Logitech Harmony One Universal Remote with Color Touch Screen

We know who you are. You have a half-dozen remotes on the coffee table. And you're the only one in the family who knows how to use them.

We can help. Enjoy a full-color touch screen. Intuitive button layout. And an ergonomic design. So easy to use, the whole family will love it.

Simplify your home entertainment.

One-touch access to your entertainment: Enjoy easy, one-touch access to the home-entertainment activities you love. Want to watch a DVD? One simple press of the touch screen and the Harmony One remote does the rest.

Replaces up to 15 remotes: Reduce the clutter and complexity of your living room.

Exceptionally user-friendly design.

Full-color touch screen: Gives you easy, one-touch access to any entertainment activity-such as watching a DVD, watching TV, listening to music, and more.

Sculpted, backlighted buttons in logical zones: Allow you to find the right channel-even in the dark.

Ergonomic design: Fits comfortably in your hand.

Rechargeable design: Eliminates the worry about replacing batteries.

Sophisticated setup help, long-term solution.

Guided online setup: Helps you when you need it. You don't have to be an expert. Helpful online setup software. Live customer support team.

World's largest A/V control database: Be confident your Harmony remote can control virtually any home-entertainment device you have today or buy tomorrow. Online database supports more than 225,000 devices from more than 5,000 brands - and the list grows larger every day.

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Best Features

• Easy Internet-based setup and live customer support
• Dedicated on-screen activity buttons
• Color LCD touch screen
• Contoured backlit buttons
• Can learn IR codes from existing remote controls

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Setup was really easy by P. Lucier
I have to say I'm pretty sad that I didn't have more time to play with the features that this remote provides. Within two programming sessions I was done with all my configurations. The second session was to enable a Wii game console.



It's true that the Wii does not have a remote feature but my 9 yr old grandson figured it out within a couple of minutes (just turn "ON" the Wii and press "play games" on the Logitech.



My wife, who is a self-proclaimed non-techie, threw away her notes on how to sequence the five controls to achieve the desired results. It used to be "interesting" to watch her work through the different scenarios saying "Don't tell me I know I've done this before!" With this remote most of her frustration has gone away. Her new frustration is learning the new remote, but I have not seen her make any notes yet. Perhaps this is a good sign!