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Logitech Harmony One Universal Remote with Color Touch Screen - OLD MODEL
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| List Price: | $199.99 |
| Price: | $168.41 |
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Product Description
Logitech Harmony One Universal Learning Remote Control Command the entirety of your home entertainment system with bravado and ease with the Logitech Harmony One Universal Learning Remote Control! This "learning" remote can implement the functions of your previous remotes simply by pointing them at it. A 2.2" LCD full color display lets you manage functions with the convenience that only a touch screen can provide. A rechargeable lithium-ion battery complete with charging station will make paying for batteries all but a distant memory! Features Learns IR codes from existing remote controls Easy internet setup Downloadable internet codes One-touch access 2.2" LCD display Full color touch screen Contoured backlit buttons Rechargeable battery Recharging station USB input Includes Remote control Lithium-ion battery Charging station AC adapter USB cable Installation CD Instruction manual One year vendor warranty
Product Details
- Brand: Logitech
- Model: 915-000035
- Platform: Windows
- Format: CD
- Original language: English, French
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 3.75" h x 8.25" w x 10.50" l, 1.85 pounds
Features
- Easy Internet-based setup and live customer support (free customer support for 90 days)
- Dedicated on-screen activity buttons
- Color LCD touch screen
- Contoured backlit buttons
- Can learn IR codes from existing remote controls
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
| Logitech Harmony One Advanced Universal Remote One touch changes everything—with endless entertainment control One touch. That's all it takes to watch a DVD, access music or start your movie. With simple, stylish touch-screen control of up to 15 devices, this may be the only remote you ever need.
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Supports 5,000+ electronics brands |
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CES 2008 Innovations Award Honoree in Home Theatre Accessories Category November 2008 |
Works with more A/V brands: The smallest to the biggest—even store brands
New and old components: From legacy VCRs to the latest HDTVs
Future devices: Easily update your remote from your computer
All your device functions: No missing commands or buttons that don't work
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| Harmony 650 For control that's bright and brilliant |
Harmony 700 For simple control that's always charged and ready |
Harmony One For simple, stylish touch-screen control |
Harmony 900 For complete control of devices you can't see |
Harmony 1100 For personalized control of your home theater system |
| Control Features | Harmony 650 | Harmony 700 | Harmony One | Harmony 900 | Harmony 1100 |
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Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1474 of 1525 people found the following review helpful.
A slick rechargeable touchscreen remote from Logitech
By Heath L. Buckmaster
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3SLVZLG7R7EK7 A video review of the Logitech Harmony One, focusing on a few fun features like the motion sensor, rechargeability (with included docking station), and ability to replace 5 of our other remotes, including the specialized Tivo remote. Easy to program and easy to use touch screen makes this a very cool remote control.
360 of 380 people found the following review helpful.
Fantastic Remote: Simple to Program, Even Easier to Use!
By Jennifer Ray
A year ago, I purchased the Logitech Harmony 880 Advanced Universal Remote Control and have liked it so much that I had determined to buy a second remote this year in order to have one upstairs and one downstairs. Although both the Harmony 880 and the new Harmony One each control many devices (I currently have 14 devices configured on each), it became tiresome to have to go to a different floor of the house to grab the remote for the other level. Then Amazon Vine received the Harmony One remote from Logitech for review, and I was thrilled to be able to review it.
The Harmony 880 and the Harmony One are very similar in functionality and programming. Both are programmed using a USB interface to your PC and the Logitech Harmony Remote Software. Both can handle multiple devices with considerable ease, allowing for most users to configure every remote-controlled device in their home. Both remotes can `learn' from the original remote if you are not able to configure a device using the model number. Both of these remotes enjoy a rechargeable dock.
Where the significant improvements are in the Harmony One over the Harmony 880 are the feel of the device in the hand, the improved backlit hard buttons that are easy to see in the dark, and a dock that cradles the remote much better (making it more difficult for your cat to knock the remote out of the dock! LOL). Also, with significant spaces between buttons on the Harmony One, it is easier to feel your way around the remote without looking.
If you are replacing an older Harmony remote, the Logitech Harmony software offers the opportunity to `replace' the currently configured device with the newer device, transferring your device setup for all the TVs, VCRs, DVRs, etc. to the new remote with little effort. As I did not want to replace, but add a new remote, I didn't use this function myself.
For those of us who are adding a new remote, I was a bit disappointed in the Harmony Remote software. You cannot have multiple remotes under one Logitech account. Instead, you must set up a separate ID for each remote. Many people use the same ID for most computer programs and online sites requiring one, and this requirement may cause some trouble for us in the future. I can easily imagine that the next time I need to program this remote I may have forgotten the ID I used to set it up with. While I keep pretty good track of my IDs and passwords, it will be hard to remember a year from now that I had to use a non-standard ID for this one. I would like to see the software revised to allow for multiple remotes in one account, and the ability to copy configurations from one to another.
On the bright side, the software really does make it easy to configure your televisions, Tivos, DVD players and more. If you have the model number of that device, this is the simplest method of configuring it, and with an extensive database of model numbers - including some very old tvs and the like (judging by my own setup), it is a pretty sure-fire way to set up your Harmony One Remote quickly and easily.
Of course, there are times when you simply cannot find the model number for a device. My bedroom television does not have a model number anywhere that I can find it. So, I used the `learn' function on the Harmony One Remote to teach the Logitech device the correct codes, using my original remote from the television. Even if you haven't the original remote, the remotes are still easy to configure using the brand name and the device type (i.e. Sharp TV) in the Harmony software.
Programming custom buttons for devices is very easy. I like to control the volume on my television while the remote is in Tivo mode, so I simply used the TV remote to program the volume buttons on the Harmony One Remote for the specific TV I will use. This procedure is as simple as lining up the two remotes and clicking the button you are configuring, then letting the Logitech software do its magic!
So far, I have configured a variety of devices with this remote easily: TVs, TiVos, DVD players, VCR, Cable Boxes, and an A/V receiver. None were problematic, and all work very well. I highly recommend the Harmony One Remote for anyone who wants to combine all their remotes to one and prefers ease of configuring. Oh, and it looks pretty sharp, too. Especially with my own photographs downloaded to run a pretty screensaver!
164 of 172 people found the following review helpful.
Logitech's Best Harmony Yet...But Could Still Be Better
By M. Pickering
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 the buzz is about!
The Harmony line of universal remotes has become the most popular among average consumer grade remotes here in the U.S. Although not cheap, the Logitech Harmony series offers great functionality, easy computer-based programmability, and stylish looks at a somewhat affordable price. I already owned two other Harmony remotes, including the Logitech Harmony 550 Universal Remote and the Logitech Harmony 880 Advanced Universal Remote Control, before deciding to buy the new Harmony One. The 880 model has proven to be a wonderful but somewhat frustrating remote to own. It has very small buttons, a smallish color LCD display, and I had problems with the charging feature working properly when sitting the remote in its charging cradle. The Harmony one improves on all of these aspects. This new remo