Despite its high price and a handful of drawbacks, the Logitech Harmony Ultimate is an impressive, feature-rich universal remote that's well worth the investment, particularly if you have a lot of ...

Most universal remotes, Logitech reckons, have a "bad reputation" for being tricky to program; that's something the company hopes to amend with the new Logitech Harmony 300.

The new entry-level universal remote can control eight devices and supports online programming like more expensive Harmony remotes.

After programming, see if the universal remote controls the basic functions of your device. For example, a universal remote should turn a TV off and on, change the volume, channel, and source input.

Logitech's Harmony Ultimate will likely be the last great remote control we see from the company - and boy is it something else.

The Harmony 650. Photo: Michael Hession The Logitech Harmony 650 is the best universal remote for most people because it can coordinate the functions of up to eight components, is relatively ...

Unlike more expensive Logitech Harmony options, which use a universal remote control app on your phone for setup and control, you’ll have to use Harmony’s Mac- or PC-based software to program ...

The only real downside to most of the Harmony remotes is that they are expensive devices. Logitech has unveiled a new Harmony universal remote that is called the Harmony 700.

The remote should be generally easy to program. Many cheap "universal" remotes require that you press a certain combination of buttons and then input manufacturer codes for each AV device until ...

Logitech's standalone Harmony 665 universal remote offers great value, with plenty of flexibility and power for entertainment buffs.