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Logitech Harmony 650
$80.00
Released March, 2010
The Pros:Affordable price - under $100. Natural button layout - quite intuitive locations of most used buttons. Better quality build than previous generation offerings.
The Cons:Accelerometer is less sensitive than those in previous generations - sometimes require a shake. Display has poor viewing angles. Programming requires a PC, can be a real pain in the butt.
The Logitech Harmony 650 is one of two universal remotes (600, 650) released in March 2010. They were built as more affordable options to the over-$100 Harmony 900 and 700. The 650 also utilizes the same shape as the 700, but it’s limited to only five devices.
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Like its predecessor (600), the Harmony 650 supports over 5000+ brands and includes a backlit display. The difference, however, is that the 650’s display is fully colorized. Plus it sports an intuitive design "shaped so you can feel your way around," which means no fumbling for the right button.
Features
- Universal Remote
- More Affordable Than 700/900
- Backlit Color Display
- Replaces 5 Remotes
- Supports 5000+ Brands
- Guided Online Setup
- Intuitive Design
- One-Click Activity Buttons
- Live Support
- Constantly Updated Device Database
Specifications
- Part #: 915-000116
- Warranty: 2-Year Limited
- Compatibility (Win): XP, vista, 7
- Compatibility (Mac): OS X 10.4.8+
Package Contents
- Remote Control
- USB Cable
- 2 AA Batteries
- User Documentation
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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affordable price - under $100
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natural button layout - quite intuitive locations of most used buttons
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better quality build than previous generation offerings
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built-in backlight is triggered by an accelerometer when you pick the remote up
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dedicated 'activity' (macro) buttons
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compatible with both OSX and Windows
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control up to 5 devices with a single remote
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accelerometer is less sensitive than those in previous generations - sometimes require a shake
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display has poor viewing angles
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programming requires a PC, can be a real pain in the butt
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Doesn't come with rechargable battery and cradle.
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