That being said, you’ll still need an IR extender if you plan on hiding gear in another room or behind closed doors. This allows the U2 to control your line-of-sight components from much farther distances. With a few different options available, the all-new SofaBaton U2 builds upon the excellent tech of its U1 model, the biggest change is the inclusion of multiple IR receivers. Now that we live in a world without Logitech’s much-lauded Harmony remotes (unless you’re able to find a refurbished or used model), SofaBaton is the next best thing when it comes to universal remotes. That being said, there are still a number of reputable options out there, and we’ve rounded up some of our favorites in the list below. If you can find one, however, the company still supports them.
In years past, Logitech's Harmony line was the go-to name for multi-device remotes, but it’s been a minute since the company shuttered the popular universal controllers. If you’re the owner of a monstrous home theater system with every AV component known to man, you might need a top-notch universal remote to control all of your equipment. Furthermore, certain streaming devices (Roku comes to mind) come with remotes that can have an additional component or two programmed into them. That’s because a majority of households are still rocking cable boxes, and that set-top remote is typically capable of controlling the power and volume of a TV, soundbar, and sometimes even an AV receiver.
LOGITECH HARMONY HOME HUB TV
For the average TV watcher, one remote is usually all you’ll need to control your AV system.
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