Yet, even in 2019, Darrell said that Logitech would always take care of Harmony customers, who “really love” the remotes. Where do I watch it? So it’s less about different devices and more about different streaming services.” “Now you have a different problem: you have 10 different streaming services, and I want to watch Friends. “I think over time, you’ll have fewer and fewer people who feel like they really need that universal remote,” Darrell said on the Vergecast. In 2019, Logitech CEO Bracken Darrell said that the remotes were a small part of its overall business and that they were losing relevance in a world dominated by streaming services. The announcement capped years of rumors and speculation that the company was looking to give its remotes the boot. It will still continue to maintain the Harmony database and software but will no longer upgrade the line or develop new products for it. Logitech stated that its remaining Harmony inventory will still be available as supplies last through selected retailers for customers to purchase. It will continue to offer a support team as well as offer resources on the Harmony support page. The company also affirmed that it planned to continue to make updates to the Harmony software for desktop and Harmony apps for Android and iOS. Additionally, it says that its goal is to “keep service running as long as customers are using it.” In other words: Logitech is saying that your remotes will still work. Customer and warranty support will continue to be offered.” “We also plan to continue to update the platform and add devices to our Harmony database. We plan to support our Harmony community and new Harmony customers, which includes access to our software and apps to set up and manage your remotes,” a Logitech Support representative wrote on the site. “We expect no impact to our customers by this announcement. Nonetheless, this doesn’t seem like it will affect current or even new Harmony users, at least the way Logitech explains it. In a post on Logitech Support on Friday, the company said that while its Harmony remotes continue to be available through various retailers, it will stop manufacturing them moving forward. As of now, the company says it will continue to support existing and new Harmony customers. If you own a Harmony remote or wanted to buy one, take a breath. For those of you that turned to one of Logitech’s Harmony universal remotes to escape the mountain of remotes in your home, we have some sad news: Logitech has killed the Harmony line of remotes.

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