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Description
Discontinued by Manufacturer
Brand: Logitech
Special Feature: Lightweight
Max Number of Supported Devices: 1
Compatible Devices: Television
Connectivity Technology: Infrared
Additional Features: Lightweight
Maximum Number of Supported Devices: 1
Compatible Devices: Television
Connectivity Technology: Infrared
Button Quantity: 10
Controller Type: Button Control
Maximum Range: 10 meters
Number of Batteries: 2 AA batteries required. (included)
Battery Type: Alkaline
Item Weight: 173.7 g
Brand: Logitech
Model Name: Logitech Harmony 665 Advanced Remote Control
Model Number: 915-000293
Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Hardware Warranty
Global Trade Identification Number: 38
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 097855133038
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Logitech
Mfr Part Number: 915-000293
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Top Amazon Reviews
Nice, solid remote. Online setup was easy - but don't be in a rush. Gather model #s of all devices. In my case, I have a Samsung TV, Yamaha receiver, Cable Box, Nvidia Shield Streaming box (2017 version). Finally, I can control the volume when using the Shield with Volume Up and Volume Down buttons - and Mute. My Shield remote uses a touch slider that doesn't always work, hard to control and no mute. Being able to control the Shield is worth the purchase alone. The remote setup will ask you different questions as to how you watch TV and guesses what devices you use. Then sets it up to turn on only the devices used for that function. Example: To watch TV, it sets the HDMI input, it turns on my receiver, the TV and the Cable Box. If I want to switch to the Shield to watch Netflix, Prime, Youtube TV, Youtube, etc., I just click one button and it turns on the Shield, turns off the Cable box and switches the HDMI AVI Input. When ready to power down, just hit the Power button and it turns everything that is on, off. One button all on, one button all off. It takes a little getting used to what buttons are assigned to different features during setup. Mainly relating to the Shield. "Exit" is the back one screen button. Home takes you to the Home screen (obvious). Other buttons work as you would assume - fast forward, pause, select, etc. For the remote to work with my Nvidia Shield, I had to purchase a FLIRC USB dongle (search Amazon -$22). Since the Shield is Bluetooth connected by default, the FLIRC allows it to operate as an IR device. As long as there is a direct line of sight to the dongle, it works great. I have an external drive plugged into the Shield for extra storage and sometimes have another external drive plugged in to watch downloaded movies. Since there are only 2 USB ports on the Shield, I purchased a 4 port USB hub (Anker 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub $8) to plug my movie drive into and also the FLIRC USB. Plus, the hub makes it easier to have the FLIRC pointing outward for the Harmony Remote. During setup on the Harmony, treat the FLIRC as a device. Don't add the Shield as a device on Harmony - just FLIRK. PRIOR to using the FLIRC USB, plug it into your computer to activate it and get the latest firmware and software updates. AFTER you do that, you can plug the USB into your Shield (in my case, the hub). Set the FLIRC to Nvidia Shield during setup. I ended up Googling FLIRC setup for Nvidia Shield and also Googled setting up FLIRC on Harmony 655 Remote. It's not hard, just a little confusing (for me). I haven't gone back into setup to custom program any buttons. No need currently. I plan on canceling my Cable TV and replace it with YouTube TV (which I love). Then I will go back onto my computer and delete Cable from my remote. Prepare to spend about 30 minutes or so programming the remote. Give yourself a little time to get used to using the remote. The buttons on the remote are tactile - you can feel the different shapes in the dark to use the remote easily. The remote also is backlit if you move it or pick it up. Stays lit long enough to see the buttons, then turns off. I'm very happy with the Harmony 655 and would recommend it to anyone that uses several devices while watching TV.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2020 by R. Richardson
This Logitech Harmony 665 remote is fantastic and runs all my electronic equipment. It's capable of controlling up to 10 devices. I wish Logitech was still manufacturing the Logitech Harmony remotes. Be warned that the MyHarmony software isn't designed to run on Windows 10 or higher. If you're running the Logitech MyHarmony software on a Windows operating system higher than Windows 8.1, you'll want to run the software in Compatibility Mode (Settings: Windows 8 mode as Administrator). For example...if you run on Windows 10 (or higher), you won't be able to click the "Next" button on the "Add activity" screen and you might think you're losing your mind. I'm still giving this Logitech Harmony 665 Universal remote 5 out of 5 stars regardless of the software not running natively on Windows 10 (or higher) because it was designed to run on Windows XP through Windows 8.1 and runs beautifully when tricked into thinking that it's running on Windows 8.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2023 by Matt
New things I have discovered - if you are like me you have multiple devices connected to your AV Receiver so that the AVR is used as a switch to control them. I tried to create new activities using the AVR, the TV and the device I want to watch and I wanted to use the TV to control volume and sound. I found that anytime the AVR was included the 665 will assume you want to use it for volume control and there is no way to select the TV to do that. However, there is a pre-programmed activity called WatchTV that defaults to the TV for volume control. So you can create several WatchTV activities and add in the devices you need including the AVR and it will default to the TV for volume control. You can change the name of the activity to something that better describes what you are using. So instead of WatchTV 4 you can change it to Watch Sony BluRay. Does Not Support Roku Streaming Sticks - sticks do not use IR control. May be compatible with older Roku devices like Roku 1 which use IR remote. The remote does support multiple activities but you have to modify the power settings for devices that you do not want to shut down when you switch between them. At first I could not figure out how to switch to another activity once I selected one to start. Harmony support replied pretty quickly and let me know that the star button near the top of the remote provides access to activities. I could not find this information documented on the support website. So for now it seems to be working well - other than not supporting newer roku devices- but that is a technology issue and not a fault of the Harmony. I have increased my rating to 4 stars now that I am discovering ways to make the remote more user friendly.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2019 by Jimp
One of the best universal remote control.
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Zoran Gonda
The idea for a multi-device remote control was great, especially with the promise of having different activities initiated with a single button. But... that where everything ends. I don't even know where to begin my rant. Anyway, if your audio device (in my case, it's a soundbar) is connected to your TV through an optical input, go away right now and look for another product. This device (and the Logitech desktop software that I needed to use in order to configure this remote) doesn't seem to know what an optical input is. I mean, it's not even mentioned anywhere - not in the remote, not in the app/software, not even in Logitech's Help/Support website or documentation. So, there's that. You'll be forced to select a different connection whether it's via the auxiliary input (hello modern times) or via Bluetooth which, in and of itself, presents a whole set of other problems depending on your other devices - like the audio device's power turning off after a predetermined time of inactivity so the Bluetooth is off, or your TV requiring permission every time a Bluetooth device tries to connect to it. I mean, these problems are no longer related to the Harmony remote but why can't an optical connection be included as an option when setting up the remote in the first place? This would have fulfilled the promise of a single remote running everything! And oh! My pet peeve with the remote: so you can set up "activities" that would supposedly turn on everything needed for that activity... great! Excellent! Then you find out that the most recent activity you set up would be the one listed on top. Well guess what? People tend to first set up the activity they do most. Like... ummm... watching TV? Yeah, sure, if that's the activity you do most, then you of course set it up first. Then you add more activities and you later find out that your "Watch TV" activity is already buried down the list which requires you to press buttons several times before you get to select it! So much for the "one button to turn on everything needed" concept! This requires that you first think of the most mundane task you could ever imagine and set them up first, before you finally decide as the last thing you'll set up the activity that you do the most. Oh well, the only nice thing about this experience is that I bought this from Amazon and returns are so painless. This thing goes out my door first thing Monday morning!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2019 by Albert R.
This is the best programable remote control I have ever used. It is easy to set-up if you know how to use a computer. You don’t have to enter codes for different devices. All you have to know is the manufacturer and model number of the A/V device you want to use. You plug the remote into your computer using a micro USB to USB cable input on the front of the remote. The software for programming the remote is already built into the remote control. When you plug it into your computer it automatically pops up the screen to program it. It walks you through all the devices and how you want them to work. You aren’t stuck having to use your receiver as your primary device for all applications. For example. I have a 4K TV but my receiver does not output 4K video, only 1080p. This is only an issue when I am watching 4K movies on my 4K/Blu-ray player because almost all my broadcast video is only 1080p. But this remote allows me to set the “watch movie” button (or other buttons of your choice) so that the 4K/Blu-Ray player HDMI cable goes directly into my TV, bypassing the receiver so I get 4K resolution on my TV. And because my TV has an optical audio output, and my receiver has an optical audio input, I have programmed only the sound to come out of the TV via the optical audio output and directly into the receiver. This way I get 4K video AND full digital audio that is controlled by the receiver, and not the TV. This is a VERY unusual way to set up your A/V system, but this remote has no problem doing it. And when I want to watch regular cable TV that is only 1080p, I have it programmed (as would make sense) so that the cable box HDMI goes directly into the receiver, and the receiver's HDMI cable goes into a different HDMI input on the TV. And the BEST THING is that the remote makes all these input and output changes with only 1 button to push. And if you know how to use a computer, it is very user-friendly software.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2021 by Nathan Flanery
There was nothing on the Amazon ad to indicate that this remote (Harmony 665 for @$100.00) was used/reconditioned. Should have guessed from the price, but the seller should have been honest about what was being sold. Still, works as advertised and the price is right even for a remote which is still supported by Logitech but is no longer being produced.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2022 by Bob McLeran
Finally, after purchasing and returning 2 others, I finally got one that not only worked well, but far exceeded my expectations. This remote is very flexible and can be set up to do whatever you want to do. For example, if you want only the TV turned on for a particular activity, you can set that up easily; if you want your Cable Box, TV, and Receiver turned on together for another activity you can also set that up easily. You can also create titles for your activities very easily as well. For example, form the pictures you can see that I've created 4 activities: (1) Watch TV (2) Listen To Radio (3) Streaming (4) Listen To Music. You can also see that I've connected the remote to 4 devices: Sharp TV, Phillips DVD, Insignia AV (Receiver) and Samsung DVR (Cable Box). To set up the remote you need to be able to use a computer as ALL the setup is done from the computer. If you want to add a new device or add/change an activity it has to be done from the computer. That being said, you will need the following information for setting up your devices: (1) Manufacturer Name (2) Model Number If you are connecting your devices through a receiver you'll also need to know the input for each device to the receiver. For example, input 1, Aux, Tuner, Video 1, etc. etc. That's it! Very good product.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2019 by Paul G