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product_id: 25943417
title: "Discontinued: Circle with Disney"
brand: "circle"
price: "₱5676"
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reviews_count: 7
category: "Circle"
url: https://www.desertcart.ph/products/25943417-discontinued-circle-with-disney
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# Granular time limits & internet pause iOS & Android app control Dual-band Wi-Fi & 1Gbps LAN port Discontinued: Circle with Disney

**Brand:** circle
**Price:** ₱5676
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔒 Take charge of your home Wi-Fi — because smart parenting deserves smarter tech!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Discontinued: Circle with Disney by circle
- **How much does it cost?** ₱5676 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ph](https://www.desertcart.ph/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

- • **Cross-Device Profiles:** Create personalized profiles that apply rules across all devices per family member.
- • **Instant Internet Pause:** Pause internet access on-demand to reclaim family time or enforce breaks.
- • **Total Home Network Control:** Manage every Wi-Fi device seamlessly from one app.
- • **Smart Screen Time Management:** Set custom time limits and bedtimes to balance family tech use.
- • **Content Filtering with Peace of Mind:** Block inappropriate content and monitor online activity effortlessly.

## Overview

Circle with Disney is a dual-band Wi-Fi network management device that empowers families to monitor and control all connected devices via an intuitive iOS and Android app. It offers granular time limits, content filtering, and the ability to pause internet access, all managed through personalized profiles. Designed to integrate with home routers via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, it supports up to 1Gbps LAN speeds and covers a wide range of devices, making it a comprehensive solution for modern digital parenting.

## 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: AMAZING and the best technology product I have purchased in a year - Tl;dr - this product is AMAZING and the best technology product I have purchased in a year. It does something that is important to me that I've struggled to find an effective solution for years. Pros: - Sufficiently powerful - Does not create a performance impact if properly configured - Easy to monitor remotely - Works across multiple devices - Provides both insight on technology use and control - Allows you to set service level restrictions (e.g. limit Fortnite to 1 hour/day) - Great price point. Cons: - It can cause your network to break in ways that are not obvious - A bit complex to set up - The service groupings (e.g. “Email” or “Online Gaming”) are not customizable - Mobile only administration Overall a solid product and well worth the cost. Detailed Review - A bit of background - I'm technically adept and understand my way around my own network. As my kids have become teenagers, my struggle has been to effectively parent their online behavior. On the one hand, their devices and technology are an important part of their school, social lives, and even part of our family connectedness. On the other, I've been concerned about how much time my son spends on Fortnite and Youtube, and about my daughter's technology use late at night. Our solutions to this have largely been ineffective. We’ve tried having the kids leave their phones downstairs when they go to bed, but that doesn't address what they do during the day, and it has been a source of conflict. I've tried controls using my router, but they haven't been time based, nor sufficiently granular - e.g. I couldn't easily stop face time on my daughter's computer without affecting her ability to do homework. iOS 12's Screen Time feature has been helpful, but that only provides data for a single device and it is somewhat unreliable. The big problem is that we can’t easily know exactly what they are doing without policing them, let alone come up with effective constraints. I finally found a review online for the Circle. It seemed good, but I was concerned that 1) it might not work with my router (I use an ASUS AC5300), that it would create performance issues, and that it would not provide sufficient control to deal with the issues that we care about. However, I figured I would give it a try. The key to how this product works is that it uses some obscure aspects of how networks work to give the circle the ability to see the network traffic that goes into and out of your house for any device or collection of devices (the technical term here is ARP Spoofing). Without getting into the technical details, if you connect the Circle via the ethernet cable, it does not create a performance issue. Moreover, any device configured as “unmanaged” is left alone. This is something I was particularly happy about as my home network has a lot of devices on it and I like the control. Installation: Installation was a bit obtuse. Despite being connected via ethernet to my router, I still had to use the WiFi network to setup the circle. Moreover, the Circle only understands how to talk to 2.4Ghz networks. That said, once everything was done, the wireless network was not an issue. Setup: Once setup I created a test profile for myself to see how well the device worked. I was pretty amazed at how easy and powerful it is. Profiles allow you to connect multiple devices, define specific constraints on a service level (e.g. Youtube), and these constraints work across all of the devices on the profile. Moreover, everything else is left alone. Once active, I immediately got what I was looking for: - Time spent on a variety of different services (YouTube, Fortnite, Gmail) - Identification and monitoring explicit content sites - Ability to set constraints, as either hours (bedtime and blocked time) - Ability to set time limits (yeah!!!!) I found the monitoring/time calculations to be pretty accurate. The only limit is that they are limited to 5 minute granularity - which is fine for me. Once the Circle chooses to block a service, it happens pretty immediately. Some things like youtube take a bit before the block is noticeable, but everything else is immediate. Restoring service is also immediate, though there can be some problems (see issues below) What I LOVE: - This device allows for granular control over services. Meaning, you can allow for web browsing and email, while blocking video games and netflix. You can block one device but not another. - You can set up profiles for your family that work across multiple devices. No more temptation to cheat by moving consumption from one device to another - For my network, the device even worked on the guest network which means my kids couldn’t get around it that way. It did not seem to affect our AT&T Micro-cell traffic however - The device provides both monitoring and prevention. This allows me to have conversation with my kids where we now have an objective definition of time spent. Moreover, it allows them to see how much time they are spending so THEY can set the limits - Now I get to parent as a coach instead of as a policeman. - There is no noticeable impact to my network performance. I have a 400mb/s connection to the internet and have noticed no impact to my network latency or performance from the Circle. - It is pretty easy to use once it is set up. Issues: - It’s not perfect however and there are some things to be aware of: - I can’t easily customize what Circle monitors/blocks. Circle’s pre-defined categories are pretty good, but if you want to change something it is not easy - and in some cases not possible. I would prefer to have more flexibility than the device provides, but given the ease of use it provides in other ways I can live with this constraint. - Networking problems - the way the circle work can create compatibility issues with your router. Circle has put a pretty good compatibility chart on their website you can check - strongly recommended that you do this before buying this device - The Circle can cause your network to break - in my case, if I make a change on my router, it can cause my entire network to freeze until I reset things using some fairly technical commands. This may be somewhat specific to my router, but when it happens, it is not something that the layperson could easily fix. I suspect that the routers that are marked as fully compatible (mine is not) don’t have this issue, but I was unable to test this. - The Circle is hard to reboot - it has an internal battery which I suppose is nice for power outages - though seems unnecessary to me. However, when something goes wrong, you can’t power cycle it easily. - When the Circle unblocks a service, sometimes it takes a while for the service to be restored. There are multiple reasons for this. In one case, I had to reboot the router my son’s Xbox was connected to to restore service. When I tried to reproduce this it didn’t happen again, but I’m suspicious that this isn’t the only time I’ll have this problem (for those who are technical, clearing the arp cache tends to clear these issues). - When the Circle blocks a service, it routes the blocked user to a web page full of Disney content. Not the worst problem in the world, and this is the only time that “Disney” shows up in the product. I’m sure some VP is very proud of this. There is no web console. I would prefer not to manage this just from my phone. In the end, this device does way more than I had hoped - esp. For the price. It has brought me a solution to a problem I have struggled with for years. I’m a very happy user and feel that the benefits of this product fully outweigh the costs. Moreover, I like that it is something I can use to have a better dialogue with my kids about their technology use. It enables both “trust but verify” type monitoring, as well as specific and detailed constraints. Great job!
Review: This product does not work well at all. Need to reset wifi EVERYDAY for it to work. - This product does not work well. Setup is somewhat easy to do as they make it user friendly which I attribute to the Disney branding. But the product does not work well. What I mean is that the Circle is supposed to work with your router and keep track of all devices connected to the network through wifi. EVERYDAY the connection is lost. EVERY morning I run the Circle app on my phone and it searches and searches and can't find it. This literally happens EVERYDAY. I called Circle customer support and they were friendly and all and their solution is to unplug the router and plug it back in again after about thirty seconds. The router resents and after about 5 minutes, the Circle finds the router. Then it says I connected to my Circle and to give this profile a name. I just call it Temp and then save and all my connections are on there including Temp. So I delete Temp and I am back to my normal number of profiles. But you should not have to do this EVERYDAY. So frustrating that even Circle customer support says it shouldn't be like that but it is. And I finally went past the 30 day mark and they would not send me a replacement. So I guess this is normal for Circle. Another thing I find annoying is that you can't sent different bedtimes for different days. So bedtime for the kids on a school night is 10pm and the wifi should shut down. On weekends they might stay up to 11 or later but I can't put in a different time for Friday and Saturday. Seems like a simple function but its something not included. A third annoyance is that when you set time limits, you have only a few choices: No limit, 15 minutes, 20 minutes, etc. You do not have a choice of Zero minutes or block completely. I don't want my son playing online games during the week. I can only minimize it by giving him 15 minutes a day and then he is blocked. Maybe I'm missing something here but there should be a setting for no access. I would definitely NOT recommend this product. Like I said before, my Circle unit loses connection with my router (Netgear so its a popular brand) everyday for some reason. The Circle customer support says I have to reset my router to get the Circle device to recognize it. I have to do this EVERYDAY. That is ridiculous. That's almost like having to jump start your car everyday to get it running in the morning. This is a decent product when it works although some functions are just not quite polished but the fact that it keeps losing connection with your router, the most basic function, forces me to give this product One Star for review. I recommend looking at the other options, which I won't name here as a courtesy to Circle but do more research before making a decision. This device is Disney branded which is cute but the Circle product itself is not ready.

## 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 |
| Antenna Location | Laptop,Cellular Phone,Tablets |
| Antenna Type | Internal |
| Best Sellers Rank | #284 in Repeaters |
| Brand | Circle |
| Built-In Media | Circle with Disney device, Quick Start Guide, USB cable, USB power adapter, ethernet cable |
| Color | Circle 1St Gen |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, Mobile Phones |
| Connectivity Protocol | wi-fi |
| Connectivity Technology | LAN, Wi-Fi |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | other |
| Coverage | Home Wi-Fi connected devices |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (3,597) |
| Frequency Band Class | Dual-Band |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00860795000209 |
| Has Internet Connectivity | Yes |
| Has Security Updates | Yes |
| Is Modem Compatible | No |
| Item Weight | 0.22 Kilograms |
| LAN Port Bandwidth | 1000 Mbps |
| Manufacturer | Circle Media Inc |
| Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate | 1000 Megabits Per Second |
| Mfr Part Number | CIRC001 |
| Model Name | Circle with Disney |
| Model Number | CIRC001 |
| Number of Ports | 1 |
| Operating System | Android, Ios |
| Other Special Features of the Product | WPS |
| Router Network Type | WIRED AND WIRELESS |
| Security Protocol | WPA, WPA2 |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Smart Home Compatible |
| UPC | 860795000223 860795000216 860795000209 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |
| Warranty Description | We offer a 30-day, no-questions-asked return policy on any purchase of circle. additionally, we offer a 1-year guarantee on hardware which covers any failure of the device within the warranty period. |
| Wi-Fi Generation | 802.11n |
| Wireless Compability | 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

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ AMAZING and the best technology product I have purchased in a year
*by T***S on March 5, 2019*

Tl;dr - this product is AMAZING and the best technology product I have purchased in a year. It does something that is important to me that I've struggled to find an effective solution for years. Pros: - Sufficiently powerful - Does not create a performance impact if properly configured - Easy to monitor remotely - Works across multiple devices - Provides both insight on technology use and control - Allows you to set service level restrictions (e.g. limit Fortnite to 1 hour/day) - Great price point. Cons: - It can cause your network to break in ways that are not obvious - A bit complex to set up - The service groupings (e.g. “Email” or “Online Gaming”) are not customizable - Mobile only administration Overall a solid product and well worth the cost. Detailed Review - A bit of background - I'm technically adept and understand my way around my own network. As my kids have become teenagers, my struggle has been to effectively parent their online behavior. On the one hand, their devices and technology are an important part of their school, social lives, and even part of our family connectedness. On the other, I've been concerned about how much time my son spends on Fortnite and Youtube, and about my daughter's technology use late at night. Our solutions to this have largely been ineffective. We’ve tried having the kids leave their phones downstairs when they go to bed, but that doesn't address what they do during the day, and it has been a source of conflict. I've tried controls using my router, but they haven't been time based, nor sufficiently granular - e.g. I couldn't easily stop face time on my daughter's computer without affecting her ability to do homework. iOS 12's Screen Time feature has been helpful, but that only provides data for a single device and it is somewhat unreliable. The big problem is that we can’t easily know exactly what they are doing without policing them, let alone come up with effective constraints. I finally found a review online for the Circle. It seemed good, but I was concerned that 1) it might not work with my router (I use an ASUS AC5300), that it would create performance issues, and that it would not provide sufficient control to deal with the issues that we care about. However, I figured I would give it a try. The key to how this product works is that it uses some obscure aspects of how networks work to give the circle the ability to see the network traffic that goes into and out of your house for any device or collection of devices (the technical term here is ARP Spoofing). Without getting into the technical details, if you connect the Circle via the ethernet cable, it does not create a performance issue. Moreover, any device configured as “unmanaged” is left alone. This is something I was particularly happy about as my home network has a lot of devices on it and I like the control. Installation: Installation was a bit obtuse. Despite being connected via ethernet to my router, I still had to use the WiFi network to setup the circle. Moreover, the Circle only understands how to talk to 2.4Ghz networks. That said, once everything was done, the wireless network was not an issue. Setup: Once setup I created a test profile for myself to see how well the device worked. I was pretty amazed at how easy and powerful it is. Profiles allow you to connect multiple devices, define specific constraints on a service level (e.g. Youtube), and these constraints work across all of the devices on the profile. Moreover, everything else is left alone. Once active, I immediately got what I was looking for: - Time spent on a variety of different services (YouTube, Fortnite, Gmail) - Identification and monitoring explicit content sites - Ability to set constraints, as either hours (bedtime and blocked time) - Ability to set time limits (yeah!!!!) I found the monitoring/time calculations to be pretty accurate. The only limit is that they are limited to 5 minute granularity - which is fine for me. Once the Circle chooses to block a service, it happens pretty immediately. Some things like youtube take a bit before the block is noticeable, but everything else is immediate. Restoring service is also immediate, though there can be some problems (see issues below) What I LOVE: - This device allows for granular control over services. Meaning, you can allow for web browsing and email, while blocking video games and netflix. You can block one device but not another. - You can set up profiles for your family that work across multiple devices. No more temptation to cheat by moving consumption from one device to another - For my network, the device even worked on the guest network which means my kids couldn’t get around it that way. It did not seem to affect our AT&T Micro-cell traffic however - The device provides both monitoring and prevention. This allows me to have conversation with my kids where we now have an objective definition of time spent. Moreover, it allows them to see how much time they are spending so THEY can set the limits - Now I get to parent as a coach instead of as a policeman. - There is no noticeable impact to my network performance. I have a 400mb/s connection to the internet and have noticed no impact to my network latency or performance from the Circle. - It is pretty easy to use once it is set up. Issues: - It’s not perfect however and there are some things to be aware of: - I can’t easily customize what Circle monitors/blocks. Circle’s pre-defined categories are pretty good, but if you want to change something it is not easy - and in some cases not possible. I would prefer to have more flexibility than the device provides, but given the ease of use it provides in other ways I can live with this constraint. - Networking problems - the way the circle work can create compatibility issues with your router. Circle has put a pretty good compatibility chart on their website you can check - strongly recommended that you do this before buying this device - The Circle can cause your network to break - in my case, if I make a change on my router, it can cause my entire network to freeze until I reset things using some fairly technical commands. This may be somewhat specific to my router, but when it happens, it is not something that the layperson could easily fix. I suspect that the routers that are marked as fully compatible (mine is not) don’t have this issue, but I was unable to test this. - The Circle is hard to reboot - it has an internal battery which I suppose is nice for power outages - though seems unnecessary to me. However, when something goes wrong, you can’t power cycle it easily. - When the Circle unblocks a service, sometimes it takes a while for the service to be restored. There are multiple reasons for this. In one case, I had to reboot the router my son’s Xbox was connected to to restore service. When I tried to reproduce this it didn’t happen again, but I’m suspicious that this isn’t the only time I’ll have this problem (for those who are technical, clearing the arp cache tends to clear these issues). - When the Circle blocks a service, it routes the blocked user to a web page full of Disney content. Not the worst problem in the world, and this is the only time that “Disney” shows up in the product. I’m sure some VP is very proud of this. There is no web console. I would prefer not to manage this just from my phone. In the end, this device does way more than I had hoped - esp. For the price. It has brought me a solution to a problem I have struggled with for years. I’m a very happy user and feel that the benefits of this product fully outweigh the costs. Moreover, I like that it is something I can use to have a better dialogue with my kids about their technology use. It enables both “trust but verify” type monitoring, as well as specific and detailed constraints. Great job!

### ⭐ This product does not work well at all. Need to reset wifi EVERYDAY for it to work.
*by R***E on November 17, 2016*

This product does not work well. Setup is somewhat easy to do as they make it user friendly which I attribute to the Disney branding. But the product does not work well. What I mean is that the Circle is supposed to work with your router and keep track of all devices connected to the network through wifi. EVERYDAY the connection is lost. EVERY morning I run the Circle app on my phone and it searches and searches and can't find it. This literally happens EVERYDAY. I called Circle customer support and they were friendly and all and their solution is to unplug the router and plug it back in again after about thirty seconds. The router resents and after about 5 minutes, the Circle finds the router. Then it says I connected to my Circle and to give this profile a name. I just call it Temp and then save and all my connections are on there including Temp. So I delete Temp and I am back to my normal number of profiles. But you should not have to do this EVERYDAY. So frustrating that even Circle customer support says it shouldn't be like that but it is. And I finally went past the 30 day mark and they would not send me a replacement. So I guess this is normal for Circle. Another thing I find annoying is that you can't sent different bedtimes for different days. So bedtime for the kids on a school night is 10pm and the wifi should shut down. On weekends they might stay up to 11 or later but I can't put in a different time for Friday and Saturday. Seems like a simple function but its something not included. A third annoyance is that when you set time limits, you have only a few choices: No limit, 15 minutes, 20 minutes, etc. You do not have a choice of Zero minutes or block completely. I don't want my son playing online games during the week. I can only minimize it by giving him 15 minutes a day and then he is blocked. Maybe I'm missing something here but there should be a setting for no access. I would definitely NOT recommend this product. Like I said before, my Circle unit loses connection with my router (Netgear so its a popular brand) everyday for some reason. The Circle customer support says I have to reset my router to get the Circle device to recognize it. I have to do this EVERYDAY. That is ridiculous. That's almost like having to jump start your car everyday to get it running in the morning. This is a decent product when it works although some functions are just not quite polished but the fact that it keeps losing connection with your router, the most basic function, forces me to give this product One Star for review. I recommend looking at the other options, which I won't name here as a courtesy to Circle but do more research before making a decision. This device is Disney branded which is cute but the Circle product itself is not ready.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 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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