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Question: How bright are the back lit buttons?  My 650 is pretty much useless in this area.
Document: I purchased this universal remote last June after reading all of the wonderful reviews from satisfied customers. After only 1 year, 2 months and 10 days, the &#34;OK&#34; button stopped working, which pretty much makes the remote completely useless (other than still being able to turn on my home theater, cable box, and tv at the same time). I gave 2 stars because it worked wonderfully for one year but now it's just decoration on the family room table.
The remote does everything it says it does. It is easy to program and has a nice look and feel about it. You need to make sure you have only 6 devices or less. I have exactly 6 so there is no room to grow with this model. You should consider the Harmony One. The only item that I would like to see addressed is that not all the buttons are back lit.
It's sleek, the buttons are back-lit when you move it and it seems to work from many angles (which is very good for types that watch TV from several places in an open concept layout. I love it.However...It took nearly half a day to program and set-up correctly. The more components you have, the longer it will take. I averaged 30 minutes per component, through trial and error.
Logitech really wants you to drink the Kool-Aid with their remotes. They really want to be the only remotes in the room. The way they do their setup macros means if you change a setting with another remote or manually on a component, you are out of sync and have to jump through hoops to get it back right. Their help screens do a pretty good job of unravelling mismatched modes, but its still a hassle.I've pretty much learned the tricks.
So, if you are in low light and want to switch from watching a DVD back to watching TV or listen to music then you need to make sure you know where the buttons are located or you will need to turn on some extra light. This is not a huge inconvenience, but it would be much easier if you could see the activity buttons in low light.
I have upgraded my universal remote experience from Logitech 525 harmony to Logitech 700 harmony. I must say it has been an overwelming experience as of now. There are huge differences between the two remotes. Firstly, the buttons are much better on 700 than on 525.The placement of all the buttons are more appropriate. The extra Up/Down direction buttons were a needed feature.I paid the same amount for both, 525 costed me $118 then when I bought it 5 years back.
The web setup does not have the same setup choices as the client software.-All of the buttons below the screen are nicely lit.
I love it. Easy to setup and to use, rechargable battery stay for long I charg it once still did not charg it again fo 20 days, the battery is AA batery easy to replace. The remote is Back-Lit keyboard.I'm using it for 5 devices and working smoth:Sony lcd w serieshumax satellite HD receiverOnky home theater receiverXteramer video playerPs3
One of my computers (Win7 up to date, latest drivers, IE and Mozilla browsers, etc) would not load either software solution, and tech support was useless. I had to use my older Vista machine to program. Not sure what I would have done without it...probably returned the remote. Using either software package is akin to using TurboTax for your taxes, although much less sophisticated yet. It's very dumbed down (which could be good for some people).
This was a gift for Christmas and the best I have gotten yet. Took care of 8 devices that I had remotes for so I could just have one and not a huge pile of them close to the area where we watch television. I recommend this to everyone who is looking to scaled back on the remotes and haves  something to use that is easy to set up and use via computer. The instructions were easy to follow and if you have to make any changes that is easy too.
Answer: none of the buttons are lit.  Only the screen and it supports four buttons at a time with several screen configurations