Logitech Harmony 885 Reviews

Designing its first universal remote, Logitech takes a nice step forward with the Harmony 885.

Web-programmable, universal learning remote; activity-based programming and usage; DVR-friendly button layout; backlit keys and color LCD; compatible with Windows and Macintosh machines; rechargeable battery and docking station included.

No RF support; Web interface may frustrate some users.

Loaded with features, you won't want to lose this remote down the back of the sofa

In principle, Logitech's Harmony devices are an excellent idea. Like previous models in the range, the Harmony 885 is an all-in-one universal...

Easy to use; hassle-free control of your AV equipment

Incredibly expensive; some older devices not supported

The ability to quickly download device profiles from the web is simple and clever - but the price tag isn't

First of all I think this device is designed wonderfully. It looks great as a remote and the docking station to charge it is equally as nice. So far I have found that the battery lasts days and days and weeks, so it isn't necessary to charge it whenever i...

Nice looking piece of kit that will control everything

Complicated to set up

You know the routine - where's the Sky remote, who's got the TV remote, which one to turn the TV down, has anyone seen the DVD remote???!? (usually stuffed down the arm of the chair!) Well, for sheer convenience and to remove that tension in the lounge, g...

Compact, all in remote for under £150, USB driven, sleek charger

Small buttons, limited customisation, low res screen

Having a surround sound system with integrated DVD player, TV and Sky+ meant we would constantly change around the remote we wanted. (For instance -- when we wanted to watch Sky we would change the channel with the Sky remote but had to adjust the volume

Controls all my devices with one remote!

Difficult to set-up, cheap screen