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Question: Can I use this for the PS3 ? Can I use this on the PS3 to play DVD's and Blu-rays?
Document: This remote is fantastic. I bought it primarily because you can set the whole thing up by its "Wizard" on the computer using the USB cord provided. Everything works great. I use this to watch TV using my HD DVR from Time Warner Cable, play DVD's & listen to CD's. With just one push of the button it will activate my receiver's input settings, my TV, my HD DVR or my DVD player for the applicable task.
I had another Harmony remote that was a lower model. The other had the controls for play, rewind, etc on the very bottom of the remote which was a little awkward since we use them all the time with our DVR. This one has the buttons placed much better, but there are enough downsides that I actually like our other, cheaper model better.
This review assumes you know something about the Harmony series, in which you program the remote using your computer and a USB cable. The question is how well-suited this model is to what you want to do. I returned a simpler version, because the play/rewind/pause controls were at the bottom. This model has them in the centre, where your thumb needs them if you use a PVR (as well as DVD player).
These are cheap rubber ones, and much like similar buttons on my home's wireless phone handsets, they are starting to die after regular use. Have to really play with the system power button now to get it to turn on or off, and other oft-used buttons (like Menu) are starting to have trouble responding.I will certainly be buying another Harmony remote in the future, but I may have to step up to get some buttons that will last longer.
If I decide to play xbox 360, all I have to do is hit that button and it:  turns off the cable box, turns on the 360, changes the tv input to xbox, change the home theater input to xbox. All in all, it is doing multiple steps at once in a short period of time.The remote is also great because it will perform my cable box functions, but also be smart enough to change the volume on the home theater system when I use the volume buttons.
I bought it on sale (sixty dlrs) which is unbeatable for the class of the remote you get. Please do not try to compare this remote to the $20 universal remotes found at Wal-Mart. They can not hold a candle to this one in the everyday use- functionality-wise this remote is the same as any other in the Harmony line, including much more expensive ones. It has the same limitations as well (for example, not being able to control BT devices, like PS3).
This is a very simple to use and powerful remote control. It allows everyone in the house (including children) to use the entertainment center to the fullest. This device allows one to create "activities" such as "watch tv" or  "play wii", such that each activity can be done with a single button press. The hardest part was getting the model numbers off of the equipment, after that set up was easy.
When you program the 6 buttons around the screen, the software sometimes rearranges the order of the buttons. There's a pattern to the shuffling, so natural problem solvers will figure it out and play along, but some users won't want to bother with puzzles. It's my understanding that the higher end Logitech models use the same configuration software, so I'm not sure if upgrading would fix it.Lastly, this isn't so much a problem as something you should be aware of. The backlighting is fully configurable.
You'll also be missing the best feature of this remote: theactivities.The device configurations are all well and good, but you shouldn't beusing them very often. If you find yourself hitting the device buttonto get to some command a lot, reconfigure the activities you use it onto add that command to those activities. You get *three* completeremote configurations for each activity: the main one, which cancontrol everything, one to control the device that displays thepicture, and one to control the device(s) that play sound.
However, the software does allow you to re-assign buttons, so I need to play around with that and try to move page up/down to the remote instead of lcd. I definitely reccomend this remote.
Answer: No you can't. PS3 uses bluetooth and this remote supports IR devices only.