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Brand | Logitech |
Special Feature | Controls up to 8 Home Theater Devices; One-Touch Actions; Designed for Easy Control; Custom Activities See more |
Color | Black |
Max Number of Supported Devices | 8 |
Compatible Devices | Gaming Console |
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Volume control | 3.7 | 4.3 | 4.5 | 4.3 | 3.9 | 4.5 |
Remote Control | 3.4 | 3.9 | 4.1 | 4.0 | 4.2 | 4.1 |
Easy to use | — | 3.8 | — | 4.0 | 4.4 | 3.9 |
Touch Screen | 2.8 | — | 3.3 | — | — | 4.1 |
Value for money | — | 4.2 | — | 3.8 | — | 3.6 |
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compatible devices | Gaming Console | Television, Streaming Device | Home Theater, DVD/Blu-ray Player, Television, Stereo System, Set Top Box | Apple TV, Television, Stereo System, Home Theater | Apple TV, Television, Stereo System, Home Theater, Sonos | Television |
connectivity tech | Infrared | Infrared | Bluetooth, Infrared, Wi-Fi | Infrared | Bluetooth, Infrared | Infrared |
maximum range | 10 feet | 10 meters | 40 feet | 12 meters | 10 meters | 10 meters |
style | Harmony Companion Remote | Universal | — | F101-ATVRM | Traditional | — |
battery quantity | 1 lithium metal, 2 aa, 1 lithium ion, 1 product specific | 4 aaa | 1 lithium polymer | 2 aaa | 2 aaa | 2 aa, 1 product specific |
model number | 915-000239 | URC7935 | X1S | F101-ATVRM | — | 915-000293 |
From the manufacturer
Logitech Harmony Home Control
Control your entertainment and your home from your smartphone
Logitech Harmony Home Control integrates connected lights, locks, blinds, thermostats, sensors, home entertainment devices, and more*—all controllable from your Harmony remote or Harmony mobile app. Customized multi-device Activities make movie night more epic, date night cozier or happy hour happier.
Customize your own home experiences
Get your lighting, locks, thermostat and more to work together for one-touch experiences like 'welcome home' or 'good night'. Set room lighting to automatically dim when you start a movie. Activate multiple devices at a touch, create custom schedules, or trigger them with sensors.
Control from inside or outside your home
Take control of your smart-home and entertainment devices directly from the remote or the Harmony smartphone/tablet app.**
*Smartphone, lights, locks, thermostats, sensors, blinds, and other products sold separately. **Initial online and/or mobile setup required. Data rates may apply for mobile app download.
Highlights
- Combined home entertainment and automation control.
- Controls up to 8 home entertainment devices like set-top boxes.
- No upper limit to the number of home automation devices controlled.
- Companion remote with dedicated home automation controls.
- Harmony App turns iOS and Android smartphones/tablets into personal universal remotes.
- Closed-cabinet and game console control.
Features
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Easy home entertainment and automation controlControl home automation devices such as Philips hue lights, Nest Learning Thermostat, August door locks and more—plus advanced home entertainment devices like Apple TV, Roku, or Sonos and game consoles such as Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation3 or Wii. |
Full-featured remoteTouch an Activity button like 'Watch TV' and all the right devices change to the right settings. A streamlined button layout and full number pad make it a breeze to change channels, adjust volume, fast-forward and rewind. Plus, you can control individual or grouped devices, like lights or plugs, with dedicated home automation buttons. |
Closed cabinet and game console controlThe included Harmony Hub sends commands from the remote or Harmony App to your devices using IR, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth wireless signals.*** So you can control devices behind closed cabinet doors and access online entertainment services like Netflix and Hulu on your PS3, Wii, Xbox One or Fire TV. ***Wireless and IR range may vary due to environmental conditions. |
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Turn household smartphones into personal remotesThe Harmony App lets anyone in the house turn their iOS or Android smartphone or tablet into a universal remote, complete with up to 50 one-touch Favorite channels and multi-device Activities. |
Simple setup on computer or mobile appHarmony works with over 270,000 devices from 6,000+ brands. Simply connect your remote to your Internet-connected computer, go to setup.myharmony.com, and download the commands for your devices. Or use the Harmony App** to setup control for your devices in just minutes—right on your smartphone or tablet. Either way, the remote and app are automatically synced up with the commands for all your devices. **Initial online and/or mobile setup required. Data rates may apply for mobile app download. |
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What’s in the box
Harmony Home Control remote (with battery)
Harmony Home Hub
IR mini-blaster
USB cable
AC adapter
User documentation
System Requirements
- Internet access: Wi-Fi: Supports 802.11g/n, WPA Personal, WPA2-AES and 64/128-bit WEP encryption.
- For iOS mobile setup and control: iPhone 4S or later, iPad (3rd generation or later), iPad mini, iPod touch (5th generation or later) device with iOS 6.0 or higher.
- For Android mobile setup and control: Wi-Fi enabled smartphone with Android 4.0 or later.
- Harmony App: download from the App Store or Google Play. A supported mobile device is required for setup and control of some home automation devices..
- For Windows-based PC setup: Windows 8, Windows 7, and Windows Vista.
- For Intel-based Mac OS computer setup: Mac OS X 10.6 or higher.
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Highlight | Hub and smartphone app control home entertainment and automation devices | Living room keyboard with built-in touchpad simplifies text entry and media control on Internet-connected entertainment devices | Button remote and smartphone app control home entertainment and automation devices | Color touch screen remote for advanced customized control of IR entertainment devices | Color touch screen remote and smartphone app control home entertainment and automation devices |
# of home entertainment devices controlled | 8 | 8 | 8 | 15 | 15 |
Controls home automation devices (lights, locks, blinds, more) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
Controls game consoles (Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii) | ✓ | Yes, (Requires included USB receiver for text entry on PlayStation 3) | ✓ | Xbox One, Xbox 360 only | ✓ |
Controls streaming media devices (Apple TV, Roku) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Controls devices in closed cabinets | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Product Description
Discontinued by Manufacturer
Product information
Product Dimensions | 10 x 5.4 x 3.5 inches |
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Item Weight | 3.9 ounces |
Manufacturer | Logitech |
ASIN | B00N3RFC4G |
Item model number | 915-000239 |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
4.0 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #94,586 in Climate Pledge Friendly (See Top 100 in Climate Pledge Friendly) #5,771 in Climate Pledge Friendly: Electronics #7,476 in Remote Controls (Electronics) |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | September 17, 2014 |
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Learn more how customers reviews work on AmazonCustomers say
Customers like the remote control's comfort, snappy responsiveness, and impressive hand feel. They say it's a great physical remote and reliable. However, some customers have issues with backlighting. Opinions are mixed on ease of use, performance, quality, value, buttons, and connectivity.
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Customers like the remote control. They say it's comfortable, nice, and impressive. They also say it feels snappy and responsive across all devices. Some customers also mention that it makes smartphones and tablets into remote controls.
"...However, I'm fine with what I was able to set up. The remote itself is very nice, most of the body is a soft-touch finish and much of the back is..." Read more
"...The Home Control is an added bonus for users with systems in place, and it's the biggest WAF upgrade because my wife can turn off the lights or turn..." Read more
"...how versatile the Home Control is and as I said the hand feel of the remote is impressive...." Read more
"...This remote doesn't have that button (after all, it doesn't have an LCD display, so how would it work?)...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the remote control. Some mention that it's very straightforward and easy to setup through the app. They say the setup procedure has a reasonable number of steps, and it allows for easy reprogramming of the whole system. However, others say that the instructions are very limited, and the app can be difficult to use.
"...It has a huge database of devices, you just need to enter the brand and as much as you know of the model number and it will find pretty much anything..." Read more
"...The Home Control is far from plug and play although I have to compliment Logitech for the structure of the app...." Read more
"...Setup was easy and the app walks you through it; but in order to get the full power, you should be comfortable tinkering with settings and digging a..." Read more
"Out of the box I had nothing but frustration.Instructions are very limited and lend you to believe you can configure the device with..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the remote control. Some mention that it has basic functionality with some bells and whistles. They say it's lightweight, entirely usable, and has no functionality lost. However, others say that it didn't work very well for controlling their Roku since it had an IR interface only. They also say that the remote only works with items in the database and fails about 15% of the time.
"...Now it works perfectly...." Read more
"...App would hang or be unresponsive during setup. I got the pleasure of using setup through both android and apple operating systems...." Read more
"...You can also add home control actions directly to activities, so Watch a Movie could include dimming lights and/or closing blinds if you have them..." Read more
"...Also, I like the idea that Logitech can add and refine new device functionality from their cloud. That will extend the remote's functional life...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the remote control. Some mention that it's of good quality, solidly made, and reliable. However, others say that the app for the phone was a little buggy and the biggest limitation is the app. The ability to computer the hub directly over USB can make setting up WiFi tricky.
"...It's a shame I really wanted this product to work. The idea is great but these types of problems are not something a user should experience right..." Read more
"...The app is only needed for setup and need not be used to control the entertainment system. The buttons on the remote are much simpler...." Read more
"...Nice work with the customizable short press/long press buttons. Nothing fancy, just enough buttons to get the job done, intuitively...." Read more
"...Superb smart phone app integration• Strong IR signals through its IR blasterCons•..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the buttons on the remote control. Some mention that the dedicated buttons are great, the lay-out is excellent, and there are enough buttons to get the job done. However, others say that the buttons are pretty useless and there's a shortage of buttons to assign them to.
"...I had to re-teach the direction buttons, which took multiple tries until it finally learned the commands...." Read more
"...There are also 4 Home Control buttons on the remote and a + and - rocker...." Read more
"...Sometimes the remote seems like it is not responding to any button press, sometimes it seems like it is only responding to long button presses, and..." Read more
"...The remote works well, but is limited by only having three activity buttons. I really miss the One's screen with buttons to the side...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the remote control. Some mention that it's well worth the money, with nice features for the price. However, others say that it isn't worth the time or effort, and is not great for a premium product.
"...I might look in to the Elite remote, but it is very expensive, so I am also seeing what other advanced universal remote solutions are out there...." Read more
"...but the overall package is great, and I think is definitely worth the current price...." Read more
"...So 20.5/35. On the face of it not too bad - but equally not great for a 'premium' product...." Read more
"...Have been using for several days and it has made life much easier...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the remote control. Some mention that it has a Bluetooth radio to control BT devices, and it communicates via RF to the hub. It can also do bluetooth as well as IR, so it controls a multitude of things. However, others say that they came back with app connectivity problems, and could never get the device to connect. They also report that the remote frequently goes out of sync with devices.
"...when changing from one entertainment option to another and the inputs get out of sync...." Read more
"...Finally, I have the Logitech keyboard that just WON'T pair with the hub. Very frustrating...." Read more
"...Pro: - Fast button response - Control Bluetooth devices - Don't need to point the remote control at an IR receiver - Makes..." Read more
"...Similarly, HDMI CEC can change state from under the system and confuse things, so Logitech recommends you turn it off...." Read more
Customers dislike the backlighting on the remote control. They say the keys are not backlit, making it impossible to use in the dark.
"...Significant lag in controlling Lutron Wi-Fi devices• No backlight on the remote•..." Read more
"...Oh, and did I mention it isn't backlit at all?Logitech's support for me was patchy...." Read more
"...'s red-lighting within 30 minutes of power cycling or even better, no-lighting. Yes, no-lighting is a new term that I've defined for this product...." Read more
"...The keys aren't backlit...." Read more
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2018
Hub: The hub is a combination brain and IR blaster for the system. It receives commands via RF from the remote or through the cloud from the Harmony App or a 3rd party integration like IFTTT, then translates and sends those commands to your TV, cable box, blu-ray, game console, etc.. It can control those devices using traditional IR signals sent out from the hub itself and a small wired IR blaster accessory included in case you have an enclosed cabinet for your media devices and via Bluetooth for controlling some game consoles or connecting as a keyboard for AppleTV and other streaming devices. It can also connect to cloud services through its Wifi connection, which is primarily used to control home automation devices. The hub hardware could probably use an upgrade as some steps/changes in setup can take longer than I'd like, but I don't notice a lag in general use. The biggest drawback may be the 8 device limit, so larger entertainment systems might top out.
Remote: This might be the strongest Logitech remote in a while. It's very similar to the Smart Control remote, but adding the Home Control buttons towards the top made them shift the play/pause section down lower where your thumb naturally rests. With the shift toward DVR and streaming sources, it makes sense that users will want easy access to play/pause/ff/rewind. In fact, this shift is why I would recommend this remote over the Smart Control even for users without home automation devices to control. The buttons feel good on the hand, and the layout is just distinct enough to provide good location by feel, which is important because it doesn't have backlit buttons (to the detriment of WAF). No backlit keys does help prolong the battery life, which is rated for a year from a small CR style coin battery and can be easily replaced. You only get 3 activity keys, but each one can have a short and long press for a total of six activities triggered from the remote (you can have many more in the app).
App: The new app-based Harmony software works very well. The initial setup is easier than in the past and I didn't have to adjust any advanced settings to get devices to power up properly, which is a good thing because editing settings after setup can be a challenge. The settings menus aren't intuitive and it took me several adventures to find various options, particularly advanced settings that are common to traditional universal remotes like trigger lags and order. The app doubles as the configuration tool and an alternative remote. Fire it up and it logs into your hub (or the last one used if you have multiple) and shows you your activities. If an activity is already in progress, you'll get the power button on its left to turn it off or you can select it to bring up the controls for that activity. As cool as it sounds to control your tv from your phone and never lose your "remote" again, the novelty wears off quickly because the phone interface just isn't a good substitute for a physical remote. There's no tactile feedback or feel, so you have to look away from your tv and no longer get the visual confirmation of your button press. The app on a phone also shows very few controls per "page", so you have to swipe left/right often to find the right button(s). That doesn't mean the app isn't useful. For one, the app is the only place to control individual devices separately from an activity, and it's where you need to go if an activity fails to turn all the right devices or change inputs (I have not had any issues with this so far). I also use the app occasionally to proactively start an activity in another room such as the basement before walking down (great for warming up a projector if you have one).
Home Control: The new part of the Harmony line is adding functionality for controlling Home Automation devices. Logitech generally works with the major players like Hue, Wemo, Nest, etc... and the Home Control remote adds 4 dedicated home control buttons as well as an up/down rocker for adjusting settings like dim level for the latest selected device. The dedicated buttons are great and despite a light bulb on two and an outlet on the other two, they can be assigned to pretty much any device. You can also add home control actions directly to activities, so Watch a Movie could include dimming lights and/or closing blinds if you have them to integrate. I make extensive use of these buttons through a connection to SmartThings. With the flexibility of SmartThings, you can make almost anything happen through those 4 home control features. Setup was easy and the app walks you through it; but in order to get the full power, you should be comfortable tinkering with settings and digging a little deeper.
Unfortunately, this is where Logitech could use the most work. The overall functionality is great, but it's very limited. You can't assign home control devices to other remote buttons and although you get short and long press options for all buttons, you can't assign two devices to a single home control button either. The functions a home control button has is determined by the type of home control device automatically. For instance, a light will turn on with a short press, off with a long press and the rocker will dim it up/down at a defined step (4% in my experience) that can't be changed. Opening this up to be configured by the user would allow for greater home automation integration and flexibility that might rival higher cost systems; features like having the lights dim up when pressing pause during a movie and returning down when pressing play again. I was able to emulate this via a home control button, but it was an arduous process and means I need to remember to pause via that home control button during a movie.
Overall, this is a great universal remote system that still needs some work on the software side for customization and flexibility. If you have a simple system and don't want to tinker, you'll find this easy to setup and use. The physical remote is in my opinion, one of the best physical remotes in terms of feel and button layout I've ever used (backlit buttons would probably put it over the top). The Home Control is an added bonus for users with systems in place, and it's the biggest WAF upgrade because my wife can turn off the lights or turn on the fan while lying in bed without digging out her phone.
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Reviewed in Canada on December 2, 2019
I had some reservations about this new system because of some of the reviews I read, but I am really glad I pulled the trigger on this Harmony Companion hub. It is head and shoulders above Logitech's similarly priced handheld remotes in my honest opinion.
I was a little worried about ordering a refurbished device, but this little hub and remote arrived quickly and like new in its original packaging and was quite easy to set up and connect to my home's Wi-Fi. I wasn't able to migrate my devices over from my old Harmony account, but that wasn't a big deal because I had two newer devices that I had not yet entered in my Harmony account.
I had considered ordering just the hub, but I wanted the peace of mind of having a back up handheld remote just in case the mobile app didn't meet my expectations. As it stands now, the handheld remote will likely get very little use because the mobile app really is that good.
I have been searching for years for an app that would turn my mobile phone into a remote control. I hapay to declare that I have finally realized this elusive dream with this hub.
I was able to add a 15-year-old Insignia TV, a 10-year-old Harman Kardon AVR, an old Toshiba HD DVD player, a nearly new Goobang Doo Android box and a Sony PS3 to the app's list of devices without a problem. I was even able to use mobile app to control various functions of my PS3, which allowed me to confirm I had a bad PS3 controller, not a glitched box or game.
I just cannot say enough good things about this system. It gives me full access to my TV and AVR settings when they need tweaking and thebmobike app is more feature laden than the Android box's standard remote control.
I can't offer any feedback on technical support because their help wasn't needed. If I hadn't utilized the set up instructions at the Logitech web page, I might have needed support because the print manual was pretty sparse. We also have no smart devices yet, so I can't offer feedback on how the hub interacts with Alexa or other smart devices or controllers.
Thanks Amazon for providing me another great product at a great price!!
Reviewed in Canada on July 21, 2019
I had some reservations about this new system because of some of the reviews I read, but I am really glad I pulled the trigger on this Harmony Companion hub. It is head and shoulders above Logitech's similarly priced handheld remotes in my honest opinion.
I was a little worried about ordering a refurbished device, but this little hub and remote arrived quickly and like new in its original packaging and was quite easy to set up and connect to my home's Wi-Fi. I wasn't able to migrate my devices over from my old Harmony account, but that wasn't a big deal because I had two newer devices that I had not yet entered in my Harmony account.
I had considered ordering just the hub, but I wanted the peace of mind of having a back up handheld remote just in case the mobile app didn't meet my expectations. As it stands now, the handheld remote will likely get very little use because the mobile app really is that good.
I have been searching for years for an app that would turn my mobile phone into a remote control. I hapay to declare that I have finally realized this elusive dream with this hub.
I was able to add a 15-year-old Insignia TV, a 10-year-old Harman Kardon AVR, an old Toshiba HD DVD player, a nearly new Goobang Doo Android box and a Sony PS3 to the app's list of devices without a problem. I was even able to use mobile app to control various functions of my PS3, which allowed me to confirm I had a bad PS3 controller, not a glitched box or game.
I just cannot say enough good things about this system. It gives me full access to my TV and AVR settings when they need tweaking and thebmobike app is more feature laden than the Android box's standard remote control.
I can't offer any feedback on technical support because their help wasn't needed. If I hadn't utilized the set up instructions at the Logitech web page, I might have needed support because the print manual was pretty sparse. We also have no smart devices yet, so I can't offer feedback on how the hub interacts with Alexa or other smart devices or controllers.
Thanks Amazon for providing me another great product at a great price!!