Pros: It works great!

Cons: But, it's not cheap! I don't want to drop $60 more dollars for something as simple as an ir receiver right after i spent $300 on a remote. $20 would be more reasonable.

Overall Review: I dont know who to be mad at sony for not building in an ir receiver into the ps3 or logitech for over charging for the an external one.

Pros: works as advertised; no problems setting it up; turns the PS3 on which most of the competition won't do (and off, which some do.)

Cons: a bit pricey

Overall Review: i had a competitor's before this one (it got stolen with my PS3) which worked well and was about 1/2 the price, but it couldn't turn it on and it used up a USB port...

Pros: Works, good range, controls every function on the ps3 that you want. Plugs into the wall which is fine with me. Extremely simple set up.

Cons: There is no option in the set up software for the remote to say that you plan on using this, it just says that it wont work, but then does.

Overall Review: This took the remote a second to figure out, but once it did it learned the command and now works like a regular PS3 controller. I have a PS# 40Gig and it works fine, no controller issues yet.

Pros: Worked pretty much out of the box. I already had my ps3 added to my harmony 880, just registered the adapter and everything started to work. Makes watching movies over upnp extremely easy, I don't have to sync the controller after everyone anymore ;)

Cons: None yet ;)

Pros: Paired with the PS3 very quick and easy, was able to replace the Nyko adapter in my Harmony settings with this adapter without any problems, and all was right in the universe. Like another guy said, I should have bought it sooner...

Cons: ... but I didn't because of the price. When the regular/NAME BRAND Sony remote only cost $20, and you're already forking up the dough for a Harmony brand remote, $50 is a pretty steep penalty to get your already $200ish remote to work with one of your devices. I'm not saying it should be free or anything, but if it were $30, I would have picked it up a year ago.

Overall Review: Sadly, since I caved and bought this at $50 (full price), I only wish I would have bought it sooner. I have had all kinds of trouble with my old adapter.

Pros: It works, can be placed independently from the PS3 which is helpful is some cases, no bright LEDs or anything like that.

Cons: Expensive for what it does.

Pros: Speedy shipping, as always.

Cons: It doesn't pair at all. After doing some research online I found that early models of the adapter have issues pairing with either the slim PS3 or early models of the original PS3. I have had my PS3 for almost 3 years and (lucky me) I happened to get one of the early models of the adapter from Newegg. Can someone at Newegg explain to me why there is a product that is known to have issues still being sold through this website? I have never had a problem with products from here and I have spent several thousand dollars over the last 5 years (3 custom computer builds, Qosmio laptop, 42" TV, various upgrades to the computers, etc.) This is uncharacteristic of what I have come to expect from Newegg and it just seems irresponsible to sell something that is known to be faulty. I know that you can't get serial numbers without opening the package, but there has to be a way to prevent this from happening in the future.

Overall Review: I'm hoping that an RMA can correct the issue. I really don't want to have to deal with Logitech on this as many people have reported waiting several weeks for a working replacement. If the RMA fixes the problem I'll come back and update this.

Pros: It's small, easy to set up and works without occupying a USB port.

Cons: Very minor point, but there would have been bonus points if the Harmony Adapter for PS3 had used controller ID#8 so I didn't loose the BD remote pairing that was already using ID#7

Overall Review: Setup Notes: The PS3 should be included in the list of devices during Harmony Remote setup even if you don't have the Harmony PS3 Adapter. From this point, you plug in the Harmony Adapter power, set the PS3 to pair the Adapter as a BD controller and press the red button on the bottom of the Adapter. The pairing automatically selects controller ID #7 so it doesn't interfere with the game controllers which get IDs 1-4. The Harmony sends IR signals to the Adapter which forwards the signal just like the Sony BD remote (via RF, so the positioning of the Adapter and PS3 isn't critical). Note that my Sony BD remote that was paired with my PS3 is no longer functional - at least until I pair it again. Both devices (the Sony BD remote and the Harmony PS3 adapter) use the same pairing with remote ID 7. I didn't see a way to keep both remotes functional at the same time.