Logitech. Best bargain remotes: Harmony 200/300: These are Logitech's more recent entry-level remotes. They have no LCD and lack most of the task-based commands found on all other Harmony remotes, ...

Logitech just announced a new remote control that shakes up what consumers have come to expect from the company’s Harmony lineup. The $249.99 Harmony Express, which starts shipping today, has a ...

Priced at under $100 in the U.S., Harmony 520 Remote Features Even Easier Setup FREMONT, Calif. — Sept. 1, 2005 — Logitech (SWX: LOGN) (NASDAQ: LOGI), a leading manufacturer of remote controls, today ...

Rechargeable Remote Features One-Click Control, Color Screen The Logitech Harmony 700 remote, the newest universal remote from Logitech, can help simplify your home entertainment by replacing up to ...

I wanted to love this remote. The Harmony One has a great form factor, and I was hoping that Logitech would add its current RF system to the mix. But that didn’t happen with the $400 Harmony 900 ...

Logitech Harmony 880 Remote Control MSRP: $249.95. Logitech 6505 Kaiser Drive Fremont, CA 94555 USA 800-231-7717 Consumer Sales. About Logitech Founded in 1981, Logitech designs, manufactures and ...

STAYING IN TO WATCH a movie used to be a low-key way to spend an evening. These days, it can be a test of your remote-control-management skills. You need one to turn on the TV, another for the DVD ...

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.. Capable of replacing ...

It's Logitech's best remote yet, but unless you have money to burn, or really want its extras like a touchscreen, fully-backlit keys and control of up to 15 devices, get the Home Control instead.

That brings me to the $349 Harmony Elite, Logitech’s new top-of-the-line universal remote that I’ve had the chance to test for a couple weeks in my apartment.

With Logitech’s latest top-shelf remote, the Harmony Elite, you don’t even need to provide that minimal amount of data—it can sniff out many of your Wi-Fi devices all on its own.

Logitech is making a bet that people will want to control not only their TVs, stereos, game consoles and set-top boxes with one remote, but also use it on their Internet-connected blinds, coffee ...