Until now, Logitech's Harmony line has been the name in user programmable remotes. Now the company's back with three follow-up products, and they differ enough from earlier models to warrant an ...

Here at CNET, we love Logitech Harmony remotes and have recommended them for years. But--like any product--there's always room for improvement. To that end, here are five changes we'd like to see made ...

It’s not quite perfect (it makes a terrible Sonos controller replacement), but Logitech’s Harmony Elite can control anything in your entertainment center and almost anything in your connected-home ...

Logitech has announced the discontinuation of its Harmony remotes, though it says that existing users don't need to worry. The company plans to continue supporting its remotes and to sell off its ...

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Any Harmony Remote users out there? I have a question for you... How quickly can you get your harmony remote to respond to multiple commands? I used to have a Harmony 550 and it performed wonderfully.

Logitech says it will release a new Alexa skill this week that renders its Harmony Hub-based universal remote controls (e.g., the Harmony Elite or the Harmony Companion) compatible with Amazon’s Alexa ...

One of the more interesting new products we saw today was Logitech's new flagship remote, the Harmony 1000. The remote has a large color touchscreen combined with hard buttons. The remote is large ...

Intrigue Technologies Inc. has announced support for its Harmony Remote Control SST-768 and SST-748 devices. The company plans to show them off working with Macs at this month’s Macworld CreativePro ...

Chris Welch is a former senior reviewer who worked at The Verge from 2011 until May 2025. His coverage areas included audio (Sonos, Apple, Bose, Sony, etc.), home theater, smartphones, photography, ...