What This Site Covers
V2Ray Android Download Hub is an independent resource for client downloads and user guides, and is not affiliated with the client development projects. We organize download links for v2rayNG, v2rayN, and v2flyNG, helping readers choose the right installer for their operating system and device architecture, then import subscriptions, configure Routing, and troubleshoot connections. We do not provide nodes or subscription services; you’ll need to supply a valid configuration yourself after installing a client.
Project V and Its Core Projects
Project V is an open-source ecosystem of network proxy tools, with V2Ray as one of its key components. The V2Fly community continues to maintain V2Ray, while Xray evolved from V2Ray. They share a technical foundation but continue to develop independently. Clients provide the interface and manage configurations; cores handle connections. v2rayNG uses Xray, while v2flyNG uses V2Fly. Check the core and version in use to confirm which protocols and fields are supported.
Maintaining Downloads and Guides
We focus on verifying client names, platform architectures, and download links so installers for different systems aren’t mixed up. Guides follow reproducible steps and cover subscription updates, mode selection, and connection results. Interface labels may change between versions, so follow what the client actually displays. Before editing JSON, keep a copy of the original configuration. Examples explain fields and aren’t ready-to-use connection nodes.
If a menu looks different or you’re unsure what to do, follow the setup guide step by step. For field definitions, see the JSON reference. When describing an issue, include the error message and remove subscription URLs, passwords, and node credentials.
Responsible Use
This site is for software learning and network configuration reference. We can’t guarantee the availability of any specific node, route, or third-party service. Follow the laws where you live, your network administrator’s rules, and applicable service terms. Obtain any required authorization before changing network settings, and assess whether a configuration is suitable and what risks it may involve.