A universal remote with a colour screen and one-click activity buttons that bring you showtime in no time.
Logitech Harmony 650 Universal Remote Control
One touch changes everything—with bright and brilliant control
Say goodbye to juggling remotes and complicated equipment settings. With a bright color screen, one-click activity buttons, and control of five devices, Harmony 650 lets you access TV, movies and music effortlessly—even in the dark.
Noteworthy Features
Replaces up to 5 Remotes
- Works with devices you own now and add later.
- Color screen displays commands and favorite channels.
- Activity buttons turn on the right devices with one touch.
Color Command Screen
- Favorite channel icons: Jump right to your top news, sports and movie channels.
- Quick commands: Instantly see and select commands for whatever devices you're using.
- Smart display: Get on-screen help at the touch of a button.
World’s Most Compatible
- Online database supports over 225,000 devices from more than 5,000 brands.
- Compatible with components you own today and add tomorrow .
One-touch activity buttons
- Press “Watch DVD” or “Listen to Music” and all the right devices turn on in the right order.
- Easy for anyone in the family to use.
Simple guided setup
- Connect the remote to your computer—online software walks you through quick setup.
- No need to enter endless equipment codes into your remote.
Controls eight entertainment devices
- Replaces up to eight remotes: Say goodbye to a jumble of remotes cluttering up the coffee table.
- No more complicated instruction lists of what to turn on and what buttons to select.
Compatibility
What's in the Box
- Logitech Harmony 650 Remote.
- USB cable.
- 2 AA batteries.
- User documentation.
What You Need
PC
- Windows-based PC.
- Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP.
- USB port.
- Internet access.
Mac computer
- Mac OS X 10.6 or later.
- USB port.
- Internet access.
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SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW'S
1) Love this remote - This is a really excellent product. The level of sophistication at its price point is compelling. I won't attempt a comprehensive feature review; others have done a good job of that. A couple of high points for me:<br /><br />--Remote Assistant. If you start an activity and it fails to complete properly, the Help button brings up an interactive question set that pinpoints which portion of the activity failed, then the remote corrects it. In my experience this works flawlessly in correcting errors in activity launches.<br /><br />--Remote database. This appears to be quite comprehensive; it had my Anthem 500 AVR, which is a relatively new product and far from mainstream in popularity.<br /><br />--Ergonomics. Button placement is logical and uncluttered. Button responsiveness is just right. Backlighting is effective without being intrusive.<br /><br />--IR learning. Easily learned everything I threw at it.<br /><br />One last point I'll make, echoing a previous review: If you are tech-savvy and want the maximum programming flexibility with this remote, don't use the myHarmony site to set it up. Download the Harmony Remote software and use it instead. It's not quite as pretty as the myHarmony interface, but it has loads of additional features, such as the ability to append additional functions to the end of an activity.<br /><br />I was confused by some of the negative reviews of this product, since I feel it is excellent. I think at least some of the negative comments arose from failure to fully explore the software for this remote in order to learn what it can do. For anyone who doesn't have an excessively complicated hardware setup, I think this would be hard to beat.
By T. Brechbill on August 5, 2011
SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW'S
1) Love this remote - This is a really excellent product. The level of sophistication at its price point is compelling. I won't attempt a comprehensive feature review; others have done a good job of that. A couple of high points for me:<br /><br />--Remote Assistant. If you start an activity and it fails to complete properly, the Help button brings up an interactive question set that pinpoints which portion of the activity failed, then the remote corrects it. In my experience this works flawlessly in correcting errors in activity launches.<br /><br />--Remote database. This appears to be quite comprehensive; it had my Anthem 500 AVR, which is a relatively new product and far from mainstream in popularity.<br /><br />--Ergonomics. Button placement is logical and uncluttered. Button responsiveness is just right. Backlighting is effective without being intrusive.<br /><br />--IR learning. Easily learned everything I threw at it.<br /><br />One last point I'll make, echoing a previous review: If you are tech-savvy and want the maximum programming flexibility with this remote, don't use the myHarmony site to set it up. Download the Harmony Remote software and use it instead. It's not quite as pretty as the myHarmony interface, but it has loads of additional features, such as the ability to append additional functions to the end of an activity.<br /><br />I was confused by some of the negative reviews of this product, since I feel it is excellent. I think at least some of the negative comments arose from failure to fully explore the software for this remote in order to learn what it can do. For anyone who doesn't have an excessively complicated hardware setup, I think this would be hard to beat.
By T. Brechbill on August 5, 2011
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