📱 Logitech Harmony 350 - Easy-to-Configure Universal Remote for 8 Media Devices Review

I've used the more advanced Harmony remotes and really liked them, but in my own setup I only use a TV, a receiver (for home theater) and a PS3, so it handles everything I need. In terms of setup, I work on a Mac and it was very easy to download and install the MyHarmony software used to set up and change the remote. The program does everything step by step and it was very easy for me to set up my remote in a few minutes. Having specific makes and model numbers ready before you start the setup…

I'll be the first to admit that I'm NOT strong at electronics! So I was reluctant to purchase this item knowing I would have to download the software, collect the make and model numbers from my devices, key everything in and sync the systems. But I have too many remotes on my desk so it was overdue. The instruction manual told me it would take about 45 minutes to complete all the steps. I needed an hour and a half. Once you get the device information, everything else progresses steadily. The…

I figured the universal remote couldn't be more difficult for my wife and kids than the 5 remotes we had in our theater room. So I ordered this without research knowing it might work with more than enough devices as it can complicate things. I don't want to go into all the details but here is my setup followed by what needs to be done to preconfigure the features for reference for people with similar setups. My setup: Epson projector, Yamaha receiver, Comcast cable box, Apple TV, Steam Link…

My A/V receiver remote had some buttons that didn't work and my DirecTV remote had seen better days so I bought it , my first universal remote setup: I plugged it into my computer with the USB cable that came with it, went to the website, and basically everything went smoothly. I had to install setup software but it was easy. It would be nice if they gave a drop down list of models when choosing a manufacturer, but I had the information so that wasn't a problem. I had created an account and…

This is one of the worst programmable remotes I've ever tried. The best I can say about this is that it seems to have better range than the others. The button layout is also slightly better than some (except for one of the most used: Power). The ability to program via USB seemed like a great feature. In practice, this was no faster than classic key sequences. The simple things were straightforward, but the web app was pretty non-intuitive for more complex things. I spend as much time figuring…