Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had s harmony Xbox 360 remote at one time. This is cheaper and light years ahead in tech. If you are familiar with Logitech harmony software there will be no problems. There is s small learning curve. Once it is setup it works good. I am running 5 devices with it.

I used to own a 700 series remote that somehow got lost in the house or someone thought it would be more useful at their house. It had all you needed as in this remote, except this one lacks a vital feature: a rechargeable battery!

I have been using this for several years now and I still like. A little complicated to use starting out, but as you get used to it its easier to use. Programming isn't as bad as some of the others I've had, and easier than most. It has been really reliable so far. Battery life has been very good also, as I remember I've replaced them maybe three times since I've owned it.

This Logitech Harmony 665 can be setup in a few minutes to tackle all of the simple tasks. If you spend a bit more time, there functions that can be programmed are nearly unlimited. I have this controlling a Sony TV, Xbox Onex, Denon AVR and Roku Ultra 4K. Setting the "activities" is a much better way to program a remote and Logitech has hit the nail on the head with this one.

This remote is easy to set up and use. The only draw back is that you have to point it right at the unit you are trying to control. It also take a few seconds to turn everything on. It goes through and take a few seconds on each piece of equipment.

Setup was pretty easy- you DO need a computer with usb for programming! This remote controls everything that I wanted it to. My only complaint is that I wish that the volume would work without switching to the sound system every time.

must be pointed at devices for multiple seconds until all are activated. sometimes does not turn everything off until you hit help. might be operator error. programs easily via computer if you have device i fo ( manufacturer and model )

We have an older version of this device. I copied the settings from the older version to the newer one using the web-based software and was unable to get the device to automatically turn on the sound device which the older unit has always turned on.

The setup was pretty simple, you look up the make and model of your devices and then input them on your computer, plug the remote in via usb cable and then sync it then you can press a single button to turn on the blu ray player, or Apple TV, or whatever you have and it turns on the AV receiver, tv, device, whatever you programmed it to do. Very cool technology.

It's a little finicky, but it does what I want it to do. No if only my wide can remembered how to work the dang thing. Some of the macros work slower than I would prefer, but it does what I want it to.

Really good universal remote. I've had 4 1 600, 2 700, now the 650. The remote has taken the replacement of three different remotes with very little programming on the computer. Only con would be you have to be smarter the the program to use it.

I've had a few of these before that just had the buttons completely wear out so I got a new one. I just need something to control the A/V, not the lights or anything else in the house, and this fits the bill. Easy enough for me to program it using the software at this point. My only wish is that it had one more activity button, but that's not that big of a deal.

We have had 5 different harmony remotes over the years. I like these simple ones with more buttons and less screen. I didn't realize that this one was AA battery powered until after I got it home, as our other ones are all rechargeable, so I don't know how long the batteries will last yet. I got it to replace one of my other ones that I was recharging almost daily, so it's been an upgrade.

I have two other Harmony remotes, and ended up returning this one because it would not control a fire TV that requires RF and not infered and I needed it to

Set up was a little cumbersome and it sometime starts a help tutorial own its own which you can't seem to exit without going all the way through it. It works as advertised and had programming for some obscure pieces of equipment.

this is one of the best remotes on the market today it is easy to set up and it works all my sony stuff and more it also works my comcast cable to it has all the buttons you will need for cable or your stuff and once you put and the numbers for what ever you are going to set up it knows what it is it takes all the geusswork out

Good purchase but hard to follow set up instructions.

Love that you can get all your devices from one remote. Setup an account at harmony and find each device by the model number. You can setup routines to turn on what you want for any activity. I have a few of these throughout the house. Gave one to elderly parents so with one button, they can watch a movie and when done push another button to return to TV.

I have used various models of this product since 2011 when it was introduced. The product is genius and is programmed via a website or app and makes what could be a complicated effortless.....all that is required is you know the make and model of your components then when you want to "watch TV" (as an example) pressing ONE button sets everything up!

Great value. Great universal remote. I have a AVR, Tv, cable box and blue ray player that it controls. Work with great with Roku tv. Pranking was a breeze (make sure you have your manufacturer and model number for all devices and it's super simple). I love the activity buttons and the help button is fantastic! Great addition to my home theater setup.