Logitech Harmony RF Wireless Extender
by Logitech
|
List Price: Our Price: $74.98 You Save: $25.01 (25%) Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Buy Used: from $44.99 (click here) Category: CE See more product details |
|---|
Customers in the UK,
Buy this product at amazon.co.uk
for British Pounds
Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Logitech Harmony RF Wireless Extender
Customer Review: Great addition to the Harmony Remote
Summary: 4 Stars
Easy to set up and allowed me to hide all the other equipment. Could use better adhesive on the infrared sensors, had to tape them on.Customer Review: RF!!!
Summary: 4 Stars
great product... the radio frequency feature is awsome. i can be anywhere in the house and controll the hideaway appliances.Customer Review: Makes the 1000 work
Summary: 4 Stars
We'll until Logitech gets the 1000 remote working like there lower end models this repeater really makes a big difference.Customer Review: Logitech® Harmony® RF Wireless Extender
Summary: 4 Stars
I am ussing it with the Harmony 1000 it does everything I was told it would.Customer Review: Just OK - see also my review for the Harmony 1000
Summary: 3 Stars
I noted within my review for the H1000 that sometimes some setup routines don't complete (IE a TV is switched to ON, but is not set to Input 1 for example). Other times it is. Not sure which piece drops the ball occasionally.
I did also find that it works much better, even being RF, if I have the receiver exposed on top of the audio cabinet. Shouldn't be, and I don't know why, but it does. I am a software tester by profession and the application my company writes uses RF devices extensively - I can tell you this is not professional grade stuff by any means. I have it contained in my 15x15 room, and used it because I didn't wish to have the wooden doors on my cabinet open when using the home theatre.
Last thing is that it is a little cheesy looking when viewing the AV equipment to stick the 'eye' piece on the audio equipment itself. A distributor hub, sort of the opposite of the receiver, would be much cleaner looking inside a cabinet.
But it does generally work, I can be outside the room where the equipment is located and control it.