And you can use a DNS provider that has unlimited queries, if you are still worried. Offhand, I can think of ClouDNS, DNSimple, and LuaDNS... there are probably many more, but those come to mind first

Self host DNS instead.

It seems that many people are using pay-per-use DNS services such as Route53, NS1, and Google Cloud DNS. Pay-per-use DNS services indeed have a high cost-performance ratio, but if they are targeted by

The problem is if I try to use the internet from slow, such as pinging google, or updating packages, it doesn't work, DNS works but other than that it's as if it has no internet access.

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Thank you. I will have a try on Cloudns.net> @vsys_host said:

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https://dns.he.net/

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Thank you. I will have a try on Cloudns.net. But one more question, it looks like Cloudns.net only allow one domain (DNS Zone) for their free plan. Any other suggestions?

I know CloudFlare has "Record Attributes". But any other free DNS hosting providers have similar features? Would like to host a few domains out of CF.

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/184054/what-dns-provider-do-you-use/p1

You could try free plan to test cloudns, they offer some PoP in some DC for paid one.

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Never use default dns servers - they are usually meh quality.

Almost domain reseller provide myorderbox dns as default dns server. The issue has affect to all domains running on default dns server.

and I think dns.he.net and Cloudflare are good so far.