Back 20 years ago when I did my basement, I used X-10 dimmers for the lighting. I fried one by wiring it backwards, so the rear 3 lights are on a conventional dimmer.
Now I'm going to do a bit of re-wiring & will be splitting the three lights into a set of two & a single one.
I use a Harmony Touch with a Hub to control the home theatre. What would be good, low-cost, remote controlled dimmers to use?

I don’t have first hand experience with this, but I’ve heard good things about Lutron Caseta with the Harmony hub products.

[Link: support.myharmony.com]

Note that the Caseta product will require a Lutron Caseta Smart Bridge to work.

AFAIK, the Harmony hub doesn’t have built in ZigBee or Zwave, so pretty much any solution will require another box (unless a WiFi product like TP-Link Kasa is viable.)

Yup. Just want to make sure original poster doesn't have a disappointing experience.

Yes, never thought of that. Thanks for the heads up. I may be able to make do with IR dimmers.
I'll look into the Caseta though. I'd prefer to go with Wi-Fi.

One of the things i really like about caseta is the design of the little pico remotes. You can gang them with the switches and dimmers using the PICO-WBX-ADAPT adapter.

[Link: casetawireless.com]

If the user has a Logitech hub and the Caseta bridge, the Caseta switches/dimmers will work. That's all they need if they want to use the Harmony app. If they want a hand-held remote, they will need that but otherwise, that's all they need. The Harmony Hub operates over IP as well as IR.

Yep, that's what I'd be doing - getting a bridge & using my Touch.
Looking at Mac's link, I think Caseta is what my neighbor uses, sans bridge.
I see they're available at Home Depot. I'll take a look.
Thanks!