There are at least eight different universal remotes in Logitech's updated line of Harmony models. How do they vary, and which is best for you?

Logitech's Harmony Link turns your iPad into a remote control, but the limitations of its program guide keep it from being a killer product.

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 ...

Logitech’s research found that more than one-third of the 75 million U.S. and European households who have tried programming a universal remote had been dissatisfied with the process. But the Logitech ...

Logitech’s Harmony group has long made some of the best universal remote controls on the market. The Harmony Elite is the culmination of all that experience. It can control up to 15 audio/visual ...

If the website goes down, you can't program your remote anymore. Anyway, I need a good programmable remote, and Logitech is out of the running as of now.

Logitech has announced the discontinuation of its Harmony remotes, though it says that existing users don't need to worry. The company plans to continue supporting its remotes and to sell off its ...

With one-touch control, the new Harmony 520 remote is designed for mainstream consumers, who previously may have considered a Harmony remote to be out of their price range. To appeal to a broad base ...

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

Universal remotes are finally getting touchscreens. Logitech (LOGI) said on Wednesday its new Harmony Touch remote will come complete with a built-in 2.4-inch touchscreen. The Harmony… ...

The Logitech Harmony 900 Remote comes with a wireless RF connection, and a full color touchscreen which gives one touch access with easy navigation like 'Watch TV' or 'Listen to Music'.

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. Let’s start with the basics ...