Picking a universal remote control is pretty tricky these days. There are plenty of simple, programmable IR blasters out there, but some of the best remotes can control other devices using Bluetooth ...

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Update 4/12/2021: Logitech recently announced it would no longer manufacture Harmony remotes. However, the company will continue to support existing devices and provide ongoing access to "software and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I have to be honest with you: I’m not a huge fan of Logitech Harmony remotes. I don’t dislike them or anything, but I had one for ...

Controlling all the gear in your entertainment center doesn’t have to mean spending $200 on a Logitech Harmony remote. If you’d rather get something nice and simple that doesn’t cost a fortune, you’ll ...

Having already provided a remote for the control of iOS devices with its BT Media Remote, Satechi has reversed things by releasing a dongle that turns an iOS device into a universal remote control. In ...

With all of the incredible smart home tech and devices available today, you can now consider the Universal Remotes with their map sized list of TV codes and clunky setup a thing of the past. Now, you ...

The dirty little secret of iOS remote control devices is that the vast majority of them are terrible. And they are for good reason. Simple as creating a universal remote control may sound, it presents ...

I have two different rooms with an AV Receiver, multiple HDMI devices, video game systems (Xbox1s, 360s, and PS3s right now, eventually a PS4 or two) etc. Currently have a Harmony 900 on both rooms, ...

If I were to line up all of the remote controls for the components I use with my TV, there’d be four, not including the game system controllers and keyboard. So I’ve tried out a number of universal ...

As the creator of television's first wireless remote control nearly 50 years ago, Robert Adler spawned generations of viewers who do their channel-changing from the couch. But today, the retired ...