Logitech Harmony 700 Advanced Universal Remote only £38.99 delivered @ Ebuyer [Ebay Outlet]
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Cheapest price that I have seen.
BRAND NEW WITH A 12 MONTH EBUYER EXPRESS WARRANTY
Overview
Product Description
The fun never ends with this rechargeable universal remote, the Logitech Harmony 700.
Colour cues
The color screen gives you the controls you want when you want them with clear, bright icons and commands.
Easy-to-read color screen
You get clear, bright icons and commands. The intelligent display shows the commands you need for what you’re doing, gives you access to all the functions of your devices, and even provides help.
Rechargeable
Your rechargeable remote can go a week between charges. You won’t be looking for batteries when you want to be watching TV.
Replaces six remotes
You can control your home-entertainment devices with one remote—reducing clutter and complexity in your living room.
Favorites button
A Favorites button lets you jump to the stations you watch the most.
One-touch activity controls
Say good-bye to cheat sheets. Everyone in the family can select what they want to do—such as “Watch TV”—and your Harmony remote does the rest. Learn more about one-touch activity-based controls.
Works with 225,000+ devices
Support for 5000+ brands and 225,000+ devices, so you know it will work with what you have today and what you’ll add tomorrow. See how your home-entertainment setup would work with Harmony. Check your setup now.
Intuitive design
Buttons are grouped by how you use them, shaped so you can feel your way around, and backlit—so you always know where you are.
Guided online setup
You connect your Harmony remote to your computer and you’re guided through every step. If you hit a snag, customer support is ready to help.
System Requirements
Windows-based computer
Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7.
USB port
CD-ROM drive
Internet access
Mac computer
Mac OSX 10.3–10.5
USB port
CD-ROM drive
Internet access
Package Contents
Logitech Harmony 700 remote control
USB cable
AC adapter
NiMh rechargeable battery
Quick-start guide
All Comments (36)
Jump to unread Post a CommentAm on my second Harmony 515, but it's reaching the end of it's life. Love it, but that model seems to be discontinued now.
This looks like my best bet for a replacement, but I'm not liking the look of the activity buttons. "Listen to Music"? I want my own labels (none of which will include music). Yes you can reprogram the macro, but unless you crack out the tippex the label will be wrong.
I'm just being picky, aren't I...
Heat added, anyways. Great price.
Would this be a good all in one replacement?
Am on my second Harmony 515, but it's reaching the end of it's life. Love it, but that model seems to be discontinued now.
This looks like my best bet for a replacement, but I'm not liking the look of the activity buttons. "Listen to Music"? I want my own labels (none of which will include music). Yes you can reprogram the macro, but unless you crack out the tippex the label will be wrong.
I'm just being picky, aren't I...
Heat added, anyways. Great price.
In exactly the same boat, love my 515, but it's getting a bit old, especially the hard buttons like volume. Plus the Mrs. not keen on the clicking (quite loud) of the hard plastic buttons. The 700 does look all soft buttons but not sure about those activity buttons at the top. Plus another great thing about the LCD on the 515 becuse of the simplicity it lasts ages on a set of baterries, hate having to change batteries constantly which I'm guessing the 700 will be inferior to the 515 in that regards.
Also heard that some of the newer models are more stingy with the number of activies/devices you can have, that true?
Would this be a good all in one replacement?
Yes it would, as long as you have a max 6 devices. I have TV, Freesat, Blu Ray Player, Amp and Xbox on mine. Never use any other remotes.
Am on my second Harmony 515, but it's reaching the end of it's life. Love it, but that model seems to be discontinued now.
This looks like my best bet for a replacement, but I'm not liking the look of the activity buttons. "Listen to Music"? I want my own labels (none of which will include music). Yes you can reprogram the macro, but unless you crack out the tippex the label will be wrong.
I'm just being picky, aren't I...
Heat added, anyways. Great price.
In exactly the same boat, love my 515, but it's getting a bit old, especially the hard buttons like volume. Plus the Mrs. not keen on the clicking (quite loud) of the hard plastic buttons. The 700 does look all soft buttons but not sure about those activity buttons at the top. Plus another great thing about the LCD on the 515 becuse of the simplicity it lasts ages on a set of baterries, hate having to change batteries constantly which I'm guessing the 700 will be inferior to the 515 in that regards.
Also heard that some of the newer models are more stingy with the number of activies/devices you can have, that true?
It does have max 6 devices. The buttons are softer than the 515, which I had before, rubberised feel and silent in use.
Also it has rechargeable battery build in. So no more replacing them :)
Would this be a good all in one replacement?
Yes it would, as long as you have a max 6 devices. I have TV, Freesat, Blu Ray Player, Amp and Xbox on mine. Never use any other remotes.
Thanks, going to order now
Your Sky remote has programmable macro functions allowing you to switch to a number of other devices and control them all even better than their supplied remotes?
Mine doesn't...
I can see why you opened this thread and made your post. You truly have a Sky remote to make other folk jealous.
This is so much better - yes, the screen is smaller, but it's clearer IMO. The hard key for watch TV is handy - I used the Watch Movie one for the blu-ray and then set up the other entries I wanted on the screen - you only see two at a time, but its enough.
Much easier to charge (now the adapter just plugs straight into the USB port) and programmable over the Internet whereas my old remote had to use on the Logitech software installed on a PC. Had mine a week now and not needed a charge so far - very happy with it.
Wow, how do you use a remote control for 7 hours in an evening? You must be the most indecisive TV viewer on the planet (_;)