Just tested one of my free cloudflare dns domains...5.61 ms / 3.33 ms average

They also top : http://www.solvedns.com/ month after month, if not the top 5.

Personally, I find Google Hosted DNS reliable (100% SLA), but is (unfortunately) expensive (I guess it's what you have to pay for reliability). I'm fine with Rage4 for personal stuff, but when it goes

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if you have some crazy amount of zones (sites) then providers like dnsmadeeasy,NS1(paid),cloud dns,Rage4,Route53 come it to play

Also is there a "BULK EDITOR" with HE.net where I can put in all my DNS Zones from the previous host ?

+1 for dns.he.net as well

DNS.he.net

I agree with @Kris. DNS Made Easy is an excellent provider. China friendly

The DNS records take effect instantly!

Really though, I use the $59.95/year plan and have unbeatable DNS.

DNS Made Easy

You can use CloudFlare DNS without using the CDN, just unclick the cloud so that it's grey.

Vanity nameserver just means you use a custom hostname for the nameserver. The IP address is still shared usually (so rDNS on the nameserver wouldn't match forward DNS), but could be dedicated dependi

Well I know cloudflare is good at DNS, but for my east Asian clients it has been a nightmare whenever I tried to put them behind CF. However, I will give it a try again with all Caching and Security t

If you're just throwing packets and not caring about making it hard to filter, IP spoofing is irrelevant, just bounce your bandwidth off DNS / NTP servers (and amplify it at the same time!).

You have to disable the Cloudflare CDN service for your domain DNS records by clicking the orange cloud and it will turn grey.

try https://www.cloudns.net/

I don't use cloudflare to route my traffic through their system. Their dns is good though.

needing a service deployed ASAP because your DNS server is having issues or some kind of emergency migration. It's mainly 'recreational' as far as I'm concerned and like mentioned above, instant is