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Version 4.5 · 2018-08-10
No release notes were provided for this version.
Control and enhance your Harman Kardon products with this remote control and…
Harman Consumer, Inc.Too little checked to say Only reviews have been read so far (400 reviews). The app itself hasn’t been analysed.
From review signals only, 27 Oct 2026.
The store currently lists version 4.5, updated 2018-08-10.








Store screenshots supplied by the developer.
Control and enhance your Harman Kardon products with this remote control and music player app. This is the centerpiece of your Harman Kardon ecosystem.
Highlights:
> Device Remote Control
Easily control all of your network-enabled Harman Kardon products.
> Music Streaming
Wirelessly stream content to your Harman Kardon products.
> Music Player
Manage your music content with custom playlists then play and control it straight from the app.
Compatible Models: SB26, Sabre SB35, Aura, Onyx, AVR 170, AVR 1700, AVR 270, AVR 2700, AVR 370, AVR 3700, AVR151, AVR1510, AVR161, AVR1610, AVR171, AVR1710, BDS 275, BDS 575, BDS 277, BDS 577, BDS 280, BDS 580, BDS x35 and AVRs 151S, 161S, 171S, 1510S, 1610S, 1710S
Visit harmankardon.com and check for the latest firmware update for your Harman Kardon product to assure compatibility with this app.…
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