Post #3610005
2026-06-26 14:03 UTC
I bought a Sofabaton U2 to replace my worn-out Harmony and it’s… okay. The main frustration is the buttons. You really have to mash them to get them to register, and way the remote is designed the IR signal gets weaker as the batteries fade, which can be really frustrating. The wheel that chooses your program has also become very flaky.
That said, the app for programming it is better than Logitec’s for the Harmony. If you’re in there frequently to set up control of different hotel TVs it should be fairly easy.
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@iturnedintoanewt@lemmy.world 2026-06-28 05:10
Thanks for your comment! The Sofabaton is something I might be considering. Can it be programmed without the app? Does it have an internal database of devices, or it needs to download each individual device from the app each time? I’d like it to be rather…independent, and offline…But not sure if that’s possible.