Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy setup. Good remote. Bought it on sale. I have no difficulty in setting up my devices. Getting used to the RE,one. No issues so far.

Easy to program and use and it was a life saver. I didn't have to search for multiple remotes and I could control all my devices with it.

Great for the price. Various size and types of ear buds included. Long battery life and Love the battery pack for extended battery life.

sales consultant Justin Milione has never failed me in any recommendation. remote performs all functions necessary for all my components

Over the years I have used and programmed a lot of Harmony remotes. My favorite model was the Harmony One but it was discontinued years ago. The main feature I love on Harmony's is the Help button. It will resend the discrete commands and many times will fix the problem immediately. If not it walks the customer through step by step. My complaints are the select (OK) button is very small, people with medium to large size fingers have trouble with it, but you can assign it to a different button or have it appear in the window. I recommend changing batteries every 8 months (2 AA), when they get old the remote is unreliable. I wish I could reorder activities that appear in the window like I could with the One, the dedicated buttons at the top are hard to read, so I show customers the "More Activities" button. Overall, it is a winner for it's low price and will allow the customer to put half a dozen remotes in the drawer. Note it does not support Bluetooth, only Infared (IR) products. So you can control an Apple TV, 3 models of Roku, but not a Firestick.

I bought this remote to use with a Sony A80J TV combined with a Directv Genie DVR. You CAN program the A80J remote to work with the Genie, but there are a few functions that you can't copy over to the Sony remote, plus the Sony remote is quite awkward to hold. I have a Harmony One remote in another part of the house and frankly I like the feel of the One better that the 665. The 665 is a bit clunkier in the hand. Function wise, you can customize the buttons to do pretty much whatever you need. I cannot use my Harmony One app already loaded on my computer to program the 665- you need to download its own app, and I seemed to have trouble finding the right app. Oh, and you can't use the voice command for the Google TV apps built into the TV that was part of the Sony remote.

I had a five year old model similar to this one that finally died...some of the buttons quit working. This one works better, and I think for the price an excellent buy. Only need to control TV, AVR, Cable box and audio, and it does the trick.

My initial review yesterday reflected my frustration, as the remote was not as easy to set up as I had been led to believe by Logitech's description. Even though my DVR was listed in their database, it would not turn on, no matter what I tried. I ended up "teaching" the Logitech manually by pointing my cable company's remote and the new Logitech remote toward one another and pressing the buttons for the commands I wanted it to learn. I reached out to Logitech via Twitter and quickly received a response providing me with a telephone number for a Harmony Remote Tech Support person who was a great deal of help. She knew exactly what my issue was and told me what I needed to do, and it worked. I was unable to teach the new remote a command for displaying my recorded programs, but she showed me how to toggle the illuminated display screen to the command which appeared on its second page. I am happy now with the way that the remote works.

This is a very advanced device. So much so I could not figure it out myself. I emailed Logitech support and they got back to me right away and followed up several times to make sure my issue was resolved. That is why you should buy this tool.

Makes it much easier and simpler to use the TV, streaming, and DVD player with one remote.

This remote replaces several remotes around the house. It is easy to program but has some minor and a major fault. Be aware that this remote has a limit of controlling only 10 devices which may be a problem for some users. The major issue is that you cannot rearrange the activities on the main screen. You can have only two main activities, such as listen to music or watch TV, but if you have more activities and they are on the second screen, you have to scroll to that screen to access it. If that other activity is a higher used activity, there is absolutely no way to move it to the first screen. A minor issue is that all the buttons are physically the same. My older Harmony had little bumps so you could differentiate the buttons by feel. Since this remote does not have that feature, it is quite easy to press the wrong button by accident. Advantages include its low price (66% cheaper than my older one which did have the ability to rearrange the activities) and the use of normal AA batteries.

I purchased one yesterday 12/19/2017 and set it up with one system. Setup went well with the DVD being a 2008 model. Today I purchased another one and set it up with newer Samsung equipment. This has made it easier to between equipment.

This device is terrific. Am able to control all my devices easily, TV, DVD, DVR, house security system and blue ray. A little difficult to install. The Geek Squad guy was quick and helped understand the entire setup and how to work it.

This logitech Harmony universal remote is super east to use. I have only one remote to use TV, DVD, Bose amp, and DVR. LOVE IT !! I had Geek Squad come out and program it although if you are a techy you could probably do it yourself.

Overall, the Logitechs work well. If you have no experience with real universal remotes (as opposed merely to programming your cable or receiver remote), then you must be prepared for minor disappointments. Not every button for every function gets programmed in, e.g., my "skip" ahead DVR button doesn't work. And the macros that say something like "watch TV" and attempt to turn on all the necessary devices don't always work. That said, you can put on a shelf half a dozen remotes and just use one. For this particular Harmony product, I had to contact Logitech via email and get a link to load a version of the software that would work with Windows 10. That was annoying, but the software did work.

Generic setup is easy, seems to be limited to managing 3 different setups. As an example I have TV (antenna), Roku, and a Blu-ray player. I have it controlling 4 total devices, TV, Roku, Blu-ray player, Yamaha sound bar. The general setup took care of a lot, enough to be useful. You need to know your manufacturer and model number, and I’d also recommend having the original remotes. As an example the generic setup didn’t get all my TV remotes functionality. You can, however, use the original remote to teach the LogiTech. This is a saving grace. I’m still trying to get my channel up and down correct, but overall the ease of 1 remote is better than 4 different remotes.

I can't really say anything about this product. I gave it as a gift. I'm sure what any Logitech product it's great though.

Not being tech savvy, it was very difficult for me to set up, but once I did, we love it. One remote now instead of six!!!

This remote is super handy being able to combine all your remotes into one simple device!

Incredible remote. I wish they hadn't stopped making these