2026 SuperBiu Review: Price Changes, CN2 Entrances and Historical Tests
SuperBiu review update: the provider has announced higher plan prices, lower traffic multipliers, and changes to its entrance routing and protocol. Historical price tables and test records are retained for comparison; current prices, availability and performance need checking.
Website: https://biubiux.online
Source review: 2026-10-09
This update reviewed public provider notices only. No new purchase or performance test was conducted, and the page update date is not a test date. The price tables below come from the 2026-02-24 version of this article and are not current quotes.
- Price and multiplier notice: plan prices increased and node multipliers decreased. The provider directs buyers to its plan page; exact new prices were not confirmed here.
- Entrance-routing notice: the provider says OPT nodes were removed and all entrances switched to three-carrier CN2 with multi-entrance load balancing. This does not independently establish end-to-end IPLC or absence of public-internet transit.
- Protocol notice: VLESS nodes were replaced with AnyTLS; update the client and subscription.
Current one-time package availability and expiry terms remain unverified. Exact publication dates of these notices were not established from the readable pages; the date above is our source-review date.
Contents
- Overview
- Plans and prices
- Routing and features
- Historical test records
- Setup
- Usage scenarios
- Security and privacy
- Frequently asked questions
- Conclusion
Overview
SuperBiu targets streaming, AI tools and everyday cross-border access. The reviewed provider notices describe CN2 entrances and AnyTLS. Earlier claims about end-to-end IPLC, instant 8K playback during peak hours and anonymity should not be treated as current guarantees.
Key facts
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Website | biubiux.online |
| Lowest monthly price | Unverified; the old record was CNY 11 for 50GB, and the provider has announced an increase |
| Billing | The old article listed recurring and one-time traffic; check current options and availability |
| Routing and protocol | Provider notices describe three-carrier CN2 entrances and AnyTLS; architecture not independently verified |
| Locations | Old records list Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, United States and Europe; check the current subscription |
| Media and AI access | Old records include Netflix, Disney+, HBO, YouTube and ChatGPT; verify each node |
| Privacy | No independent privacy or infrastructure audit seen; no anonymity or public-transit guarantee |
| Support | Contact through website tickets; current response times were not tested |
Plans and prices
The following tables preserve the 2026-02-24 article's historical prices for comparison. The provider has announced a price increase. Links open the current offer; they do not mean the old price is still available.
Recurring plans (2026-02-24 article records)
| Plan | Monthly | Quarterly | Six months | Annual | Monthly traffic | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Biu 50G | CNY 11 | CNY 30 | CNY 60 | CNY 120 | 50GB | View plan |
| Mini Biu 100G | CNY 16 | CNY 45 | CNY 90 | CNY 180 | 100GB | View plan |
| Mini Biu 200G | CNY 24 | CNY 70 | CNY 135 | CNY 260 | 200GB | View plan |
| Medium Biu 300G | CNY 33 | CNY 95 | CNY 185 | CNY 360 | 300GB | View plan |
| Medium Biu 500G | CNY 45 | CNY 132 | CNY 260 | CNY 495 | 500GB | View plan |
Check new prices and multipliers in the plan page and subscription. The dashboard notice says listings display prices for the default billing period, so distinguish monthly, quarterly and annual totals.
One-time traffic packages (2026-02-24 no-expiry records)
| Package | Traffic | One-time price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biu-as-you-go 120G | 120GB | CNY 40 | View plan |
| Biu-as-you-go 240G | 240GB | CNY 79 | View plan |
| Biu-as-you-go 380G | 380GB | CNY 128 | View plan |
| Biu-as-you-go 880G | 880GB | CNY 238 | View plan |
The old article described these packages as having no traffic-expiry date. Current availability, prices and expiry terms were not confirmed. A non-expiring quota does not protect against provider closure or policy changes.
Routing and features
- Entrance routing: the provider announced three-carrier CN2 and multi-entrance load balancing. Results depend on the local connection and chosen node.
- Protocol change: the provider replaced VLESS with AnyTLS; older clients or subscriptions may need updating.
- Media and AI access: old records cover Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, ChatGPT and Claude. Current access needs testing.
- Node selection: compare latency, packet loss, multiplier and sustained playback. A node name alone does not establish route quality.
- Peak-hour performance: historical samples remain below, but current peak-hour speeds were not tested. No instant-8K or unlimited-speed guarantee is made.
Historical test records
The 2026-02-24 article contained the following short-test record and screenshots, without a specific test date. These historical samples cannot establish performance of the adjusted CN2/AnyTLS nodes:
- Connection: China Mobile 300Mbps in Zhejiang
- Time: 20:00–21:00 evening peak
- Hong Kong: 165Mbps down, 92Mbps up, 18ms latency
- United States West: 118Mbps down, 67Mbps up, 135ms latency
- Asian game route: reported packet loss below 0.2%
The same sample reported access to Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, YouTube 8K, Spotify, Apple TV+, ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, and GitHub Copilot.
No retest was conducted for this update. Routing changes, local connection, device, time, platform policies and node load can produce different results.
Setup
- Register through the website and complete any email verification.
- Check current prices, billing period, quota and multipliers. Confirm whether any one-time package is actually on sale.
- Follow the website's current guidance to choose a client and version supporting AnyTLS, then copy the matching subscription URL.
- Import it and refresh the node list; replace old VLESS configurations as directed by the provider.
- Test several nodes.
- Enable the proxy mode appropriate for your device.
Use the website's current client support list and protocol requirements. Older clients may not support AnyTLS; the general tutorials below do not establish current compatibility.
Usage scenarios
| Scenario | Locations to test first | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Video streaming | Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan | Actual catalog, resolution, and sustained playback |
| AI services | United States, Singapore | Account availability and session stability |
| Trading platforms | Japan, Singapore, United States | Platform rules, IP consistency, and account risk |
| Games | Japan, South Korea | RTT, jitter, and packet loss |
| Overseas work | North America, Europe | SaaS access and video-call stability |
| Remote work | Any suitable encrypted node | Employer policy and actual privacy requirements |
Using a proxy does not eliminate platform compliance, account, financial, or security risks.
Security and privacy
The old article included provider claims about encryption, avoiding public-internet transit, anonymity and retaining only necessary billing data. No independent privacy or infrastructure audit was seen in this review. Neither a CN2 entrance nor an encrypted protocol establishes full anonymity; the provider remains a trust party. Protect account credentials and sensitive information accordingly.
Client guides
These are general tutorials. First confirm that your current client version supports the protocol and subscription format supplied by the provider.
| Platform | Client covered by guide | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Android | Clash for Android | Android guide |
| iOS | Shadowrocket | Shadowrocket guide |
| Windows | Clash Verge Rev | Windows guide |
| macOS | Clash Verge Rev | macOS guide |
Frequently asked questions
Does SuperBiu refund plans?
The 2026-02-24 article recorded a default no-refund policy. Check current refund terms before paying and choose a small, short-term plan that is actually on sale for testing.
Can several people share SuperBiu?
The 2026-02-24 article recorded no device limit. Confirm current device, simultaneous-session and sharing rules in the terms of your chosen plan.
Does SuperBiu reduce speeds at peak hours?
This update reviewed public notices only, without a new peak-hour test. The provider announced three-carrier CN2 entrances; old measurements cannot guarantee current speeds. Test on your own connection.
How long are SuperBiu's one-time packages valid?
The 2026-02-24 article listed 120GB, 240GB, 380GB and 880GB one-time packages with no stated traffic expiry. Current availability and expiry terms remain unverified; check the live plan page and order terms.
Before you order
- Recheck prices, quota, multiplier, device rules, reset or expiry date, and refund terms.
- Test evening peaks and the exact media, AI, game, or work services you need.
- Do not infer audited privacy from marketing terms such as “IPLC,” “anonymous,” or “no public internet.”
- Keep a backup connection for important work or account access.
Conclusion
SuperBiu has announced changes to prices, node multipliers, entrance routing and protocol. The old CNY 11/50GB offer and one-time packages are historical references only. Check live prices and terms, then use a small, short-term plan that is on sale to test peak hours, streaming and the AI services you need. Keep a backup for important work.
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Disclaimer
This article is for technical information. Follow the laws and rules that apply where you live and use network services responsibly.