PC Richard [pcrichard.com] has the Logitech Harmony Advanced 550 Universal Remote for $49.97 with free shipping. Thanks slicklupaka.

Not bad at all. Picked up 1

Missed out the last few times the remote went for this price. Not making the same mistakes again. Rep

Nice find. FYI - you can probably get them off fleabay (new) for about $10-15 more in case you miss this deal. Used go for $40-50ish.

Thanks! New to SD replies...if I could only figure out how to rep someone

Thanks for the deal :o

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Its the link with the numbers next to the word reputation. If you click on the link with the numbers a box will pop up and you can input your comment. Thus adding to their reputation HTH :o

so when amazon has this price it gets front paged every time but this place has it and its not

Quote from HeadBand : so when amazon has this price it gets front paged every time but this place has it and its not

And now it is.

Has anyone tried this and the Harmony 670, 880, or Harmony One? Are the other models worth the price difference? The 880 has gone as low as $85 AR and the Harmony One as low as $174.

I gave it the last half-thumb it needed, just for you.

Quote from smoka : Has anyone tried this and the Harmony 670, 880, or Harmony One? Are the other models worth the price difference? The 880 has gone as low as $85 AR and the Harmony One as low as $174.

One negative about this remote is that it doesnt come with a charger. It uses 4 AAA batteries which is a drawback when compared to the other remotes coming with a cradle charger.

In for 1, repped. I just picked up the 880 last week on the $85 W/rebate deal from amazon. I have two AV setups so maybe I'll use both.

For those of you wondering if the 880 is worth the $35 more: I did a comparison on Logitech's website of the two and the differences don't seem major - one has a color display and is rechargeable, the other (the 550) isn't. To me the color isn't necessary and I'd almost rather not have it rechargeable since I use 2000 mAh Sanyo Eneloops in all my electronics. That avoids the need for yet another docking cradle and such.

On the other hand, the 880 does appear to have 4 additional macro buttons that are user assignable, which is nice. I plan to get both and try them out - if the 880 doesn't provide enough justification I'll just sell it.