It depends on the Hotspot Shield subscription you have.
Hotspot Shield Basic (free)
Free users can only link one (1) device to their account. To upgrade your maximum allowable devices on your account, purchase a Premium subscription.
Hotspot Shield Premium
Premium users can add up to ten (10) devices to their Premium account simultaneously.
From the Hotspot Shield app on your device, sign in to your Premium account to enjoy all your Premium benefits. Learn how to add devices to your Premium account.
Supported devices
Hotspot Shield is compatible with the devices listed below:
iOS devices running iOS 14 or later, including:
- iPhone
- iPad & iPad Mini
- iPod Touch
Learn how to download and install Hotspot Shield on iOS
Android devices running Android OS 5.0 or later, including:
- All Android tablets and phones with VPN support
Learn how to download and install Hotspot Shield for Android
Android TV running Android OS 5.0 or later, including:
- All Android TVs
Learn how to download and install Hotspot Shield on your Android TV
Mac desktops running Mac OS X 10.12 or later, including:
- MacBook Air, MacBook & MacBook Pro
- iMac & Mac Pro
- Mac mini
Learn how to download and install Hotspot Shield on Mac
Windows desktops running Windows 7 or later, including:
- All Windows desktops and laptops
Learn how to download and install Hotspot Shield on Windows
Routers running one of the following:
- FreshTomato, GL.iNet, Asuswrt, DD-WRT
Learn how to download and install Hotspot Shield on your Router
Linux devices:
- All Linux devices, boxes, etc.
Learn how to download and install Hotspot Shield on your Linux device
Current unsupported devices
We’re working on it, but currently, Hotspot Shield does not support these devices:
- Gaming consoles (Nintendo, Xbox, Playstation, etc.)
- Kindle tablets
- Kodi
- SmartTVs that are not Android TV(Apple TV, Samsung, etc.)
- Windows phones
However, there is an alternative way to get most of these unsupported devices protected by Hotspot Shield. That information can be found in this guide.