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| Logitech Harmony One Advanced Universal Remote | 
| Brand: Logitech
Category: CE
List Price: $249.99
Buy New: $184.06
You Save: $65.93 (26%)
Buy New/Used from $184.06
Avg. Customer Rating:  (426 reviews)
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 8 x 10 x 6
MPN: 915-000035
Model: 915-000035
UPC: 097855046673
EAN: 0097855046673
ASIN: B00119T6NQ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Easy Internet-based setup | | • | Dedicated on-screen activity buttons | | • | Color LCD touch screen | | • | Contoured backlit buttons | | • | Can learn IR codes from existing remote controls |
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Product Description
Logitech knows who you are. You have a half-dozen remotes on the coffee table. And you're the only one in the family who knows how to use them. Logitech can help with the Harmony One Advanced Universal Remote. Enjoy a full-color touch screen. Intuitive button layout. And an ergonomic design. So easy to use, the whole family will love it.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 421 more reviews...
 The One to get. January 8, 2009
Whatever your needs for a universal remote, this is the remote to get. Nothing else comes close. It does ALL it claims to do, AND MORE.
Awesome January 8, 2009
I've tried other universal remotes in the past,study the manual point the two remotes at each other it's a joke. This thing really works. You enter in the computer the devices you have, it ask you how you want the devices to work, and it actually works. I had one problem, and I called tech support. They were very nice and quickly talked me through the problem, which was totally my fault. I had entered the wrong device great product with great support behind it.
WOW, finally! A Universal Remote with real software... January 8, 2009
The software and USB cable for programming this remote make all the difference. Very smart, very easy, and *Holy Cr*p* it really works!
One touch - Watch DirecTV.
One touch - Watch Blu-Ray.
One touch - Listen to SACD.
Plus, no more batteries: a recharging docking station. Light but solid, very nice screen. I'm imprressed.
It's worth the money!
Best in its class January 7, 2009
After almost two weeks with the One, I have these comments:
* Both appearance and apparent build quality seem first rate. But they ought to be for about $200. Just as importantly, it "feels good" in your hand, is easy to operate, and the back lit feature is very nice.
* The instructions which come with the remote do an adequate job of telling you how to install the software on your computer, input information via your computer (which is patched to the remote), and describes generally the available features. What it does NOT include is an adequate explanation of how to make use of the features or reprogram certain buttons. That data is fairly well presented in the User's Guide, available on Logitech's website in PDF. However, nothing in the package, as I recall, bothers to tell you there's a user's guide on their website. I suppose they figure if you are buying a piece of technology like this, most customers are savvy enough to check the manufacturer's website for the manual.
* There is a little bit of trial and error - no system which purports to control virtually every IR remote made or sold going back several years is going to be perfect right out of the chute - but that is part of the fun. There has only been one thing I had more than a little trouble with. I programmed a second TV watching "activity." That way there's one activity button for watching television with my home theater system turned on and one where nothing but the TV is on. After spending a fair amount of time finding cool looking icons for the 24 "favorite station" slots and assigning them to the correct spots, I noticed I had no icons when watching TV in the other activity mode. Turns out you have to repeat those steps when programming a second TV activity such as what I have created. They don't tell you that anywhere, though I bet plenty of folks, like me, don't bother to fire up the entire home theater just to watch the Weather Channel or CNN. It would have been nice to know that and likewise would have been nice to be able to simply check a box somewhere to repeat having to input all that identical data a second time. Like when a mail order company lets you check a box to signal that all the shipping address info is identical to your billing address info.
All in all, it seems as close to perfect as a universal remote can be given it is made to work with literally hundreds of different devices. It seems fairly flexible: I have yet to find something I need it to do it can't do. Whether that sort of excellent performance is worth two bills is another question. But if you or a friend want to treat your to something you don't really "need" but works great, I doubt you will ever regret having gotten one.
The best in its class, I'd say.
The king of remotes!! January 6, 2009
This is THE remote to end all remotes. My husband absolutely LOVES it. It is Extremely easy to program unlike others. You can function more than just the TV, DVD, cable box etc. with it too. expensive ,yes, but worth it especially for the man that has everything. Its nice that it has a rechargeable battery and battery cradle too so you dont have to constantly buy batteries. Definetly recommend it!!!!
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