Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had a Harmony for years until it was too old to support, so this is the replacement and I'm very happy with it. Foolproof way of adding a device is simply to enter the model number and you're done. Works every time. You can add 10 devices with this model. love it, it's the only way to go.

Remote is great once set up it took a few tries to get the link to go through as Logitech posted an old website it is nice not to worry about three separate remotes

If you are shopping for a programable remote that just works...buy this. The Logitech Harmony set up is very nice and is a pleasure once you find the model numbers of your equipment. Very good range of control. Very customizable to suit your preferences!

We bought this remote to replace a previous model that we broke. Able to add more devices to the this version than the previous version we have and I prefer the new dark matte finish.

I've owned it about a month. there is a definite learning curve but it's useful if you have multiple devices. I had to have geek squad set it up for me.

This was my first universal. Love the features and the interface for programming. Had some trouble with it "pressing" buttons on its own though.

Have had no trouble setting up and getting to work with my devices. Does not work with my current gaming devices, as expected, but works for everything else.

Its a good universal remote. It can be a little glitchy. Not giving 5 stars because it doesnt have voice command

Great remote I don't have to look and carry around 3 different remote for TV. but, the software and setup were difficult. the app crashed often

this this is a beast and one of the best remotes out there. the customization is awesome and super easy to setup with the app, i ended having to return it bc it only controls IR based devices and i was trying to use it for a roku stick. Other than that tho the remote is great

A little confusing setup, yes even with it connected to my laptop, but once I got things working it has been terrific.

Our tv remote was showing wear and all the buttons weren't functioning properly so we needed a replacement. This remote was an updated version of our other one so we didn't need to learn anything new and knew which buttons did what. Only change is its black instead of silver.

Very easy to set up. I really appreciate the "help" prompts when things don't work as expected. Only downside is that sometimes it takes longer than I was previously used to start an activity. Other than that another quality remote from Harmony!

I bought this to replace my damaged TV and took advantage of it to add the receiver, DVD, fan and other things I did not know could be added. I think it was a good buy.

I’ve had a Harmony 650 for a long time and I love it! It is simple and straight forward to use. When the buttons started dying (from coffee spills) I picked up the 665. It’s just like the 650 so it is a great remote too. One remote to rule them all!

Makes TV experience wayy easier. Don't have to worry about losing multiple remotes anymore. The Help feature on the remote makes it very simple once set up. I have the remote paired with my TV/cable, Roku, speaker and blu ray player.

I’m always apprehensive around complicated devices and was wondering if this would be a help. The answer is yes! I can control my tv, dvr, receiver, dish programming and access amazon tv with this one control. While I didn’t program it, from a user standpoint, it’s a dream.

Easy to use and easy to program. logitech makes it easy to turn on multiple systems all with one touch of a button (TV, DVR, DVD, Tuner etc etc)

a little pricey for a remote, and a little wonky to get programmed and use, but does the trick for my older Bose system.

This "universal" remote does indeed control both our TV and the tivo box furnished by Suddenlink. Setting it up seemed simple until the use was necessary. Using the remote is only workable if you know to shut off the cable box and TV when switching between them. I reprogrammed the control to try to eliminate this but it still operates the same. There is probably a step omitted in the instructions but I didn't find it.