Pros: Easy install
Bluetooth to the PS3
Works awesome
Works with Harmony One

Cons: Price

Other Thoughts: Wish it were cheaper

Pros: I does it's job well and it's easy to set up.

Cons: Overpriced. It must cost Logitech $5 to make and they sell it for $60 so I can control my PS3 with my $199 Logitech remote.

Pros: - Allows Harmony remote to control PS3
- Does not hog a USB port on PS3
- Very small and sleek
- Rubber feet helps it stay in place

Cons: - Must be plugged in (one less plug on my power strip)
- Remote must be pointed at receiver for a few seconds when turning on or off
- No on/off or sleep mode (on all the time)

Other Thoughts: One thing I noticed is that when you power off the PS3 with the remote it essentially executes the following sets of commands:
1. Holds PS button
2. Presses 'Up' twice
3. Presses 'X'

This is the normal way you would turn off the PS3 using a controller, the remote just emulates this.

Only downside to this, if you just point the remote and press the power button and then put it down, it can't finish inputting this full command so it might not turn the console off. Just make sure you point the remote at the device until the PS3 is finally off. Once you get used to this it works great!!!

Pros: It works! Now I can use one remote to conttroal my entire home theater. No more fumbling for different remortes. It also looks kinda cool, lowprofile and black. I could do without the led on top however. It's not bright I just don't see the need for it.

Cons: It wasn't available or I didn't know about it before I bought my seperate PS3 bluetooth remote. Also it will not wash dishes or clean the room. I wish it would have been free.

Pros: Now I can finally turn on/off my PS3 using my Harmony remote. All I had to do was add the "PS3" as a device and just like that you're done. Can't get any easier than that!

Cons: None.

Pros: This was a breeze to setup. The 50 language setup guide has four steps, two of them being unpacking and plugging the unit into power. The Harmony software's default button layout made sense to me (all though you can always tinker). The "snappyness" of the remote to device control was not lost by switching to the Harmony. The Harmony can turn the PS3 on and off.

Cons: The unit is an expensive addition to an already expensive system.

Other Thoughts: While expensive, it is definitely worth it if you already own a Harmony remote. If you are just gaming with the PS3, you might not want to bother with this. But for watching BDs and accessing media servers, it's a must. It's a shame that Sony didn't include an IR receiver on the PS3 to eliminate the need for this. Also worth mentioning is that some functions appear to be a macro, i.e. the "power off" function is not a discrete command, rather the same steps scripted as done with a standard controller. This can lead to incomplete operations if the macro is interrupted (i.e. the remote loses line-of-sight with the receiver.)

Pros: Small
Easy to setup
Instructions that come with the adapter are right on
So far works up to 15 feet away

Cons: Cant really think of any cons right now.

Other Thoughts: Adapter is being used with the Harmony 1100 remote.

Pros: Works great with all PS3 functions, including browsing the xcross media bar and throughout all menus - not just media playback.

Cons: Pricey

Other Thoughts: Works so well I can ditch the PS3 game controller for all functions other than actually playing games.

Pros: Does exactly what it advertises, low profile, easy to install

Cons: Pricey

Other Thoughts: It's expensive but worth the money. It integrates perfectly. I couldn't ask for much else.

Pros: Small unobtrusive controls PS3 without any issues

Cons: Expensive compared to dedicated remote from Sony but if you want universal control with one remote this will do it.