Logitech unveil standalone version of the Harmony Ultimate Hub

Logitech goes standalone with the new Harmony Ultimate Hub.

@anthony256

Published Jun 21, 2013 5:16 AM CDT
Updated Nov 3, 2020 12:22 PM CST

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Logitech have just unveiled a new standalone version of their Harmony Ultimate Hub. All that is required is an application for your Android- or iOS-based device, which will then allow you to control up to eight home theater devices.

Logitech unveil standalone version of the Harmony Ultimate Hub | TweakTown.com

Users can use the app to swipe to adjust the volume, change TV channels by tapping on a network icons and control recorded video playback. Control options are also on offer for video services usch as Netflix hosted on game consoles, too. Logitech also says that the Hub is compatible with the Harmony Touch, the remote's RF signals are translated into IR and Bluetooth format. We should expect the standalone Ultimate Hub to go on sale in both the US and Europe in August, for around $100.

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