CNET has posted up their comparison of universal remotes. The included much of Logitech's Harmony series along with a few other options out there. Check it out if you are tired of your 5 or 6 remotes and would like to consolidate them into one without losing functionality.<\/p>\n
\nIt's long been known that the remedy for a common case of remote clutter is the universal remote. However, when it comes to turning five remotes–or even more–into a single uber-controller for all that equipment stacked beneath your TV or in your towering audio rack, you have a lot of choices. Yes, they're supposed to do the same thing, yet they all seem to go about it slightly differently and offer a variety of interfaces and designs. These remotes represent the best of the bunch, so you can find the perfect remote that lets you banish all those clickers to a drawer–forever.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
CNET has posted up their comparison of universal remotes. The included much of Logitech's Harmony series along with a few other options out there. Check it out if you are tired of your 5 or 6 remotes and would like to consolidate them into one without losing functionality.<\/p>\n
\nIt's long been known that the remedy for a common case of remote clutter is the universal remote. However, when it comes to turning five remotes–or even more–into a single uber-controller for all that equipment stacked beneath your TV or in your towering audio rack, you have a lot of choices. Yes, they're supposed to do the same thing, yet they all seem to go about it slightly differently and offer a variety of interfaces and designs. These remotes represent the best of the bunch, so you can find the perfect remote that lets you banish all those clickers to a drawer–forever.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n