Pretty Hot : AVERA 49EQX10 4K LED TV + HARMONY ONE+ WALL MOUNT BRACKET 499.99 + FS

They should pay you to take that remote........huge step back wards from the original harmony one

FYI, TV on its own is only $369.99 with free shipping on their Ebay account and has been this way for months even though their own website says $399.99 + $29.99 shipping. - http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Avera-49EQX10-49 ... SwHMJYMF9W

So you're getting a cheap ebay/amazon type mount (typically around $15-16) and a Harmony one for $130.00.... nowhere near pretty hot unfortunately.

I read a bunch on this TV a few months back because I was going to get it for a cheap 4K gaming set... first of all its the 2015 model and I also couldn't find anything concrete regarding input lag although one random guy on reddit said less than 10ms and that input lag is a thing of the past with new panels? Lol wouldn't that be nice

EDIT: Forgot to add... the TV is noted as having HDR however all reports online were that it does not have any form of HDR, simulated or true. This came from a few Xbox One S users.

EDIT 2: So I dont sound like a knob... clearly a good deal at $369 for the TV alone for those who want to check out 4K and carry reasonable expectations

dvdvideo wrote: ↑ They should pay you to take that remote........huge step back wards from the original harmony one

What's wrong with the remote?

rhns86 wrote: ↑ What's wrong with the remote?

Nothing, poster still runs WinXP and is in love with the experience.

lifeisfuneh wrote: ↑ Nothing, poster still runs WinXP and is in love with the experience.

Terrible button layout. Terrible battery life. Touchscreen on this one adds nothing to the experience. Had it, to replace my old Harmony 890, returned.

inonusin wrote: ↑ Terrible button layout. Terrible battery life. Touchscreen on this one adds nothing to the experience. Had it, to replace my old Harmony 890, returned.

Hehe You can find flaws to anything, but to say it's step back from H1 or 890 is ridicules,
not to mention you can easily to sell it and lower price on the TV if you want to.
I presume the hub is included with the remote.

lifeisfuneh wrote: ↑ Hehe You can find flaws to anything, but to say it's step back from H1 or 890 is ridicules,
not to mention you can easily to sell it and lower price on the TV if you want to.

Actually if they want me to spend money on a newer version of their product, its on them to prove to me that its an improvement, or a step forward, in terms of functionality or design. This version was neither. But do tell what you find better about this revision of the remote. Perhaps its an improvement over the old school juggling three different remotes, but an improvement over the H1 or 890, hardly.

The hub is a decent product though.

inonusin wrote: ↑ Actually if they want me to spend money on a newer version of their product, its on them to prove to me that its an improvement, or a step forward, in terms of functionality or design. This version was neither. But do tell what you find better about this revision of the remote. Perhaps its an improvement over the old school juggling three different remotes, but an improvement over the H1 or 890, hardly.

The hub is a decent product though.

Very easy the home light and device control integration with Alexa and Google Home is one of many features standing out