Detailed Review of sixtynet's US Astound Residential IP VPS

[sixtynet] has launched a new US residential VPS/home VPS with dual ISP IP properties. The upstream IP provider is "[Astound Broadband]". For IP security reasons, ports 80 and 443 are deliberately blocked (to avoid changing the dual ISP properties). This residential VPS series officially advertises 10Gbps bandwidth (actually might be 1Gbps), with CN2+CUII network access, starting at $20/month (minimum 5TB traffic/month). Special note: [Wave Broadband] now belongs to Astound, as it was acquired in 2018. The following are some test data for reference only.

Official Website: https://sixtynet.net/

Below are the prices for single ISP. Astound Broadband IP requires an additional $5 per month.

RAM	CPU	NVMe	Traffic	Price	Purchase
2G	2 cores	40G	5TB/month	$15/month	Link
4G	4 cores	80G	10TB/month	$35/month	Link
8G	8 cores	160G	20TB/month	$75/month	Link
16G	8 cores	320G	40TB/month	$155/month	Link

The server CPU model is unknown with 2GHz frequency, KVM virtualization, BBR enabled, IPv6 not supported, upstream carrier is Wave Broadband (now called Astound), location shows San Jose, current I/O test around 178MB/s (officially limited):

FIO read/write test data shows the following results:

IPERF3 test results for several popular international nodes (official blocked PING):

Streaming media unlock test results:

VPS performance test, relatively weak performance:

Summary:

IPv4 has dual ISP residential properties, US native IP, excellent unlocking capabilities;

VPS performance is relatively weak, but usable;

From testing, it appears to be 1Gbps bandwidth with minimum 5TB monthly traffic, residential IP (PING blocked, ports 80 and 443 blocked), suitable for streaming/e-commerce businesses.