Discount Logitech Harmony Xbox 360 Remote On Sale.

	Just connect your remote to your computer and answer a few questions about how you currently use your audio/video and entertainment components. Logitech's patented Smart State Technology does the rest. Gives you full control of up to 12 devices -- everything from HDTVs to PVRs, DVD players to VCRs, and game consoles to lighting controls Use the special Xbox buttons - The Harmony 360 includes convenient Y, X, A, and B buttons and media center controls for your Xbox gaming

	Product Description: The Harmony 360 Remote Control for Xbox 360 is teh sure way to get more enjoyment out of your Xbox 360 and home entertainment system, without having to juggle a dozen remotes. Just connect the Harmony Remote to your computer and the Web wizard walks you step-by-step through a simple set up. It shows you how to set it up so that it's controlling your TV, DVD or clicking into game mode. Even the most complex home entertainment system is easy to control -- and best of all, you can do it without all the hassle of writing macros.

• Xbox 360 Live 12 Month Gold Card plus 1 Month Bonus
• Xbox 360 Quick Charge Kit
• Xbox 360 Wireless Network Adapter
• Xbox 360 Rechargeable Controller Battery Pack White
• Xbox 360 Wireless Controller Black

Rating : - Good intro to product line with a few BIG problems
This remote is easily programmed provided you have the model numbers for all of your devices handy. There may be problems with some very off-brand devices but their device list is pretty deep and they seem to update it regularly (part of what you are paying for is this kind of support). You can also customize everything if you feel the need to. I didnt need to do much of this and most users will not.

I do, however, have one very big gripe, and that is that I still end up using two remotes all of the time. My Harmony has all of the commands that I need, but there is a noticable lag in the processing of functions with my digital set top DVR. Changing channels and going through the guides is not so bad, but if I am using playback functionality and am trying to fast forward through the commercials I am constantly having to stop, rewind, play, etc. I end up having to use my DVR remote to do away with the latency.

From what I have seen messing around with the 880, the processor may actually be faster as it did not seem to have as many issues with latency (if there was some it was barely noticable). If you dont have a DVR or dont mind commercials then this should do fine.