Harmony®
One touch control of all your entertainment and home control devices*.
Control your home from your Android smartphone or tablet. Dim the lights, close the blinds, crank the volume, and start the movie— with one touch. Streamline your life using personalized, multi-device Activities. Combine home entertainment—TVs, stereos, cable/satellite set-top boxes, and game consoles—with home automation—connected lights, locks, blinds, thermostats, sensors, and more. Harmony brings it together. You bring it to life. Use of the Harmony app requires one of the following Harmony hub-based remote controls: Harmony Pro, Harmony Elite, Harmony Companion, Harmony Home Control, Harmony Hub, Harmony Ultimate Home, Harmony Home Hub, Harmony Ultimate, Harmony Smart Control, Harmony Smart Keyboard, or Harmony Ultimate Hub (each sold separately). To learn about the full line of Logitech Harmony remotes, or to make a purchase, please visit http://www.logitech.com/harmony-remotes. Every remote you’ll ever needControl home entertainment devices with your Android smartphone or tablet when paired with a Harmony hub-based remote control.Control connected lights, locks, blinds, thermostats, and more from a single app, whether inside or outside your home. Check devices status and make adjustments remotely.Set up custom schedules to turn devices on or off at specific times or on specific days.With just one touch, start multiple devices together using Activities such as Good Morning, Good Night, Watch TV, Listen to Music or Play Games.Create up to 50 favorite channels with custom icons for quick access to your entertainment.Use swipe or tap gestures directly on the screen to adjust the volume, change channels, fast-forward, rewind, and more.Install the app on each Android mobile device in the house and everyone can have their own personalized favorite channels and custom gestures.Control devices inside closed media cabinets. Hide the clutter of your entertainment devices and never worry about pointing your phone at your TV.Compatible with many IR and Bluetooth® game consoles.Compatible with an ever-growing list of over 270,000 devices from more than 6,000 brands. See myharmony.com/compatibility for the latest compatibility information. Note: Location permission is required to be enabled on Android v6.0 and above. Harmony will use this permission only for Bluetooth discovery of your Harmony hub(s).Customer Support We want to ensure you will enjoy your remote. If you run into issues or have any questions, we have help available.You can find online support articles at https://support.myharmony.comJoin our online support community at community.myharmony.comContact our support team at https://support.myharmony.com/en-us/contact-usTerms of Use: https://files.myharmony.com/Assets/legal/en/termsofuse.html• Bug fixes
Control your home from your Android smartphone or tablet. Dim the lights, close the blinds, crank the volume, and start the movie— with one touch. Streamline your life using personalized, multi-device Activities. Combine home entertainment—TVs, stereos, cable/satellite set-top boxes, and game consoles—with home automation—connected lights, locks, blinds, thermostats, sensors, and more. Harmony brings it together. You bring it to life. Use of the Harmony app requires one of the following Harmony hub-based remote controls: Harmony Pro, Harmony Elite, Harmony Companion, Harmony Home Control, Harmony Hub, Harmony Ultimate Home, Harmony Home Hub, Harmony Ultimate, Harmony Smart Control, Harmony Smart Keyboard, or Harmony Ultimate Hub (each sold separately). To learn about the full line of Logitech Harmony remotes, or to make a purchase, please visit http://www.logitech.com/harmony-remotes. Every remote you’ll ever needControl home entertainment devices with your Android smartphone or tablet when paired with a Harmony hub-based remote control.Control connected lights, locks, blinds, thermostats, and more from a single app, whether inside or outside your home. Check devices status and make adjustments remotely.Set up custom schedules to turn devices on or off at specific times or on specific days.With just one touch, start multiple devices together using Activities such as Good Morning, Good Night, Watch TV, Listen to Music or Play Games.Create up to 50 favorite channels with custom icons for quick access to your entertainment.Use swipe or tap gestures directly on the screen to adjust the volume, change channels, fast-forward, rewind, and more.Install the app on each Android mobile device in the house and everyone can have their own personalized favorite channels and custom gestures.Control devices inside closed media cabinets. Hide the clutter of your entertainment devices and never worry about pointing your phone at your TV.Compatible with many IR and Bluetooth® game consoles.Compatible with an ever-growing list of over 270,000 devices from more than 6,000 brands. See myharmony.com/compatibility for the latest compatibility information. Note: Location permission is required to be enabled on Android v6.0 and above. Harmony will use this permission only for Bluetooth discovery of your Harmony hub(s).Customer Support We want to ensure you will enjoy your remote. If you run into issues or have any questions, we have help available.You can find online support articles at https://support.myharmony.comJoin our online support community at community.myharmony.comContact our support team at https://support.myharmony.com/en-us/contact-usTerms of Use: https://files.myharmony.com/Assets/legal/en/termsofuse.html• Bug fixes
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For me on S9, clearing app cash made it work again. (Couldn't login until I did) Harmony hardware is no longer available, another solution will b required for future.
I've had Harmony remotes for years now and was disappointed to hear that they are getting out of this space. What's more disappointing is that support for existing hardware is fading, given that the Harmony app is broken and not being fixed. I paid good money for my remote, let me continue to use it...
Because I gave a bad review about this app I have now been blocked, my harmony hub no longer speaks to the app because I have no Internet (which is strange because every other device I have has Internet access 🤔)
Effectively useless remote because of the app.
It's pretty amazing how bad this app has become. I can no longer access my hub in any way. When starting the app I get a choice between connecting to the existing hub and connecting a new hub, both of which begin the new hub setup. This requires you to log in (sure), which happens in an external browser just because. On login, the app crashes and determines that a new hub cannot be initialized. This leaves you logged out and back where you started. A hot mess.
Scans endlessly for my hub and never finds it. Repeatedly requests login. And when you do eventually login, we'll... You can read the other reviews for that.
On the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6, the icons for the Watching TV Activity are out of alignment. I think it has something to do with the aspect ratio of the S6. It looks better on the S2. Could you guys do another update, before the Harmony goes away for good??? Thus far, I'm happy with the Harmony. The app has potential to be great. Thanks. A hint for users: I use a TV listings website to get the channel logos in 360 x 270 PNG format. They look great on a tablet.
Doesn't allow for (your) customisation of the interface or direct control of individual devices. Many functions that are on your device(s) are not available in the lists for you to control. Great if all you want to do is have one activity turned on at a time... I have a 3 zone system that I want to control; it's not possible with harmony remotes. Basically, because of their "we know better" attitude, their devices are seriously flawed. It seems that they have dumbed down the features lately.
Built on a terrible UI & UX foundation. This app could be a case study for design by committee. It starts out with a fundamental flaw in design, which is trying to group all your devices into preset "activities" that just don't fit real world use cases. On top of this is a terribly convoluted and confusing system of menus. The whole app is an utter failure.
Android app is pure chinesium garbage. In order for the Android app to set up a new him, it required an iphone app which connected it to wifi where the android app failed, but the iphone app stopped working and then the android app finished. Very long and counterintuitive process. Still sad.