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edit: price increased from 49.99 to 59.99
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$59.99 now, but still a good deal...


Which Harmony to buy?
Comparisons, pictures etc
http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin/mboard/rc-harmony/thread.cgi?4251

Essentially - they're ALL about identically capable. If you own one, don't 'upgrade' unless you're a me-too color screen desiring wannabe
If this will be your first, buy whichever
a. is on special
b. has a button layout you like

FYI, the 659 has the transport buttons (play, stop, FF, Rew) on the very bottom of the remote. The 676 has moved those transport buttons to the middle (much better placement).

The 676 also has hard A & B buttons for DVR usage

Message edited by: GoldenGhetto on 2007-07-24 02:16:39 CDT
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seems like a great deal! thanks op


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anybody know if this works well with DVR like TiVo?


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NUDITY said:anybody know if this works well with DVR like TiVo?

Works great with a TiVo, once you get used to the different button positions.

I've had this model for almost 2 years now and my only complaint is that it EATS batteries!


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Woo hoo! Thanks OP. Missed out on this last time at the same price. I purchased the 500 series a couple of months ago and the FF/RW buttons at the bottom were the kiss of death. Sold it to someone at work for what I paid for it. This model is much better for a DVR.

(edit)... actually the other one I bought was the 659. Not 550. Duh.


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This is HOT!!!


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Anyone knows if it's worth replacing 628 with 676? TIA


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just picked one up for my father - even for the technically challened this will work well... thanks OP


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I have a dish HD DVR vip622.

we use the 30sec skip button the most.
that is the only way we watch tv.

will this 676 be able to support that 30 sec FF button?
anyone has any experience with dish and 676?

what are some of the cons of this remote...
and lastly, for DVR functionality, which would be the best remote amongst the harmony's?


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I ordered one! Hope it is better than the older one I had. Thanks..........


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If you want a Harmony remote that doesn't look like a kids toy (which this one does) try the 550.


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Good price significantly cheaper than eBay when shipping is included.


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In...thanks OP!


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In for 1, thanks!


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Great find! Thanks OP!


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Am I right to assume the 676 i s better than 670 model?


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gordita said:I have a dish HD DVR vip622.

we use the 30sec skip button the most.
that is the only way we watch tv.

will this 676 be able to support that 30 sec FF button?
anyone has any experience with dish and 676?

what are some of the cons of this remote...
and lastly, for DVR functionality, which would be the best remote amongst the harmony's?

The Harmony remotes can support ANY button. First of all, it's highly unlikely that it's not in Logitech's database. That being said, even if it isn't, it can "learn" any specific button from any remote just by pointing your remote at the Harmony.


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how does it compare to ThisRemote($19 through GoogleCheckout)?


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cheepskate said:Am I right to assume the 676 i s better than 670 model?

Actually, I believe the 676 is a discontinued model and the 670 is the newer version.

It looks like the main difference is button placement:

Harmony 676

Harmony 670

-Zork


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