Amazon are selling both the remote and hub brand-new for £90.02 (if you click on 'new and used' section) , they will be back in stock on 2nd April.
Not the lowest price I've seen it but certainly a good deal as the price averages at £160 on camelcamelcamel.
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howbord to lucyferror
26 Mar 1713#6
Lets all jump in our time machines and get one
ourdave
26 Mar 179#27
This reply is getting so old it makes the Onkyo joke look like cutting edge wit.
If it's been £60 before then it is quite likely to be £60 again, so it's worth knowing.
Personally I couldn't stomach paying £30 more... so I'm glad when people say the price it's been previously...it means I'll wait for it to drop again.
Responses about time machines make people less likely to post previous prices...and makes this site that bit less useful.
vassy4u
26 Mar 173#12
Got it for £60 last week. No time machine sorry :stuck_out_tongue:
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saintscouple
26 Mar 171#1
i'm looking for just the hub so i can control tv, etc via the echo dot. It states in the description this is a v1 hub, anyone know what the latest version is?
jshoughton to saintscouple
26 Mar 171#2
V2 but I don't think there's a massive difference. I use a v1 with echo dot no problem. Bit of a mouthful to get activities started but works!!
howbord to saintscouple
26 Mar 17#5
*Harmony Hub (v1) included requires firmware/software update for use with Alexa
XEntity
26 Mar 17#3
Hot, this is less than the hub alone retails, I bought this at £115 last week which was a good price, wish I had waited now!
lucyferror
26 Mar 17#4
Sorry but it's cold. Got it for 60 quid last week
howbord to lucyferror
26 Mar 1713#6
Lets all jump in our time machines and get one
bogrole to lucyferror
26 Mar 17#21
where?
BigD1987 to lucyferror
26 Mar 17#28
ooh where from?
Rossco01
26 Mar 171#7
Got both in the last deal. Hub 1 updates to latest firmware as part of setup and works great with Alexa
djames108
26 Mar 171#8
would this allow me to switch on a few devices at once with a single press?
Wooders666 to djames108
26 Mar 17#10
Yes. It takes a bit of set up but it walks you through it very well.
DrAcula1 to djames108
26 Mar 171#11
yes
set up activities.
qwerta369
26 Mar 17#9
Not a bad price for the Ultimate, but the Elite is infinitely better.
sbellseb to qwerta369
26 Mar 17#17
Is it? Please expand as I'm interested.
vassy4u
26 Mar 173#12
Got it for £60 last week. No time machine sorry :stuck_out_tongue:
Wooders666
26 Mar 17#13
Received mine yesterday from the 65 quid offer. Set up in no time and so much better than the 700 it has replaced. The button placement is going to take some time getting used to and why I was originally looking at the elite but the price difference was just not worth it.
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Not the lowest price I've seen it but certainly a good deal as the price averages at £160 on camelcamelcamel.
Top comments
If it's been £60 before then it is quite likely to be £60 again, so it's worth knowing.
Personally I couldn't stomach paying £30 more... so I'm glad when people say the price it's been previously...it means I'll wait for it to drop again.
Responses about time machines make people less likely to post previous prices...and makes this site that bit less useful.
All comments (49)
set up activities.