On January 13, 2008 at 18:33, Aaron Levey said...
Logitech/Harmony has basically put out nearly the exact
same remote with each model... some have color screens,
recharge bases, buttons moved around/added/removed, etc
but...
each "new" model adds ZERO value since they all do the
SAME THING!
Shame on people who are supporting a lack of innovation
buy running out to "upgrade" when new model come out.
All Harmony remotes are supposed to control your components, so of course they do the same thing. Just like every car gets you from point A to point B.
For me, the most important feature of a remote is ergonomics. As far as I am concerned, remote performance is defined by the ergonomics. If we are to believe Harmony, the "performance" of the Harmony One is major step forward from their previous remotes.
If you've never had a URC MX remote, you may have no idea what I am talking about. URC set the standard for remote ergonomics, which is why their remotes have such a loyal following on this forum and others. The Harmony One is the most "MX like" remote Harmony has ever released. They've finally emphasized ergonomics in a design, and this marks a major departure from past Harmony remotes.
Last edited by RonL
on January 14, 2008 04:29.
