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 ...

We have no doubt that anyone who has ever used the Logitech Harmony Elite Remote Control would argue that it isn’t the best universal remote Logitech has ever made. This puppy has it all, and those ...

Like the Harmony Companion, the Elite consists of two parts. First is the Harmony Hub, an IR blaster that plugs into the wall and which is the same as the standalone Hub and the Hub included with the ...

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It’s not as powerful as the Harmony Elite, but it’s not as complex or as expensive as that universal remote, either. Logitech’s Harmony division makes better universal remote controls than just about ...

The Logitech Harmony Elite Remote Control is currently on sale over at Amazon for just $249. That’s a great price for this remote control, considering it is normally $349, and does bring it back down ...

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Logitech's announcement that it has ceased production of Harmony marked an important milestone in the decline of a once critical product category, the universal remote control. For almost two decades ...

The remote launched at $250 last year, and soon it’ll stop working altogether The remote launched at $250 last year, and soon it’ll stop working altogether is a former senior reviewer who worked at ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The Logitech Harmony Elite and Harmony Companion remote controls are a great way to control your ...

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