My wife thanks Harmony, but, really, I thank Harmony, for this little wunderkind evolution in their web-and-local-progammable remote product line. It wasn't until this little baby entered my home theater setup that I realized just how much time and needless calories I'd been wasting... Read the full review →
Ok here's the deal. I bought this 3 years ago and for the first 12 months I was in remote heaven! But then it happened... I flipped the remote over on the couch one day and the zero button pops out. Devastation sets in... So I try popping it back in there like nothing happened and it's all... Read the full review →
Once you get past the learning curve of a remote that keeps track of the 'state' of your devices, your love affair with this thing will begin. My wife really questioned why we were spending $140 on a remote (can be found cheaper these days, go search). But now this remote has become her... Read the full review →
First, I admit there are a couple of cool things about this remote. I like that it can be recharged, and actually keeps its charge a good long while. The 'Remote Assistant' is also a nice idea that keeps all your devices 'in check' for a selected activity. Also on the bright side... Read the full review →
I went through maybe four $100 remotes, without satisfaction. I searched for two years. Then I found this one. Sure it cost twice what I was spending, but it finally delivered. The Harmony line, with the web based programming interface is key. So I've used this thing forever now, and I can say... Read the full review →
I got a refurbished one at a greatly reduced price, but now after having it for over 6 months I would gladly pay full price for the thing if I had to buy another one. Definitely worth it. The setup is extremely easy. All you have to do is hook it up to a computer with an internet connection and tell... Read the full review →
so-so
Ergonomics
so-so
Device support
awful!
Battery life
Loved the idea of the Harmony, but the experience hasn't been all that great. Programming the different devices were easy enough. But some of my devices require different infrared delays, and it doesn't account for that. Understandable, but then at least make it easy to adjust it manually.... Read the full review →
Very easy to program even with separate HDTV inputs and separate A/V inputs for sound for each Home Theater component plus Dish DVR. Programmed correctly the first time. I have had it about two weeks now and love it. Only complaint is that the buttons are small and hard to read. Would be great with... Read the full review →
I remember a time, not too long ago, where I had about 6 different devices in my living room, and 5 different remotes. My coffee table was cluttered and I was getting tired of buying so many batteries. In walks the Harmony 880. Not only did it look super cool, but syncing it to all of my devices and... Read the full review →
With the extensive configurations allowed for this remote and the price paid, there isn't another one that is nearly as good a value. The interface is clean with only the minimal number of buttons included. It's fun to see friends and family first try to use it. The concept is so different... Read the full review →
THE GOOD: Web-programmable, universal learning remote; activity-based programming and usage; DVR-friendly button layout; backlit keys and color LCD; compatible with Windows and Macintosh machines; rechargeable battery and docking station included.
THE BAD: No RF support; Web interface may frustrate some users.
THE BOTTOM LINE: Designing its first universal remote, Logitech takes a nice step forward with the Harmony 880.