I had a Harmony One for several years and loved it. It got dropped and the LCD screen was fried. I found a replacement screen but decided I didn't want to mess with the fix, so researched and decided on the Hub since I just didn't want to buy another remote. Amazon shipping was excellent.Now to the setup. I downloaded the app, then plugged the Hub in. The app found my wireless devices and included them in the setup, which was good and bad. I'll explain later. Configuring the app was super easy for me since I already had the Harmony One configured, but I didn't realize I needed to plug the One into my computer. I actually manually entered my devices,but it was still no problem. Then it was on to configuring "watch TV", "watch Apple TV", and "watch a DVD." It was very user friendly and quick and easy. I installed the app on my iPhone 6 and my wife's iPad Pro. My wife is not techie at all and so if this app was going to be difficult in any way, it would be on to the next universal remote.So the "bad" part was I have a Sonos system with a soundbar, subwoofer, and two Play One's, a Boost, which are all wireless. I also have the Sonos app that controls the system, and a Binary switch that controls which device I want to use; the TV, Apple TV, or the DVD. The Hub controls up to eight devices and the Sonos took up six, so after configuring Watch TV and Watch Apple TV, there was no room for Watch DVD. I realized I only needed the soundbar to come on, so I deleted the other speakers from the Hub app, and was able to configure the Watch DVD. And the sub and surround speakers still come on anyway. So it was really not a problem in the end.All of my components are in a cabinet. I did need to use the IR that came with the Hub and put it outside of the cabinet for the TV. It is small and inconspicuous in my setup. I have room to add a few more devices if I decide to in the future.Oh, I did have one little glitch in the TV setup with my cable device. I couldn't change channels without going to the different device menu. I deleted and reinstalled Watch TV and it fixed the glitch. Probably something I did in the initial setup.My wife loves the Hub app on her iPad and that was the most crucial thing for us. Overall, it might have taken me 20 minutes to get everything setup and configured. I'm probably medium techie savvy. All in all, I would highly recommend if you want to use your phone to control your components.

These are so cute! Connected perfectly to my iPad and iPhone! Noise canceling is minimal, but can easily watch a show on my tablet while kids watch the tv on a low-medium volume :)

This is so cool, makes it so much better to watch TV in the dark. My picture doesn't do justice of how clean and even the lights look around the tv(bad camera phone

This is a great app.Local to me with live local and preshown shows and news.

Easy to use and work great. I use them with a Bluetooth adapter to watch TV when the kids are asleep.

We used this cable to connect our laptop to our smart TV. It works well with no issues. We are very happy with our purchase and would recommend it to others.

I use a HDMI port for the TV and the computer to watch movies on-line. I've used it a lot. Lol

Still running strong 8+ year in hooked up to my smart TV. Music and movies sound great and can shake the walls if you crank it too much.