100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Initially, there’s a fair amount of work and setup involved to get the Harmony Ultimate Home system singing. But after you’ve spent your Saturday setting it up, all you need to do is push a single button to watch TV, listen to music, play a DVD or...

Extensive device compatibility. Excellent home theater support. Supports voice control via Amazon's Alexa.

Requires an (expensive) extender for Z-Wave and ZigBee compatibility. Slight learning curve.

If you're looking for a way to control all of your home entertainment devices from one place, and don't care about a physical remote, the Logitech Harmony Hub is an excellent choice. It turns your phone or tablet into a universal remote and a middleman...

Quite affordable considering its capabilities ; Near-endless support for entertainment devices ; Integrates with a solid number of smart home products

Proper placement of Hub hardware can be tricky ; Mobile app setup didn’t work; desktop app was required ; Certain commands can be interminably buried

Still, for users who are absolutely sick of tableside clutter, the Harmony Hub is a credible way to get rid of it all while still letting you do—albeit a bit slowly—everything a physical remote can do.

Provides all the advantages of the stand-alone Hub ; RF-based hardware remote isn't subject to Wi-Fi outages ; Doesn't require line of sight ; Intuitive universal remote UI works with Android and iOS apps over your Wi-Fi network ; Doesn't require line...

Remote is very basic and doesn’t offer all the controls in the mobile apps ; Wi-Fi outages can interrupt access ; Outrageously expensive

Whether with or without your smartphone as the remote, the latest Harmony Hub line represents a great improvement over its predecessor, and a worthy alternative to traditional IR-based universal remotes—especially in locations where Wi-Fi network...

It's a little bit temperamental and doesn't integrate smoothly enough with google Home.