Logitech Harmony 555 Universal Remote control

Pros: Easy to configure, easily control all your devices, saves time/space/and headaches!

Cons: I haven't found any yet. I've had the remote 4 months, it's great!

The Bottom Line: Buy this remote if you have a home theater. You won't regret it.

Review: I bought this remote to control my dish satellite DVR, XBOX 360, TV, Yamaha receiver and DVD player. It does all of the above and then some. I'll admit the first time I used the remote, the Harmony web interface was a bit clunky. Logitech listened to ...

Pros: Works great once your activites are set up; get rid of remote clutter

Cons: web-interface is time consuming; not as flexible as other higher $ remotes

The Bottom Line: For the mid-level setup, this remote will work just fine. Simplicity it creates, and has just enough flexibility for you to use it in almost any setup.

Review: If you have to turn on multiple devices just to play your XBOX 360, then this is the remote for you. It is no nonsense, slim sized, functional universal remote. Setup: not bad, but being web-interfaced does rely heavily on your web connection speed ...

Pros: Small, able to customize, works with most electronics.

Cons: No offline app, not bluetooth, ffwd on PVR's timing is a bit off.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this remote because it puts me in control of what I want it to do.

Review: This remote is absolutely fantastic. I've been gathering quite the army of remotes and it was suggested to me by my wife that we might want to consolidate of few of these remotes. Having recently purchased a 360, this was really my only option, and ...

Pros: Computer programming interface, remote ergonomics, LCD screen, idiot-proof.

Cons: Doesn't always work with everything. Mosh-posh stereo collections may not work with it. Buttons click!!!!!

The Bottom Line: If you could rent this remote for a day, be sure that it works with all your products, and then buy it, it'd be the perfect remote.

Review: I have only recently starting trying to build my home theater system up to anything, so I have many different machines from many different manufactors. Two of my machines, in fact, are hand-me-downs from the mid 90's, so I was quite surprised when I ...