 | Link / Link |
| 1024 MB | 1 core | 15G | 100Mbps | 800GB | 10.00 | 9.00 | Link / Link |
| 2048 MB | 1 core | 20G | 200Mbps | 1200GB | 16.00 | 14.40 | Link |
| 4096 MB | 2 cores | 40G | 200Mbps | 2000GB | 30.00 | 27.00 | Link |
| 8192 MB | 4 cores | 80G | 300Mbps | 3600GB | 60.00 | 54.00 | Link |
Review: How Does CN.HK.BGP.V2.Basic Perform?
Network Performance: Stable Ping, Good Direct Routing on Three Networks
The new BGP V2 routing shows solid Ping performance.
- China mainland latency: Average 59ms. Slightly higher than other VMISS routes, but still within a good range. South China averages only 47ms, offering a better experience for Guangdong and Fujian users.
- International latency: Strong performance, especially in Asia, averaging 84ms. Latency to the Philippines is as low as 21ms, making it suitable for Southeast Asia–focused services.
Routing Analysis: Direct Outbound, but Return Path Has Detours
Outbound routing performs well across all three major ISPs:
- China Telecom: Routes via Beijing backbone and directly connects in Hong Kong. Good performance.
- China Unicom: Routes via Guangdong and AS4837 backbone, clean and low latency.
- China Mobile: Routes via Guangzhou and AS9808 backbone, also stable and efficient.
However, return paths for all ISPs are routed through Cogent.
- Telecom return: Routes via Canada, UK, and US before reaching Beijing/Shanghai, resulting in higher latency.
- Unicom return: Similar detour via Canada and UK before entering China.
- Mobile return: Routes via Canada and Hong Kong before reaching Shanghai/Guangdong.
This introduces noticeable latency increases, especially for latency-sensitive workloads.
Hardware Performance: Intel CPU + Pure SSD
- CPU: Intel Core Processor, sufficient for lightweight workloads.
- Disk I/O: Pure SSD array ensures fast read/write performance and smooth system operation.
Streaming Unlock & IP Quality
IP geolocation shows Hong Kong, but some databases misidentify it as US or Germany, affecting streaming consistency.
- Unlocked: Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video
- Restricted: YouTube shows mainland China region; TikTok not accessible
Conclusion & Buying Advice
VMISS BGP V2 performs well on outbound routing, but return-path detours are a clear drawback that may impact real-world latency.
Pros:
- Highly competitive pricing with 10% discount code
- Excellent outbound routing across three networks
- Strong SSD performance
- Partial streaming unlock support
Cons:
- Return path detours causing higher latency
- Mixed IP reputation and unstable streaming results
- Not suitable for mail server deployment
Recommendation:
- If latency is not critical or your users are mainly overseas, BGP V2 offers strong value for money.
- If you prioritize mainland China connectivity or low latency, consider testing other routes or consulting updated user benchmarks before purchase.
This concludes the detailed review to help you make a more informed decision.
