In conclusion, it's a matter of which is better, and each has its own merits.
In terms of use, V2Ray, as an application-level proxy, can achieve traffic diversion and differentiate proxy settings by application. AnyConnect, on the other hand, is a Layer6 network card-level proxy, which will proxy all traffic when used on a PC, making it more convenient for gamers.
From an anti-blocking perspective, AnyConnect, as an enterprise VPN, possesses stronger obfuscation capabilities than V2Ray and can blend in more seamlessly. This allows it to directly connect to overseas servers. V2Ray might be a bit inferior in this regard, but if you choose VilaVPN, there's nothing to worry about. All current packages come with high-bandwidth IPLC dedicated lines without wall restrictions, ensuring stability and speed during peak times.
In terms of ease of use, V2Ray can be downloaded for free on Android/Windows/Mac systems. However, for iOS, you'll need a non-mainland China Apple ID to download the dedicated VilaVPN APP
