Customer Ratings & Reviews

Tried many universal remotes and this one seems the most responsive. Relatively easy set up and a multitude of options, many of which I didn't think I'd need but have since adopted.

Once I saw Logitech was going to discontinue the harmony series remotes, I figured I should snatch one up before they're all gone. Hands down the easiest and best remote to use for controlling your Home Theater Entertainment System. Up to 10 devices with programmable activities and actions. Recommend it

I had been looking for a universal remote to eliminate having 3-4 different remotes for the tv, cable box, stereo, etc. this device has easy to use controls and setup was Very easy. Even my kids were able to use it right away!

I have a TV, XBOX One and Sony Soundbar being operated by this. Occasionally the soundbar will be on but not register. When this happens I'll have to just use this remote to toggle the soundbar power and then it picks up and works fine.

If you have a bunch of stuff and want to rid yourself of the clutter and remote shuffle, get a Harmony. Bought this to replace another Harmony (650) that we had beat to the ground. This one allows two more devices and was inexpensive. No brainer. Software can take a little to get used to if you're new to Harmony remotes, but it's powerful.

Used to control Panasonic TV, Harmon Kardon receiver, Shield TV (original model; new model does not have RF capability), and PS3. Now the wife can turn on and watch TV or a movie or stream with one button. Easy to set up; I used USB connection to PC with Logitech software. Back-lighting and LCD turns on as needed. Requires RF line of sight to devices but works well from about 20 feet in my case.

Works well with my limited system. Basically I just use a TV, Receiver, ROKU and DVD player. It works with everything other than the ROKU. Great for when parents come to the house and need to watch TV.

I really did not expect to put away most of my remote controls, but i did. Does not handle ps3 or ps4, but cable boxes, tvs, avr's, dvd players, are covered for most normal functions. Battery life not an issue during 1st two months with lots of use. It even gave me a remote control bluetooth function for my soundbar, that did not have bluetooth on its original remote. I'm sold!

Did not do what I wanted. Finally got close, with help from son. Directed majority of items to receiver then back to the TV. Devices are in a cabinet with glass doors. Signal did not always make it. IE, sometimes only two of three devices would turn on. Had a decoration on a table and that blocked one of devices. Plan to keep, but my wife is not happy with the times it does not work. I will still have to show her how to use the HELP key. Not looking forward to that.

This is a great remote! Easy to set up all your devices, and have them work together. The only downside is there’s not enough shortcut buttons, so it’s pick and choose what devices are shortcut. That is the only drawback

we like this remote. It works well. We appreciate the "help" button that will try to resolve issues such as the TV didn't turn on but the rest of the devices did.

Overall a good universal remote. Easy to program so long as you can follow instructions. My only grip about it is that occasionally when you push a button it takes it as a double push instead of a single push.

I bought this remote as a gift for my mother. There was a bit of a learning curve getting her comfortable using it, but realizing that she could use ONE remote to control multiple appliances around her house, she was thrilled.

I had the older model. Loved that remote. The buttons began to die, decided to buy it again. Easy to set up. I was able to copy over my old remote profiles to this new one. Loved that feature. Great remote.

Was a bit confusing at first. Having to plug it in to the computer and program it in all. Once that was finally done it’s been very useful. No more having a bunch of remotes everywhere.

The remote is okay for the TV functionality and it is able to control the volume on the soundbar. It turns the Apple TV box on & off, but otherwise I'm using the Apple TV remote. It turns the TiVo on & off, but again I'm using the TiVo remote to select. So what did the Logitech remote do for me since I still have a line of remotes on the coffee table? And the Logitech remote does not work with the Bluetooth transmitter, plugged into the TV, for headphones. As a result, I have not bothered trying to link this remote with my audio system.

This is the third one I purchased this year. The first one was to replaced a ten year old Logitech universal remote and this was a great replacement. This one was for a system that had a TV, cable box and DVD and it's great. Easy to program and customize and works well with a Roku smart TV. I'm considering buy a forth as a spare.

This remote was a replacement for an older Logitech Harmony I'd had for 10 years....It's easy to setup and found all my older components with no issues. My only disappointment is that Logitech has announced they are no longer selling universal remotes and will discontinue all their product lines...

This remote appeared to be heavy duty and was highly recommended by the sales associate, however, I ended up returning it unopened and in its original packaging due to the sound bar that I purchased had a remote and synced nicely to my TV. However, if the sound bar remote had not synced up, I would have been very happy with this universal remote due to all of its features.

I purchased the Harmony 665 to replace my old 650 model. Using the Harmony software, it is very easy to copy your old settings to the new unit. The setup is pretty easy, you just need the model number of the units you are syncing to the universal remote and a understanding how each one is connected to the receiver.