Logitech Harmony One Universal Remote with Color Touch Screen

We know 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.

We can help. Enjoy a full-color touch screen. Intuitive button layout. And an ergonomic design. So easy to use, the whole family will love it.

Simplify your home entertainment.

One-touch access to your entertainment: Enjoy easy, one-touch access to the home-entertainment activities you love. Want to watch a DVD? One simple press of the touch screen and the Harmony One remote does the rest.

Replaces up to 15 remotes: Reduce the clutter and complexity of your living room.

Exceptionally user-friendly design.

Full-color touch screen: Gives you easy, one-touch access to any entertainment activity-such as watching a DVD, watching TV, listening to music, and more.

Sculpted, backlighted buttons in logical zones: Allow you to find the right channel-even in the dark.

Ergonomic design: Fits comfortably in your hand.

Rechargeable design: Eliminates the worry about replacing batteries.

Sophisticated setup help, long-term solution.

Guided online setup: Helps you when you need it. You don't have to be an expert. Helpful online setup software. Live customer support team.

World's largest A/V control database: Be confident your Harmony remote can control virtually any home-entertainment device you have today or buy tomorrow. Online database supports more than 225,000 devices from more than 5,000 brands - and the list grows larger every day.

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Hot Features

• Easy Internet-based setup and live customer support
• Dedicated on-screen activity buttons
• Color LCD touch screen
• Contoured backlit buttons
• Can learn IR codes from existing remote controls

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Works Great! by G. Grote
We bought this for the bedroom ... we have a very simple setup - Yamaha surround receiver, Philips DVD player, Samsung LCD, and DirecTV receiver - but we bought this model because it has a very similar (though not identical) keypad layout to the Harmony 900 that we have in the living room for about $100 less (we didn't need RF in the bedroom).



My only complaint with the setup is that the software can't manage multiple remotes, so they force you to create a completely separate "account" for each remote, with different login info ... so that was annoying (and not communicated well in the documentation), but I got over it once I figured it out, because you really don't have to change the programs on these things once you get them set up.