It's a refurb with a 90-day warranty. But it's also one of the top models in Logitech's Harmony line. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, features and blog posts. He ...

If you’re looking for a hot new universal remote to control all the new gear you got during Black Friday — and all the hot new gear you’re about to get for Christmas — it doesn’t get any hotter than ...

Update 4/12/2021: Logitech recently announced it would no longer manufacture Harmony remotes. However, the company will continue to support existing devices and provide ongoing access to "software and ...

Logitech announced it will soon be shipping the Harmony 890 advanced universal remote control, the first retail model in Logitech's award-winning family of Harmony remotes to use both radio frequency ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A decent Logitech Harmony remote is going to set you back well over $100. In fact, a top-of-the-line model can cost up to $350.

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 ...

Let's face it, at some point or other, you've probably coveted a Logitech Harmony remote control. However, with top-end models fetching upward of £300, there's a good chance you haven't been able to ...

Accessory vendor Logitech announced on Tuesday that the company is expanding its Harmony line of universal remote controls with a new flagship model, a new low-end model, and a multi-function hub that ...

John P. Falcone is the senior director of commerce content at CNET, where he coordinates coverage of the site's buying recommendations alongside the CNET Advice team (where he previously headed the ...

Arguably the most powerful all-in-one infrared remote on the market. Logitech’s Harmony 665 is a classically-styled, monolithic remote that keeps costs down by dropping a number of features that only ...

As I've posted in some earlier threads, I've got a fairly simple television setup (I won't call it a "home theater"): old SD television, OTA digital to analog converter, Playstation 2 for playing DVDs ...