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Universal remotes typically fall into one of two categories: Logitech's and all others. We've played with several of Logitech's Harmony remotes over the years and rarely have we been disappointed. This time around, Logitech is taking things a step further by announcing its Harmony Smart Keyboard, which is a wireless keyboard and touchpad combination designed specifically for controlling streaming media in your living room.

You can program the Harmony Smart Keyboard to work without up to eight devices from a library of more than 225,000 gadgets from over 5,000 brands. It also comes with a Harmony Hub -- a hockey puck-shaped receiver that turns signals from the keyboard or your smartphone and translates them into commands your devices can understand, such as your Xbox One, Apple TV, Roku, and more.

Logitech Harmony Smart Keyboard


Like Logitech's other Harmony remotes, the Harmony Smart Keyboard supports one-touch actions. For example, if you touch the activity button for "Watch a movie," it will turn on the appropriate media devices with the correct settings and inputs. This is especially handy if you own a surround sound receiver.

Look for the Logitech Harmony Smart Keyboard to be available in March for $150 MSRP.

Is it Bluetooth (which works with most smart TVs) or Unify (which requires a proprietary USB dongle). Most Logitech gear is the latter, only true Bluetooth keyboard they have is the K810 I think and that is like way over priced. @ like $60


It is bluetooth 4.0 and the 2 USB dongles it comes with are bluetooth receivers. That makes it seem a little better to me. 


That's a pretty nice keyboard with some sweet features though the 150 ._. yeah.....