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Logitech Harmony 300
$50.00
Released April, 2010
The Pros:Replaces up to 4 remotes. Easy web based installation - tell it what you own, plug in to sync. Affprdable price point.
The Cons:4 remote limit is really pushing it - even for the most basic of setups. No LCD display. Isn't compatible with the Harmony software which includes many more features than the website.
The Logitech Harmony 300 is a universal remote released in April 2010. As a more budget-friendly alternative to the 600 series, the Harmony 300 rids itself of an LCD screen, and it only supports 4 simultaneous devices.
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On the other hand, it’s compatible with over 225,000 devices from over 5000 brands. Signature to the relatively entry-level remote is its computer/web-driven setup, which requires a USB port, but eradicates the need to type in a series of pesky device codes. Additional features include a glossy black finish, the same size/weight as the Harmony 700, and reliance on non-chargeable AA batteries.
Features
- Logitech Harmony Series
- Glossy Black Finish
- Downgrade from Harmony 600
- Gets Rid of LCD Display
- Supports Only 4 Devices
- Non-Rechargeable
- Versatile Compatibility
- USB Interface
- Web-Based Setup
- 1-Year Limited Warranty
Specifications
- Part #: PN 915-000132
- Compatibility (Win): Windows XP, Vista, 7
- Compatibility (Mac): Mac OS X 10.4.8+
- Interface: USB
- Battery: 2 AA
- Warranty: 1-Year Limited
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easy web based installation - tell it what you own, plug in to sync
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compatibility with over 225,000 devices from over 5000 manufacturers
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easy to use 'watch tv' macro button
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Nice feeling rubberized buttons
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4 remote limit is really pushing it - even for the most basic of setups
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isn't compatible with the Harmony software which includes many more features than the website
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no other activity buttons other than 'watch tv'
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no backlighting in any way
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