If you want a new universal remote to control all your home entertainment gear but you don’t want to spend an arm and a leg to get it, we’ve got the perfect remote for you. Amazon has refurbished ...

Logitech has announced that it will no longer manufacture its popular line of Harmony universal remote controls. In a blog post published on April 9, a spokesperson for the company said, “While ...

Smartphones can control anything and everything these days, including your TV and media players. Of course just because they CAN doesn’t mean they SHOULD. Dedicated remotes with physical buttons that ...

Universal remote controls are a bizarre product category, because they solve a legitimate and substantial problem — the proliferation of really terrible remotes on your coffee table, one for each ...

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Logitech's popular Harmony universal remotes have long been the go-to solution for tech-savvy nerds who want to replace the bounty of ugly rectangles littering their coffee tables with a single, ...

Logitech on Friday officially killed the Harmony universal remote, leaving Apple TV users with one less alternative to the bemoaned Siri Remote. Confirming years of rumors that the Harmony line was on ...

Logitech’s latest universal remote, the Harmony Express, is nothing like its previous models. There is no screen, only a handful of buttons, and it’s designed to make your voice the primary way you ...

Selling for at least $80 elsewhere, the Harmony remote includes special buttons for controlling the Xbox 360 and its media features. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of ...

While Logitech's Harmony A/V remotes have long been coveted for their simple Web-based setup, they've always been priced high enough that most average buyers wind up juggling multiple remotes for ...

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