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If you like watching TV or movies the chances are you've got a couple of boxes under your television. That means a stack of remotes, which no doubt gets annoying. Yes it may give you a sense that you've gone out and spent a good couple of months wages...
Easy software set-up, controls six remotes, well built, comfortable to hold...
You can go cheaper...
If you are wanting more from your remote and an easy to manage set-up, this is definitely a good way to go...
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If you're after a universal remote, buying a Harmony is the way to go. The more pertinent question is: which model in the burgeoning range is the one to get?All Harmony remotes share the same key strength – the set-up software. Simply tell the web-bas...
Easy, webbased setup, compatible with almost every device, well built and ergonomic...
Controls fewer devices than older, cheaper models...
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One of the biggest complaints my wife has about the setup in our lounge is how many devices I have connected to the television set, and how many remotes there are to control those devices. It's a valid complaint, and over the years, our collection of r...
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The Harmony 700 Advanced Universal Remote isn’t a cheap remote control, retailing at approximately £99, but it prides itself on being an affordable solution to some of the more pricey Logitech remotes, such as the touch-screen enabled Harmony One, whil...
If you want to make controlling your digital life easier than the Harmony 700 is certainly going to do that for you, with a brilliantly simple to understand set-up process that worked like a dream on first attempt. Being the main gaming reviewer on HE...
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Controlling out home theater devices can be a tricky business, especially when there are other members of the household that are befuddled or frustrated with our current lineup of remotes peeking out behind couch cushions. Simplicity is key when keep...
The Harmony 700 home theater remote control is best suited for smaller home theaters or the family room. Controlling, for instance, a television, cable box, Xbox 360, Blu-ray player, A/V receiver and CD changer is simple and an ideal match for the Ha...
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Universal remote controls help you reclaim your living room and both the One for All Smartcontrol and Logitech's Harmony 700 do a great job. They both look good, are easy to set up and reasonably priced. The Smartcontrol offers the vast majority of features you could want at an affordable price point. The Harmony 700 provides that little extra...
Easy setup, comfortable to use, colour LCD...
Requires a computer to set up...
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electronicsme.com Updated:
2011-08-14 20:57:05
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Logitech Harmony 700 AdvancedThe Harmony 700 also features easily-programmed one-click activity buttons, can control up to 6 devices, and incorporates an intuitive design with back-lit buttons that are grouped how you use them. The unit is rechargeable...
The Harmony 700 is a very powerful device, and at its street price it makes a very good choice in a universal remote control. The guided online programming and setup take a lot of the hassle out of programming, unlike some of the other, manually progra...
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The Harmony 700 just works. It doesn’t look as fancy as the 900, but I don’t care. What I care about in a remote is the most functionality for the lowest price. And let me tell you that this remote scores high in that area. I don’t care if I spoil the...
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i4u.com Updated:
2011-08-14 20:57:21
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Today I am going to check out the latest remote control from Logitech called the Harmony 700. This is a budget offering in the Harmony line, but still pack in most of the features we have come to know and love in the Harmony universal remote line. If y...
Cheapest remote in the Harmony line, Replaces six remotes, Rechargeable batteries...
No charge cradle...
The Harmony 700 is a great remote and brings the Harmony line down to a much more affordable range. The remote sheds many of the extras the Harmony line is known for, but leaves behind all of the essentials that make a Harmony remote a Harmony remote...
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Plenty of universal remotes work like a dream, assuming you manage to tackle the first step of setting them up correctly to work with all of your devices. The inexpensive models you buy at Radio Shack, or that ship with televisions and cable boxes...
Ergonomic build. Backlit keys with tilt sensor. User-replaceable rechargeable batteries. Intuitive PC-based configuration software. Macro support.
No RF control.
Logitechs latest universal remote offers a familiar feel and similar functionality to the excellent Harmony One, but for $100 less...
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about.com Updated:
2011-08-14 20:57:30
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Bottom Line: If you’re looking for a reasonable and reliable unit to serve as the heart of your home theater system, the Harmony 700 universal remote is a solid choice. Computer programmable Rechargeable with supplied charger and batteries Controls mu...
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toptenreviews.com Updated:
2011-10-16 02:04:54
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The Logitech Harmony 700 universal remote was able to wiggle its way up in the ranks and make our number two spot in the side-by-side comparison. Having our number one product, Logitech Harmony One as competition is sure to put a strain on any universa...
The main up and down arrow rocker is perfect for scrolling through pages...
The supplied wall charger is cheaply made and a power cradle is much needed.
The Logitech Harmony 700 has fantastic features and is well worth the investment...
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