Reviews for Top Universal Remotes

"Nice design Easy to set up Very responsive, clear touchscreen...Expensive...The Harmony One is curvaceous, a welcome change from the previous flat and broad Harmony 1000...Speaking of cradles, the package comes with a black flat one that has its front panel carved out exactly in the remote’s shape...With the help of the setup disc/USB cable included in the package, starting up the remote is easy......" read more »

"Sleek design, in terms of cosmetics and ergonomics; PC programmable; excellent button layout and design that now includes new Blu-ray-centric buttons;...Price will scare off some buyers; PS3 control requires add-on dongle; dearth of user-programmable multi-device...With the Harmony 900, Logitech's gone to a whole new RF system and has greatly simplified the setup and update processes...In an ideal world the Harmony 900 would offer Bluetooth connectivity, but..." read more »

"Some reviewers have faulted the Harmony 880 for its smaller buttons, however many are shaped in such a way that they peak in the middle and can be easily manipulated...The only downside I found to the buttons was their responsiveness, in comparison to my TiVo remote for example, the Harmony 880 remote moves through the menu slower than the original TiVo remote..." read more »

"The Logitech Harmony 670 is a throwback to the comfortable peanut-shape design of old, with DVR-friendly buttons placed in the center...It retains the same...The 670 isn't as sleek or as stylish as the more-recent "flat" Harmony models...Moreover, it lacks the...The 670 recognized at least 85% of the device buttons...The interview format on the Logitech web site is OK for initial setup, after that, it is a pain to have to navigate through the interview stuff..." read more »

"The RCU404 is a pretty good remote...The RCU404 is a good general replacement for any universal remote or getting rid of that four remote rack on your TV stand (don't be ashamed, more people should use them if they have that many...If you need something cheap but easy to use, this is your choice right here! Pretty good..." read more »

"The Logitech MX 510 features an improved version of our already-amazing MX Optical Engine, which combines high resolution with high frame rates to deliver the best in mouse performance...This breakthrough 800 dpi sensor now captures an incredible 5.8 megapixels every second and is able to track up to 15 Gs of acceleration...Control tracking, speed, and button programming with Logitech's gaming-tuned MouseWare software..." read more »

"works for all of my tvs, lights up, easy to use input button doesn't work " Very attractive remote, light weight, very easy to use, lights up which is very good for when your in the dark...backlit, good response/range none " Originally my xbox 360 was also my only dvd player and because I wasn't a fan of having a menu pop up when I used the controller for dvd's I bought this...Pretty good remote control but I don't think that you absolutely need it..." read more »

"none Didn't work with my components I have a Daewoo VCR with Toshiba TV...Bought my remote from a Walgreens...I would say to people who have brightness issues or erratic control issues after purchasing this product, replace the batteries..." read more »

"Compatible with DVD +/- R/RW and MP3, looks good, easy to use...Value for money None None that I can see, other than it is no longer made waste of resources and money...easy to use, OK features minor problem occur Records in multi formats, high quality, low price Takes a few seconds before it is ready to record, otheriwse its great Very good to be able to store programmes on dvd Unreliable..." read more »

"Varied selection is good, but too much selection with so little price difference can be confusing – and so, recently, Sony decided to simplify their offerings with the introduction of a single new model...The $15 USD MSRP Sony RM-V310 replaces both the $15 five-device RM-V302 and $20 seven-device RM-V402...Although the RM-V310’s name might lead you to believe that it’s the direct descendant of the RM-V302, being capable of controlling up to seven devices would make it more closely related to the RM-V402...Thus the simultaneous release of the RM-V310, which is nearly identical to the RM-VL600 save for a few minor design changes to reflect the modified specifications..." read more »