Logitech Harmony One

Pros: Controls up to 15 devices with one remote. Touch screen and help feature are great.

Cons: Cost

The Bottom Line: If you have a home theater system, this may be just what you need ... if you can afford it.

Review: When I received my free Harmony One Universal Remote Control, made by Logitech, I was thrilled. I am a member of an online rewards program, and received this $250 remote absolutely free! I had no idea this universal remote would be so different from...

Pros: quick setup, fairly easy to use (way easier than figuring out 4 remotes!)

Cons: expensive, may not have everything set up perfectly the first time

The Bottom Line: The Harmony One Remote saved my sanity and possibly even my marriage. That last bit is an exaggeration, but it certainly restored harmony to our evenings in the basement.

Review: My husband and I recently finished most of our basement to create a space in this small house where we can entertain more than three people at a time. Of course, this was the perfect opportunity for him to finally buy a huge plasma TV, Blu-Ray...

Pros: Runs a LOT of devices, feels good to use, fewer buttons

Cons: Fingerprint-prone, no RF, expensive

The Bottom Line: If you don't own a harmony already and can afford to spend $200 or more for a remote, this is a very good choice.

Review: Note: the Harmony One does not come with an HDMI cable. One of the sellers must be providing a cable and somehow that has made it into the item title.

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Pros: Easy to set up, easy to hold, easy to use.

Cons: Too fragile. Replacement procedure took too long.

The Bottom Line: Easy to program, easy to use, receives high grades from the whole family!

Review: Having a fairly complicated A/V setup from many different manufacturers, a horrible set of remotes and arcane key presses to do simple tasks like turn on the DVD or switch to the DVR, I hoped the Logitech Harmony One universal remote would be the...

Pros: 2.2" Touch Screen Display, Sculpted & Backlit Buttons, Rechargeable, Easy To Program

Cons: Glossy Surface Shows Fingerprints, No RF or Bluetooth, Only 3 Activities on Each Display Page

The Bottom Line: The Harmony One is definitely the best universal remote Logitech has produced, and yet they have left out some key features that a true "Advanced Universal Remote" should have.

Review: The introduction of the new Logitech Harmony One Advanced Universal Remote has really raised some eyebrows and produced a lot of chatter in the electronics gadget market. Once you see this remote and try it for yourself you will understand what all...

Pros: Works great, easy set-up and easy to use. Works well with my ps/3

Cons: Not fingerprint friendly on some parts of the remote.

The Bottom Line: This is a great remote and I would highly recommend it to anyone.

Review: I recently bought the Harmony One Advanced and really love it! Setting it up is a very easy step by step process for all my devices.

I find the aesthetics are great making it comfortable to hold in your hand, although I do agree with the...

Pros: Easy to use, streamlines multiple activities.

Cons: IR only, no PlayStation3 function, can be hard to program, expensive.

The Bottom Line: Very useful overall, but there are a few things missing for the $200 price tag.

Review: I never thought I would spend $200 on a remote. And I never thought that I would be recommending it.

But, a few weeks ago, I couldn't remember how to turn on my TV, and had to make myself a cheat sheet.

I had to do something...

Pros: Price

Cons: Limited functionality. Specifically will not work with Denon's AVR 3808Ci receiver or a HD Tivo.

Review: Personally, I don't have the cycles to Q/A a consumer electronics product for a billion dollar company like Logitech. So, this product really disappointed me when the out-of-box software for the Mac had known bugs, found only by surfing their tech...

Pros: Works great, easy to program, makes using your equipment easy.

Cons: It is only infrared (line of sight). I understand they are working on RF version.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this remote for controlling multiple component systems.

Review: The Logitech Harmony One Universal Remote Control is by far the most intuitive remotes I have seen for the price. I work in the electronics industry installing consumer electronics in homes and have worked with many different Universal Remotes in...

Pros: Very flexible programming options.

Cons: - The piano black finish is glossy and shows fingerprints readily.

The Bottom Line: A great product, mostly well thought out, with very flexible programming options. This product is very easy to use and well worth the price if within one's budget.

Review: Several months ago we decided to update our entertainment equipment. We bought a 46" Sony Bravia XBR4 LCD TV and a Playstation 3. We had an existing Sony VCR/DVD system. Not a full blown home theater but with our Comcast HD DVR cable box we have...