Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this to replace my Harmony One remote and was completely up and running in 30-45 minutes. Was able to finally put all components of my home theatre system inside our media center because the hub and IR units allowing signal to be blasted to the components without direct line of sight to their receivers. Battery life is great and mobile phone & Alexa integration are nice as well.

This remote is great. Small setup and learning curve, but after that you can use it to control everything. I have not had anything I could not control with this. The touch screen helps to reduce the amount of buttons that would be needed to control everything, simplify and de-clutter the remote. If you want to get rid of the rest of your remotes can’t go wrong with this.

The ease of having everything all in one is a much better convenience. If you can’t stand having 15 different remotes the Logitech Harmony is for you. The touchscreen is very responsive. You can have a Phillips light strip, an Apple TV, you’re Hi-Fi system, your 4K blu-ray player and more all connected at the same time with 1 remote. Makes life Logical.

Great remote. Was hoping Harmony would add voice activation compatible with infinity x1 but instead they’re ceasing production so I grabbed the best last unit they make. Too bad they’re no longer gonna be around. Have used Harmony exclusively since 2005 and cant imagine an entertainment center without it

I bought this remote to go from 5 remotes to 1 and control some smart devices. It was fairly easy to set up and setting the activity features makes it very easy to get exactly where you want with the touch of a button. I would highly recommended this remote if you want a top of the line universal remote and can take full advantage of all of its features.

I how have 5 logitech remotes. Over the years had the Pronto and multiple other programmable remotes. Logitech figured it out and it works great. The only downside is if using with Samsung Tvs. Directly connecting with an input can be a pain with some of the Samsung Tv inputs. I would go with Lg, or Sony just for that reason, Love my Logitech, works with Hue.

The new line of Harmony remotes featuring rf communication via a hub are amazing. I can control my devices and home automation with the remote, and I can control the remote with my Amazon Echo. The reason I gave this model only 4 stars is that it does not offer many advantages over the home companion, yet it is more than twice the price.

This remote works well with everything but my APPLE TV that it will not recognize. Setup is tedious and the instructions are poor and lacking. But, it did finally work and turns everything on and off. It does not have a physical keypad, but if you scroll to the right on the main screen, it will bring up a digital keypad in 2 or 3 swipes.

Got this to replace another Harmony remote. This is a newer version than the one I had. Not easy to set up. Requires the use of a hub to pick up the signal so you better have an open plug. Once you get it set up it's ok but does not seem to be worth the high price. Thank goodness Best Buy had a sale!

This remote works great when it works. The software is pretty slow and difficult to manage sometimes. When you fully configure it, the device works pretty well. I recommend using a pc to set up Harmony, as the mobile app sometimes doesn't register changes correctly.

This remote continues the legacy of Harmony remotes. I haven't purchased one for almost 10 years. The software was surprisingly good, and it's easy to make changes to the remote configuration from your computer or phone. The desktop interface for changing button assignments isn't as smooth as it could be, but overall a decent interface. I haven't had any issues so far with connectivity and response delay using Harmony Hub vs. an IR remote is minimal.

I got this remote to control our home theater setup and replace a more expensive version I was sold previously. Setup isn't too bad but can be a little confusing. It works wonderfully to turn everything on. I still have not gotten it to turn the projector off which is a two-step process.

Logitech has left the building! That is, Logitech has decided to stop making remote controls. Too bad as they made very good units with good customer support. I bought this one as a spare unit for use in the future as a replacement. Sorry to see them leave the market with regards to AV equipment and home automation.

Definitely a must have for home theater. Why have all of those remotes? Programming is relatively easy. However, I had to call tech support to help with 30 second skips for DirecTV. They were very helpful and quickly solved my issue.

We purchased this to control all of our TVs, Lutron lights and thermostat and our Lutron shades. It also controls all of our Sonos, game systems, And dish boxes. It was not easy to set up or program. This remote is for more advanced people to set up. But once you figure it out it is a great remote.

I really like the remote being Wifi connected. Don't have to point it at the TV. IR blaster from hub does that work. Activities are quite flexible and relatively easy to program. Seems to work well with Alexa. Best part for my wife is just saying Alexa: "turn on the TV".

This remote is nice but I am so used to the 700 and 650 button configuration. I use Alexa with it and can control a couple lights. Be prepared for setup time for everything to work correctly, it can take awhile. Having to wait for it to charge can be no fun when it dies while you're using it. It's cool you don't have to aim it.

The hub integrates nicely with Alexa. The only downside to this remote is that there are no physical numerical buttons, so if you want to jump to a specific channel directly you have to swipe through the touch screen to get to the numbers pad. The number pad itself isn't very responsive, which translates to lots of errors.

This is the third Logitech remote control that I have purchased. The Harmony Elite is easier to set up than the Harmony One units. The only issue I have with this remote is that it does not have a channel keypad built into the unit. You have to swipe the screen to get to a keypad. Probably just a learning curve issue.

Excellent performance once we got beyond some setup challenges for RF. Our third LG Universal remote, just wanted to upgrade to RF to hide components in built-ins. Happy with remote. But our 13 yo LG remote is still working fine, if only it were RF, too.