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You have to select "New and Used (3) From" sold by "Flirc Inc." to get the $14.95 price. This thing hasn't been listed very much and last time it had $14.95 price tag was September 2018. I was interested in turning my PC into a home theater and nothing says that best than being able to turn my PC on with a harmony remote. For desktop or computers specifically, you just have to make sure that the motherboard + OS has a "wake up" feature in order for flirc to work. I believe this is in its own little league.. I don't know of any alternates for it as its a niche product.
If you are looking for an easy way to turn on a device (video game console too) the flirc USB is a great supplement to the harmony remote. You will need a harmony remote to make use of the flirc USB.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...X7LP&psc=1
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P.S. I'm still using my HP TouchPad to control my HTPC (Yes, the notorious 2011 firesale one)
Now though, my Harmony remote with the hub ($50) connects to my pc via bluetooth. It controls the Plex app flawlessly. Unfortunately, due to the fact that the HTPC is going the way of the dino, the windows Plex app is less functional than the Plex app for a $40 streaming stick.
Still, I appreciate the post OP. I'm sure some people will still find some use for this.
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P.S. I'm still using my HP TouchPad to control my HTPC (Yes, the notorious 2011 firesale one)
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Now though, my Harmony remote with the hub ($50) connects to my pc via bluetooth. It controls the Plex app flawlessly. Unfortunately, due to the fact that the HTPC is going the way of the dino, the windows Plex app is less functional than the Plex app for a $40 streaming stick.
Still, I appreciate the post OP. I'm sure some people will still find some use for this.
Now though, my Harmony remote with the hub ($50) connects to my pc via bluetooth. It controls the Plex app flawlessly. Unfortunately, due to the fact that the HTPC is going the way of the dino, the windows Plex app is less functional than the Plex app for a $40 streaming stick.
Still, I appreciate the post OP. I'm sure some people will still find some use for this.