User experience (UX) and a well-designed user interface (UI) are paramount in home automation system controls. Imagine lounging on your couch, eager to watch your favorite movie. With a tap or a voice command, you can adjust your surround sound, dim the lights, and lower the shades. Thanks to the reliable Halo, this is all possible.

A comprehensive remote should completely integrate with various systems in your home. This includes entertainment, lighting, climate control, and security. Imagine the convenience of controlling it all from one device. Control4 nailed it with careful design and robust functionality.

In contrast to smartphones or in-home touchscreens, a best-in-class remote should provide swift access to media sources, volume control, channel selection, favorites, and other essential functions. This demands a thoughtful blend of graphical displays and tactile buttons. Form meets function.
Embracing the trend of voice control with a dedicated voice button, the Halo is compatible with Apple TV and Xfinity boxes. The Halo makes it easier to control your Apple TV and Xfinity sources. Its push-to-talk function simplifies navigation and content browsing.

Based on customer feedback and over two decades of our own experience, we recognize the merits and limitations of different remote designs. While the traditional SR260 remote offers quick push-button control, it has limited LED screen functionality. The more recent NEEO remote adopted a color touchscreen interface. However, some users missed the tactile feedback provided by physical buttons.

Enter the Halo remote, offering the best of both worlds. Available in Standard and Touchscreen versions, the Halo features a vibrant color display. The programmable backlit buttons are a nice addition over the NEEO, ensuring single-handed operation even in low-light conditions. At Valley Home Theater, our preference leans toward the Standard Halo model. We like the numbered buttons and find them particularly useful for day-to-day use.

Overall, the Halo remote represents a significant advancement in home automation control, and we are enthusiastic about offering it to our customers.
Installation of the Halo uses Wi-Fi and IP control. An on-site installation is needed for proper setup and to ensure seamless integration with your Apple TV, cable boxes, and network.

For pricing and a system compatibility assessment. Contact VHT through our website here and specify "Halo" under services.