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User reviews for the Harmony 768 / H768 / SST-768 from Logitech. |
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Average: 4.27/5.00 Median: 5.00/5.00 | 32 | $299 |
Available in three stylish colors, the H768 is the ultimate Harmony remote. Featuring a large number of hard buttons, the compact SST-768 makes no compromises with its blend of powerful programming features and ease-of-use.
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Written by pinkrobe from Calgary. The reviewer has used this remote control for more than two years. |
Review 32 made on Sunday October 29, 2006 at 10:34 PM. |
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Review: | I got a killer deal on this remote way back in late 2003. It was new, red and held such promise. The initial setup went fine. I had the TV, cable box and DVD rocking and rolling. Life was good. FFWD a year...
Just after the warranty ran out, the remote started to behave strangely. Not all the buttons would work, and it would simply shut down randomly. This was a huge PITA since all the equipment was still on, but now I had to turn everything off so the remote could turn it all back on again. This was happening 2-3 times each night. I thought it might be the batteries coming loose, so I tried some tissue and foam to try and keep them jammed in there, but that didn't seem to work. Ultimately, it would turn on and off by itself, so we stuck it in a drawer and went back to multiple remotes. |
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Written by Sean from Savannah, GA. The reviewer has used this remote control for 1-3 months. |
Review 29 made on Friday January 7, 2005 at 11:54 AM. |
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Review: | A great idea, and great potential. But doesn't every remote claim to be "the last remote you'll ever need?". I bought this remote enthusiastically, and spent what I felt was all the time necessary to conquer it. The whole computer interface with the remote went well (but I have to admit my Mac has never had a problem syncing with a device).
In fact, I found the options on the website to be very knowledgeable (at the time, I was "passing through" a signal from my satellite box through my VCR and into my receiver). All connections could be configured through the website (such as listening to the digital sound of the sat whie watching the SVHS signal of the VCR).
I got it to recognize all my devices except my Sony receiver. I'm sorry, but going to the computer, spending time downloading something into the remote, going back to my system, finding out it doesn't work, and repeating the cycle got tedious. This all became moot when I realized I hated using the remote itself.
The problem is, because the 768 has so few buttons (at the time supposedly for "expert users"), this means less can be mapped out to each button and everything else has to be accessed through the small LCD display. Because it IS a small display, you have to scroll down to access a certain function.
If you look at the Harmony 659, (at the time, the supposed remote for the "common man"), ironically, you'll see a lot more options for the experienced user when it comes to mapping out buttons to the remote. Unfortunately, a friend of mine had that one and it had even more IR problems.
A lot of review here extoll the virtues of Harmony's excellent ideas. However, if you take off the rose colored glasses, you have to ask "is it functional?" and "does it work?". I look forward to improvements on the design, but right now I have to say no. |
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