If you check Logitech's website they should have a comparison of some sort. If not go to bestbuy or futureshops website and click the checkbox to compare all the different models. I have the 880 myself and am happy with it. Nice display, easy to setup, rechargeable w/ dock, and compatible with everything I have in my setup. I'd recommend it if you have a complex home theatre setup.
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Oct 23rd, 2007 10:09 AM #1Sr. Member



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Help: choose a Harmony remote
I'm looking for a mid-end Harmony remote control, but got confused by so many models they are offering. I can find 5xx, 6xx, 7xx, and 8xx series (1000 is too expensive for me) in the market. Is there a place I can find a comparison chart of all the remotes? Or please share your experience with your model. Thanks.
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Oct 23rd, 2007 12:35 PM #3
I too have the 880 and love it. It has replaced every remote in my home theatre and I haven't lost any functionality whatsoever. My only issue with it is the volume up button has become a little less sensitive after a years worth of use, and I have to press harder on that button only to make it work, though it still works fine.
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Oct 24th, 2007 05:35 PM #4Newbie
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I have the 880 too. Great remote. Only thing it don't like is the peanut shape of the remote. Makes it a little tougher to hold and change channels (buttons at the side). Remote tends to spin a bit in my hand. (hope that makes some sense).
Not a huge deal, but I prefer the flat shape of the 550.
Only other problem with Harmonys (in general), is that I'm always buying things just because they have an IR remote ability. IE: window ACs, pedestal fan, electric fireplace, lights controls, etc.. It's an addiction.
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I have owned both a 659 and now an 880 (On sale from time to time for about $120), so far no issues with either unit and they're both a breeze to setup and use. Waiting for a good deal on a 1000 series remote to upgrade. I believe the 1000 series is RF which should give it better range and avoid any LOS issues you may ever come across.
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