A smart home remote that follows you from movie night to dinner parties — no phone required.
Many universal or smart home remotes are plastic, cluttered with buttons, and easy to lose in a couch cushion. The Savant Pro Remote X2 is built differently.
It's machined from aluminum, weighted in the hand, and built with a level of detail that puts it closer to a piece of industrial design than a typical remote. Here’s why we love Savant’s Pro Remote X2 and recommend it to our clients across Long Island and New York City.
on Tuesday, 18 August 2026.
It Looks Like Your Home, Because It Is.
A typical smart home app hands you a list: "Living Room 1," "Living Room 2," "Foyer Sconces." None of that tells you which switch actually does what without trial and error. In a home with dozens of circuits, that guessing game gets old fast, especially for anyone who just wants the room to look right for a dinner party. No one wants to become a lighting technician just to change the lights!
Rather than hunting through generic icons and room labels to find the light you really want to adjust, Savant's TrueImage feature skips that entirely by turning an actual photo of your room into the control itself. Find out more about how it works below.
on Monday, 17 August 2026.
The Integrated Estate: Mastering Your Home with a Single Interface
The promise of home automation was always simplicity. Instead, many homeowners end up managing the digital equivalent of a facilities manager’s key ring: a cluttered folder of apps that turns everyday living into a part-time tech job. Luxury living means bringing an entire property into a cohesive system that moves with your household's rhythm.
Keep reading to learn how Home Theater of Long Island can help you do just that with whole-home control.
on Friday, 31 July 2026.
This is How Home Theater of Long Island Builds Tech-Forward Homes Without the Distraction
The most impressive smart homes are often the ones where you can't spot the technology at all. There are no speaker grilles competing with crown molding, no light switches cluttering a foyer wall, and no 75-inch black rectangle anchoring an otherwise beautiful living room. The goal of great home design should be sleek architecture and decor that draws the eye and improves your lifestyle.
Incorporating the latest technology doesn’t have to be an eyesore, and we’d venture to say that the best systems are the ones you feel rather than see. At Home Theater of Long Island, this philosophy guides nearly every project we take on, from a single media room to a full estate build.
Below are the top upgrades our clients prioritize when they want their solutions to perform at the highest level while staying completely out of view.
on Thursday, 09 July 2026.
