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Logitech Harmony 300i Reviews

DigitalVersus

10/2010

Universal Remote Control Reviews (Preview)

The entry-level model, this universal Logitech Harmony 300i remote aims to be simple and intuitive. We tested it and our experience over the first few minutes made us think that we might agree with this description... Cheap doesn't necessarily mean you're getting a bad product and this is borne out with the Harmony 300i, which is solid and sits well in the hand. The various buttons fall easily under your thumb and they are of just as good quality as the brand's higher end models. For this "budget" remote, Logitech has decided to do away with the control screen. Instead you get four buttons that allow you to select your device and control it. Although you can't modify what these buttons are called you can set them up according to your requirements. You can, for example, control your media centre by pressing the "Cable/Sat" button. Note that you can set the volume controls to a specific device. For example, when you're using the remote with your Blu-ray player, the Vol+/Vol- buttons can still be set to your audio amp. Very practical. Power comes from two standard AA batteries.

CNet

04/2010

Logitech Harmony 300i

Logitech's line of Harmony universal remotes has been gobbling up market share for years, but the common complaint of many users has been that they remain too expensive--the good ones invariably cost $150 and up. But that's changing for 2010: Logitech has unveiled a trio of new universal remotes with prices ranging from $100 to just $50. Based on the same general design as the Harmony 700 ($150 list, controls six devices) are the Harmony 650 ($100 list, five devices), Harmony 600 ($80 list, five devices), and the entry-level Harmony 300 (reviewed here). The 300 carries a list price of $50, and can already be found online for closer to $40. (Note: The Harmony 300 has a black matte finish, and the Harmony 300i has a glossy finish that's more prone to smudges and fingerprints. That--along with the fact that each model is only available through some exclusive retailers--is the only difference between the two products.) To hit that ultra-affordable price point, of course, there had to be some compromises. The 300 controls only four products, it lacks the LCD screen found on the step-up 600 and 650 models, and most of the buttons aren't backlit.

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Logitech Harmony 300 Universal Remote	$28.88	See it
Logitech Harmony 300 Universal Remote Control - Replaces Four Remotes, DVR controls, Programmable Buttons	$29.99	See it
Logitech Harmony 300i Remote Control	$39.99	See it
Logitech Harmony 300 Remote Control (Black)	$49.99	See it