from Siri remote Dependent Camel Known for being fairly straightforward. an Apple Try not to be confused with a limited number of buttons. This increases the chance that you will automatically hit the right button. Those who prefer detailed control over buttons can opt for a universal remote control. Logitech Harmony is the most popular but also one of the most expensive. Unfortunately The manufacturer discontinued With her now.
Harmony stops after twenty years
Logitech Harmony has not developed itself. It was acquired by the company in 2004 through an acquisition, when the startup had already been in existence for three years. In 2013, there were plans to sell the Harmony division, but that didn’t happen.
After years of rumors that Logitech wanted to discontinue Harmony remote controls, the decision is now finally made. The universal remote control will disappear. Logitech will not manufacture it anymore. However, it will still be for sale and will be supported until stock runs out. According to the manufacturer, you can still buy one and use it for years to come.
Support and updates will continue as usual
Logitech has words that reassure customers who have bought Harmony:
We do not expect any consequences for our customers from this advertisement. We plan to support our Harmony community and new Harmony customers, including accessing our software and applications for setting up and managing remote controls. We also plan to continue updating the platform and adding devices to our Harmony database. Customer service and Guarantee It will continue to exist in the future.
The advantage of Harmony is that you can control almost all of your entertainment devices in the home with one remote control. On the one hand, that can be confusing (“Wow, so many buttons!”) But it also prevents you from tampering with three remotes on the sofa. You can put in your TV, the audio system, and sometimes too Smart homeDevices. The Logitech Harmony Hub Specially designed to control all kinds of devices from your smartphone or tablet. For example, you can switch the TV channel, control the lights, and have multiple devices respond to a scene, which Harmony calls “the experience”.
