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product_id: 25943417
title: "Discontinued: Circle with Disney"
brand: "circle"
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category: "Circle"
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# iOS & Android app control 802.11bgn Wi-Fi tech 8-hour battery backup Discontinued: Circle with Disney

**Brand:** circle
**Price:** € 109.36
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛡️ Take back control of your home Wi-Fi — because peace of mind is priceless!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Discontinued: Circle with Disney by circle
- **How much does it cost?** € 109.36 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/25943417-discontinued-circle-with-disney)

## Best For

- circle enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted circle brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Battery-Backed Security:** Built-in battery prevents kids from bypassing controls by unplugging the device.
- • **Real-Time Usage Insights:** Track online activity and screen time to stay informed and proactive.
- • **Total Home Wi-Fi Control:** Manage every device on your network effortlessly from your phone.
- • **Custom Profiles & Filters:** Tailor internet access and content filters for each family member individually.
- • **Instant Pause & Bedtime Scheduling:** Pause internet or set device-specific bedtimes with a tap—no more late-night screen battles.

## Overview

Circle with Disney is a discontinued smart parental control device that connects to your home router to manage and monitor all Wi-Fi connected devices. Compatible with iOS and Android, it offers customizable profiles, content filtering, time limits, internet pausing, and real-time usage insights. With an 8-hour battery backup and easy app-based controls, it empowers parents to enforce screen time rules and internet safety across multiple devices seamlessly.

## Description

Circle allows your family to manage all of your home's Wi-Fi connected devices. With Circle, parents can now filter online content And limit online screen time as well as set an internet bedtime for every connected device in the home. Circle can even pause the internet and share what kids are up to online. How it works: Circle pairs wirelessly or via Ethernet to your home router and allows you to manage online access for every device on the network: smartphones, gaming consoles, tablets, smart TVs, online gaming consoles, laptops and desktops. Using an iOS or Android app, families create unique profiles for every member of the Home and from there, help shape Each person's online experience. Do not disconnect from the Circle home hotspot until Prompted in the Circle app. If your system warns you that this network has no Internet access, make sure it stays connected.

Review: My kids hate the Circle - My kids hate the Circle. Does that tell you what you need to know? It took me several tweaks before I had my Circle set up correctly, but now, two months into using it, I have come to really love it. For reference, we live in a large house with one router and two extenders (which only means that there are multiple "networks.") I have four kids, and their ages range from 7 to 14. They have iPhones, iPods, iPads, 2 Xbox consoles, Playstation3 and Playstation4. I have tried several different flavors of net-nannies and I have set up parental controls on several different routers over the years, but nothing has ever been worth the hassle of it all until this Circle. This gives me more flexibility and customization than anything I've ever used, and it is also visual (on my iPhone) so I don't need to be a computer programmer to make sense of it. REALLY, this thing is EASY. And if you need help to get it set up properly, just ask on their Facebook page because they are incredibly committed to helping people. I've never seen this degree of helpful Facebook customer service before, on any kind of product. The beautiful part of Circle is that every device that is connected to the internet automatically appears in the DEVICES for your circle. Some of them are easy to identify (e.g. "Jimmy's iPad") but some are more difficult (e.g. "HUMAX Device" or T0108000357180). I started with the things I could positively identify, and then the rest became obvious over time. Anytime a device joins the network, Circle will give you a notification. So, if you unplug and replug your desertcart Fire Stick, or put your iPhone into airplane mode and then switch it back, you'll be able to identify and label the device in your Circle. Once I figured out what each of my devices was, I assigned each one to a person. If the device was used by all of us (like the TV in the living room) I assigned it to E (for everyone). One son has an iPhone, iPad, Xbox, and another child has iTouch, iPad, and Mac. Another one has a Mac, an iPad, and an Xbox. The fourth one only has an iPad and a Fire device. Now, with devices set for each child, I can pause one kid's internet (on each of his devices) without messing up all of the other kids' internet. Also, if my son is allowed to use his computer (for homework) but not his Xbox, I can pause ONLY the Xbox, and leave everything else connected. (Also, if I have said, "No Xbox for you! One Week!" but then forgotten to actually put a pause on the Xbox. I can pull it up on my phone and see if he has turned it on.) Likewise, if I have gone to work and forgotten to turn someone's internet back on, I can easily correct that and get him back in business. The best part is that I can do all of it with an app on my phone. I can do it from the front yard, the bank, the airport, or from another state. Instantly. For me, this is where Circle REALLY earns its stars. Simply stated, Circle will allow me to pause the internet for the entire house (say for dinner). OR, it will allow me to pause the internet for one child (who's grounded) or for all the kids individually (until each one gets homework finished -- and then individually I can give wifi back to them as they earn it.) For content, there are filters. Using the settings for Filter Level, I have set up my youngest as kid, and my three older ones as teen. I am able to completely disable Youtube for my 7 year old, who was pretty addicted to Disney Collector and Family Fun Pack before Circle came along. On the Teen filter, I have the option to shut down many apps individually (e.g. Instagram, HBO, Twitter, Tumbler, Snapchat, YouTube). I can give some or all or none to each kid, INDIVIDUALLY. Separately, there is a custom option on each filter which will allow me to add in any specific website they are visiting that I don't want them to. If I click on INSIGHTS (and this is on each child's profile) I can see every website he has visited today and how much time he spent there. Time Limits have proven to be my ACE IN THE HOLE for discipline. My young teenager is now on a plan where if he doesn't cause any disruptions in the house he gets to maintain his internet time, and if he gets in trouble for something he loses an hour. WOW -- what a changed kid! It is effortless for me to change his limit (I just pull up the app on my phone) so he knows that I won't get busy and forget. For once, I have a parenting tool that is SUPER EASY for me to wield. If he does something sweet, I can bounce him up an hour. It doesn't cost me anything and it actually has a value for him. BEDTIME does just what it says. It shuts down their internet at bedtime without me having to realize the time and run around the house snatching electronics at 7:30, 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00. It allows me to let the big kids have their internet later on weekends, but still have a limit so they don't watch Netflix until 2:00 am. Week night bedtime limits can be set at a different time than weekend bedtime limits. If one child always has Thursday Night projects for school that take him past the regular bedtime, I can remove Thursdays from the bedtime limit or turn bedtime off (when he asks me about it) and then back on when he is finished, easily from my phone. My favorite part of Circle is that (now that I have it set up properly) I can easily control each device, or each child's devices from my phone with one or two clicks. I feel like it has given the power back to me. I know that there are sophisticated router setups that are also supposed to do this, but I haven't had luck with any of them. I have read reviews from people saying that they couldn't set it up, or that it crashed the entire system, and I just don't have any idea where they are going wrong, but trust me, they are doing something wrong. As an aside, the day after I set up my Circle, we had a problem with the internet and of course I blamed the Circle and unplugged it. Let me tell you that it STAYED ON. It has a battery inside, so if your kids ever get the bright idea to disable the circle and run amok on the internet, their attempts will be foiled! As it turns out, the problem with the internet was that I hadn't paid the bill (oops!) and it had nothing to do with the Circle. However, I forgot to go back and plug it in (after everything was resolved). It worked for a month before it started sending me messages on my phone that I needed to plug it back in. Also, with regard to the extenders. I thought that the Circle wouldn't work if the kids just moved from the regular router to the extenders and I believed it to be a serious flaw. However, I have since learned that if I pause the device, it doesn't matter which network the kids plug into (because the extenders feed from the actual router). The device will pause regardless of the network name. One other thing is data on the iPhone. There is a plan to control your child's data use, but I have not taken advantage of it. I realized that the MYATT app has a place where I can easily disable data, so for my one rebellious child, I just shut down his data when he's at home, and then he is forced to use the wifi, and my limits placed in Circle will keep him in check. If I want him to have data (vacation, etc.) I just turn it back on in the ATT app. If you child's device has access to data, you will only have so much control over it with Circle. Also, it is true that the iPad will allow you to block some apps and some sites. Circle isn't the ONLY way that you can get the job done. But for me, it has absolutely been the easiest.
Review: It seemed like a great way to regulate what they are able ... - We bought circle because our oldest and middle children (11 and 8) are needing to do more and more homework online. It seemed like a great way to regulate what they are able to see and how long they are able to work. Unfortunately, it really doesn't seem to work as billed. We've had it about 4-6 months now. Right out of the box, we had issues with connectivity. Circle would randomly disconnect and reconnect throughout the day and night, sending annoying text messages at 2 in the morning. This continued even when we plugged it into the ethernet (though that did decrease the frequency). Disabling the texts means that you cannot properly regulate internet usage (i.e. add more time if it's needed to complete homework) so that is not a great option. I was willing to live with that issue, but I found that the software really doesn't seem to work. We left the adult computers unregulated, so we had no difficulties. The problems started with my oldest daughter - it began blocking websites that it hadn't previously blocked. These were websites that she needed to access for school and after spending multiple hours over a few weeks time, I was unable to modify the settings to consistently allow her to access these websites. Or, as soon as I fixed one, something else would go wrong. Finally, I gave up and took her computer off of the network. She was too frustrated, homework was taking longer than it should, and if I wasn't home, my wife had difficulty troubleshooting. But I figured I would leave the network up so that I could regulate my middle daughter (though to be honest, this was really just me trying to make myself feel better after wasting money). Unfortunately, the same problems with my older daughter began happening to my middle daughter. It slowed and often stopped her internet connection (though devices not regulated were working fine), it blocked websites she needs for homework (and websites for an 8 y/o to practice math could never be misconstrued as malicious). Finally, I was forced to disable it. I think it's a good idea but poor execution. Very disappointing, because this really would give me peace of mind, especially since I know my older daughter will someday be interested in social media (that's the whole reason I got the thing). Perhaps there's really no way to do this right. It does seem like the internet changes so quickly that it's impossible to block out all of the bad stuff. But I do hope that something better comes along soon. Final verdict: save your money.

## Features

- Software requirements: iOS and Android
- Manage Wi-Fi connected devices (in home only)
- Set time limits
- Filter content
- Pause the internet
- View online usage

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B019RC1EI8 |
| Average Battery Life (in hours) | 8 Hours |
| Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #635 in Repeaters |
| Brand | Circle |
| Color | Circle 1St Gen |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (3,600) |
| Date First Available | February 1, 2016 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.25 x 3.25 x 3.25 inches |
| Item Weight | 7.7 ounces |
| Item model number | CIRC001 |
| Manufacturer | Circle Media Inc |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Operating System | Android, Ios |
| Product Dimensions | 3.25 x 3.25 x 3.25 inches |
| Series | Circle with Disney |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |
| Wireless Type | 802.11bgn |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Circle
- **Color:** Circle 1St Gen
- **Compatible Devices:** Laptop, Mobile Phones
- **Connectivity Technology:** LAN, Wi-Fi
- **Frequency Band Class:** Dual-Band
- **Included Components:** Circle with Disney device, Quick Start Guide, USB cable, USB power adapter, ethernet cable
- **Model Name:** Circle with Disney
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Laptop,Cellular Phone,Tablets
- **Special Feature:** WPS
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 802.11bgn

## Images

![Discontinued: Circle with Disney - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41+i0i8H5iL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is there a monthly fee?**
A: Good question, Janel! There is not a fee for the Circle device. Buy it and you're good to go with manage your Wi-Fi network at home. But if you'd like to manage phones or tablets outside your home there is our subscription service Circle Go. You can learn more about that here: https://meetcircle.com/circle-go/There is a monthly fee for Circle Go (right now $9.95 a month for 10 devices), but we think it's worth the peace of mind knowing that kiddos are protected outside your home. For more info check out our website: meetcircle.comJohn L.Circle SupportPhone: 1-855-498-7879 | Email: help@meetcircle.comOur community forum is a great place to talk with other parents about Circle: https://meetcircle.com/community/Connect with our Support Team: help@meetcircle.com, 1-855-498-7879, or support.meetcircle.com

**Q: Can this limit a child's netflix time?  we use a roku for netflix.**
A: Hi there Jen!Great question. Yes it can limit a child's Netflix time! Circle will manage any device that is on your home network. That said, if multiple folks use Netflix on Roku, it's considered a shared device, so it will be harder to manage the appropriate time for your child. We've got a great article on what we recommend doing with shared devices: http://support.meetcircle.com/12867-getting-started/how-can-i-best-manage-shared-devicesFor more info check out our website: meetcircle.comJohn L.Circle SupportPhone: 1-855-498-7879 | Email: help@meetcircle.com | support.meetcircle.comOur community forum is a great place to talk with other parents about Circle: https://meetcircle.com/community/

**Q: Our router has 2 versions of same network (same password). Will this work?**
A: Amy, Awesome question. Check out our support article for router information: http://support.meetcircle.com/17142-network-helps/is-my-router-compatible-with-circle?from_search=14581836Circle handles most dual-band routers really well, but there are a couple that are special. Check the above link to see if yours is on the list.For more info on Circle check out our website: meetcircle.comJohnThe Circle Support TeamConnect with our Support Team: help@meetcircle.com, 1-855-498-7879, or support.meetcircle.com

**Q: Is this a one-time purchase or is there a subscription model?**
A: Hi there freym!It's a one-time buy for the Circle device, which manages any devices you have at home. If you want to manage any mobile devices outside your home we have Circle Go which is a subscription service that allows you to manage 10 devices for $9.95 a month anywhere they go! Check out MeetCircle.com/Circle-Go for more info.John L.Circle SupportPhone: 1-855-498-7879 | Email: help@meetcircle.comOur community forum is a great place to talk with other parents about Circle: https://meetcircle.com/community/

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My kids hate the Circle
*by B***O on February 4, 2017*

My kids hate the Circle. Does that tell you what you need to know? It took me several tweaks before I had my Circle set up correctly, but now, two months into using it, I have come to really love it. For reference, we live in a large house with one router and two extenders (which only means that there are multiple "networks.") I have four kids, and their ages range from 7 to 14. They have iPhones, iPods, iPads, 2 Xbox consoles, Playstation3 and Playstation4. I have tried several different flavors of net-nannies and I have set up parental controls on several different routers over the years, but nothing has ever been worth the hassle of it all until this Circle. This gives me more flexibility and customization than anything I've ever used, and it is also visual (on my iPhone) so I don't need to be a computer programmer to make sense of it. REALLY, this thing is EASY. And if you need help to get it set up properly, just ask on their Facebook page because they are incredibly committed to helping people. I've never seen this degree of helpful Facebook customer service before, on any kind of product. The beautiful part of Circle is that every device that is connected to the internet automatically appears in the DEVICES for your circle. Some of them are easy to identify (e.g. "Jimmy's iPad") but some are more difficult (e.g. "HUMAX Device" or T0108000357180). I started with the things I could positively identify, and then the rest became obvious over time. Anytime a device joins the network, Circle will give you a notification. So, if you unplug and replug your Amazon Fire Stick, or put your iPhone into airplane mode and then switch it back, you'll be able to identify and label the device in your Circle. Once I figured out what each of my devices was, I assigned each one to a person. If the device was used by all of us (like the TV in the living room) I assigned it to E (for everyone). One son has an iPhone, iPad, Xbox, and another child has iTouch, iPad, and Mac. Another one has a Mac, an iPad, and an Xbox. The fourth one only has an iPad and a Fire device. Now, with devices set for each child, I can pause one kid's internet (on each of his devices) without messing up all of the other kids' internet. Also, if my son is allowed to use his computer (for homework) but not his Xbox, I can pause ONLY the Xbox, and leave everything else connected. (Also, if I have said, "No Xbox for you! One Week!" but then forgotten to actually put a pause on the Xbox. I can pull it up on my phone and see if he has turned it on.) Likewise, if I have gone to work and forgotten to turn someone's internet back on, I can easily correct that and get him back in business. The best part is that I can do all of it with an app on my phone. I can do it from the front yard, the bank, the airport, or from another state. Instantly. For me, this is where Circle REALLY earns its stars. Simply stated, Circle will allow me to pause the internet for the entire house (say for dinner). OR, it will allow me to pause the internet for one child (who's grounded) or for all the kids individually (until each one gets homework finished -- and then individually I can give wifi back to them as they earn it.) For content, there are filters. Using the settings for Filter Level, I have set up my youngest as kid, and my three older ones as teen. I am able to completely disable Youtube for my 7 year old, who was pretty addicted to Disney Collector and Family Fun Pack before Circle came along. On the Teen filter, I have the option to shut down many apps individually (e.g. Instagram, HBO, Twitter, Tumbler, Snapchat, YouTube). I can give some or all or none to each kid, INDIVIDUALLY. Separately, there is a custom option on each filter which will allow me to add in any specific website they are visiting that I don't want them to. If I click on INSIGHTS (and this is on each child's profile) I can see every website he has visited today and how much time he spent there. Time Limits have proven to be my ACE IN THE HOLE for discipline. My young teenager is now on a plan where if he doesn't cause any disruptions in the house he gets to maintain his internet time, and if he gets in trouble for something he loses an hour. WOW -- what a changed kid! It is effortless for me to change his limit (I just pull up the app on my phone) so he knows that I won't get busy and forget. For once, I have a parenting tool that is SUPER EASY for me to wield. If he does something sweet, I can bounce him up an hour. It doesn't cost me anything and it actually has a value for him. BEDTIME does just what it says. It shuts down their internet at bedtime without me having to realize the time and run around the house snatching electronics at 7:30, 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00. It allows me to let the big kids have their internet later on weekends, but still have a limit so they don't watch Netflix until 2:00 am. Week night bedtime limits can be set at a different time than weekend bedtime limits. If one child always has Thursday Night projects for school that take him past the regular bedtime, I can remove Thursdays from the bedtime limit or turn bedtime off (when he asks me about it) and then back on when he is finished, easily from my phone. My favorite part of Circle is that (now that I have it set up properly) I can easily control each device, or each child's devices from my phone with one or two clicks. I feel like it has given the power back to me. I know that there are sophisticated router setups that are also supposed to do this, but I haven't had luck with any of them. I have read reviews from people saying that they couldn't set it up, or that it crashed the entire system, and I just don't have any idea where they are going wrong, but trust me, they are doing something wrong. As an aside, the day after I set up my Circle, we had a problem with the internet and of course I blamed the Circle and unplugged it. Let me tell you that it STAYED ON. It has a battery inside, so if your kids ever get the bright idea to disable the circle and run amok on the internet, their attempts will be foiled! As it turns out, the problem with the internet was that I hadn't paid the bill (oops!) and it had nothing to do with the Circle. However, I forgot to go back and plug it in (after everything was resolved). It worked for a month before it started sending me messages on my phone that I needed to plug it back in. Also, with regard to the extenders. I thought that the Circle wouldn't work if the kids just moved from the regular router to the extenders and I believed it to be a serious flaw. However, I have since learned that if I pause the device, it doesn't matter which network the kids plug into (because the extenders feed from the actual router). The device will pause regardless of the network name. One other thing is data on the iPhone. There is a plan to control your child's data use, but I have not taken advantage of it. I realized that the MYATT app has a place where I can easily disable data, so for my one rebellious child, I just shut down his data when he's at home, and then he is forced to use the wifi, and my limits placed in Circle will keep him in check. If I want him to have data (vacation, etc.) I just turn it back on in the ATT app. If you child's device has access to data, you will only have so much control over it with Circle. Also, it is true that the iPad will allow you to block some apps and some sites. Circle isn't the ONLY way that you can get the job done. But for me, it has absolutely been the easiest.

### ⭐ It seemed like a great way to regulate what they are able ...
*by K***C on February 16, 2018*

We bought circle because our oldest and middle children (11 and 8) are needing to do more and more homework online. It seemed like a great way to regulate what they are able to see and how long they are able to work. Unfortunately, it really doesn't seem to work as billed. We've had it about 4-6 months now. Right out of the box, we had issues with connectivity. Circle would randomly disconnect and reconnect throughout the day and night, sending annoying text messages at 2 in the morning. This continued even when we plugged it into the ethernet (though that did decrease the frequency). Disabling the texts means that you cannot properly regulate internet usage (i.e. add more time if it's needed to complete homework) so that is not a great option. I was willing to live with that issue, but I found that the software really doesn't seem to work. We left the adult computers unregulated, so we had no difficulties. The problems started with my oldest daughter - it began blocking websites that it hadn't previously blocked. These were websites that she needed to access for school and after spending multiple hours over a few weeks time, I was unable to modify the settings to consistently allow her to access these websites. Or, as soon as I fixed one, something else would go wrong. Finally, I gave up and took her computer off of the network. She was too frustrated, homework was taking longer than it should, and if I wasn't home, my wife had difficulty troubleshooting. But I figured I would leave the network up so that I could regulate my middle daughter (though to be honest, this was really just me trying to make myself feel better after wasting money). Unfortunately, the same problems with my older daughter began happening to my middle daughter. It slowed and often stopped her internet connection (though devices not regulated were working fine), it blocked websites she needs for homework (and websites for an 8 y/o to practice math could never be misconstrued as malicious). Finally, I was forced to disable it. I think it's a good idea but poor execution. Very disappointing, because this really would give me peace of mind, especially since I know my older daughter will someday be interested in social media (that's the whole reason I got the thing). Perhaps there's really no way to do this right. It does seem like the internet changes so quickly that it's impossible to block out all of the bad stuff. But I do hope that something better comes along soon. Final verdict: save your money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by H***. on February 3, 2019*

Best purchase I have made for our family and the internet. I had to purchase a new router so I made sure I had one that was compatible, I would ensure your router is compatible before purchase. This device is extremely easy to use. Every person has a profile that you make that covers ALL of their devices. You can block apps per person or set a time limit per day that covers ALL of their devices. I like that I can see what our teenage is up to in the history portion. Our teenager tried to download Fortnite and it was destroying our data. This helped us catch it and block the malicious content. It was also amazing to show the teenager how much screen time they had actually used (it was a wake up call). I like the pre-made settings based off age. We have messed around with this quite a bit and were very impressed. It is a bit of ease as a parent. This thing is serious though. If you forget you've assigned a device (like an ipad) to a certain setting it can be quite frustrating to figure out what is wrong until you remember. It's that serious. Better than pre-set router parental control. It's not even comparable, at all. You can set certain devices to bypass this (tv, your own stuff). Have not noticed any slow down for the devices that go through this. The features to reward extra time are very easy and very neat to use. I cannot say how much of a game changer this is for family safety and peace of mind with a teenager. This actually works. I was sold on this by the end of the second day that I had it. This is worth every penny and more.

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