This app acts as a central remote and music player for your Harman Kardon devices. Stream music wirelessly and manage playlists directly from your phone.
Reviews of Harman Kardon Remote are mostly negative: the Utilities app is rated 2.0/5 from 218 App Store ratings. What users like most: works great with AVR1700, connects and works well with HK speakers. Top complaints: frequent disconnections from network, compatibility issues with newer devices and speakers. Summarized from real user reviews.
4.5
August 10, 2018
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bug fix
More4 issues
App crashes on startup
Fails to connect to speakers/receivers
5 requests
Equalizer controls
Remote power on/off functionality
The Harman Kardon Remote app serves as a central control hub for your Harman Kardon ecosystem. It allows you to control compatible network-enabled Harman Kardon products remotely, stream music wirelessly to them, and manage your music content with custom playlists for playback directly within the app.
Key features include comprehensive device remote control for all network-enabled Harman Kardon products, the ability to wirelessly stream music content, and a built-in music player that allows you to create custom playlists and control playback directly from the app.
Yes, the Harman Kardon Remote app is available for free. There are no associated costs to download or use its core functionalities for controlling your Harman Kardon devices and managing your music.
The app is compatible with a wide range of Harman Kardon products including Aura, Onyx, SB26, Sabre SB35, Go+Play Wireless, various AVR models (e.g., AVR 170, AVR 1510), and BDS series systems (e.g., BDS 275, BDS 580). It's recommended to check harmankardon.com for the latest firmware updates to ensure optimal compatibility.
For wired network connections, ensure your Harman Kardon product is connected to your home network access point (router) via Ethernet. For Wi-Fi-enabled products, you can connect them either wired or wirelessly to your home network. Once connected, the app should be able to discover and control these devices.
