The Logitech Harmony 520 Advanced Universal Remote is the first sub-$100 remote the company has launched after acquiring the successful Harmony brand of remote controls. The new model is a smaller brother of the flagship Harmony 880, with a few significant differences. Most notable are its support for a maximum of 12 devices (versus 15), the lack of a color screen, and no ability to assign icons to stations or tasks. The 520 also uses triple-A batteries instead of charging in a cradle, like the 880. Head over to PC Magazine's full test report to learn more about this remote from Logitech.



Link: PC Magazine