Logitech Harmony Elite

It's a lot easier but for What I was attempting to do with air conditioning as a first-place one not so straightforward Final words on the Harmony I'm...

You've got loads of options as to what this will work with, it will work with the Nest, it will work with the smart lights that are available from var...

So in this activity I wanted my soundbar to turn on and go straight to the optical input and it does this by sending two individual IR signals back to...

I'm not really sure why that's needed, but it just didn't work otherwise. If you have an Amazon Echo smart speaker, you can also use Alexa to control ...

An app based solution is always going to be a bit kludgy IMO. But I've got a Logitech Harmony hub that certainly has a functional, if sometimes annoying, app.

It allows for a fair bit of customization and works consistently if nothing else

I've been a Harmony remote user for 10+ years now and was looking for something to replace my current Harmony 880. I was specifically looking at the Elite due to its ability to integrate with Amazon's Echo. There are three separate areas this remote can be judged on: Setup/Configuration, Ergonomics,...

Using the provided software and integrated compatibility lists, I am able to run "macro"-like tasks whenever buttons are pressed. IE: I press the TV button and it turns on my TV, changes to Input 1, turns on my receiver, and turns on my cable box. From there, the Volume buttons control the receiver, Channels, List, Guide, etc.

The remote looks great. Hub was able to be setup in not so obvious spot. If you have a lot of equipment be patient it takes some time getting model numbers but pays off at the end. A bit disappointed that my original remote being Harmony One software is not compatible with the new remote which had a...

By far, the best remote system I've ever had has been the Logitech Harmony with a hub. Basically, the hub sits with the other gear and where it can, it uses your local wifi to connect to everything, and for what doesn't work with that, there's a IR built in plus it comes with a separate corded IR blaster you can position in a closed cabinet or whatever. It just works and it works for everything.

I'm a longtime Harmony user; this is probably my fifth remote over a dozen years and I've had it in place for about two years now. It is simultaneously the best and worst part of my home theater experience. When everything is working, the Harmony Elite is great. Easy to use, intuitive, quick to resp...