Logitech H880NPS

Pros: Color LCD screen makes viewing icons easy, and interface makes programming easy!

Cons: Not all codes are in database, and some buttons are a little crowded.

The Bottom Line: This is a great remote if you want to get rid of all those other remotes cluttering your table. It makes life easier by pushing one button!

Review: Finally, the day came! A programmable remote control with a COLOR LCD screen that is sold to us ordinary people, without the need for a middleman! How many times have you see a beautiful remote control, with a color screen and beautiful color icons that ...

Pros: ease of programming!

Cons: Buttons a little small.

The Bottom Line: Great remote, easy to program, price decent!

Review: After suffering with my Phillips Pronto Universal remote for years, i had to do something due to my new Scientific Atlanta 8300HD DVR cable box not being compatible with any remotes i had. So I was pleasantly surprised to try to new Logitech 880 and ...

Pros: DIGITAL AND SLEEK

Cons: PRICE BUT WELL WORTH IT!

The Bottom Line: If, like me,have more than a couple of remotes by all means buy this product even if the price is a little high but you will be happy with it!

Review: I have two children and far too many games and movies and it was such a pain when we tried to watch a movie and then we had to switch .....I struggled with four different remotes for so long....until THIS product came to my house and I just love ...

Pros: Easy config, works as advertised, rechargable stand, lighted keypad

Cons: none so far

Review: I bought a Samsung Blu-Ray player a few months ago. neither my Cable box remote or Onkyo receiver remotes would control the Blu-Ray player. I read the glowing reviews on the Logitech remotes and decided to give th 880 a try Awesome PC configuration ...

Pros: Easy to set-up and change. List of available devices is updated by Logitech

Cons: Requires patience when pointing for all devices to properly activate.

Review: I have over a dozen sub $150 'universal' remotes collected over the years that have failed to deliver as promised. I paid more and bought this Logitech model due to positive reviews. I could not be more satisfied! It is the remote I always wanted. ...

Pros: controls up to 15 devices with one remote control; lots of programming options; rechargeable

Cons: need a computer to program the remote; first setup is time consuming; expensive

The Bottom Line: Depends upon who you ask in the family whether this remote is complicated or simple. It certainly handles a lot of functions!

Review: This Logitech remote is sleek looking and is designed to control a universe of peripherals such as an HDTV television, DVD recorder/player and home theater. The remote can control up to 15 devices. Since my brother wanted to control his entire ...

Pros: Simplifies all of your remotes into one EASY TO USE for all people system, rechargeable

Cons: Small buttons, no UHF control, programming could be difficult for some people.

The Bottom Line: This is great for anyone who has difficulties with multiple remotes or just wants to consolidate into one EASY TO USE remote.

Review: I bought this for my wife who is technically impaired.  She would constantly call me at work because the TV wasn't working or she couldn't figure out how to play a DVD or with other issues.  My 2 year old daughter would commonly change the ...

Pros: Looks fantastic. Ergonmic. Quality construction.

Cons: Not the least bit intuitive for first time users. Need to be tech savy.  Expensive.

Review: I recieved this remote for Christmas and was very happy at first glance as I have several remotes for my home theatre. The set-up takes a little time but this isn't a con as I expected it would. The major problem is that Logitech markets this device as ...

Pros: extremely flexible - lets you customize devices, activities, and commands for the LCD

Cons: Learning function fails to learn, programming software unreliable and slow.

The Bottom Line: The Harmony 880 tries to do too many things and fails at basic functionality. A standard learning remote paradoxically is easier to use.

Review: I got the Harmony 880 because, like a lot of other people I know, my home theatre system was running away with me and I was juggling remotes with alarming frequency. The biggest problem was the sheer number of functions that 8 or 9 remotes can have. ...