RASPIAUDIO ESPMUSE Proto esp32 Ontwikkelingskaart met luidspreker en microfoon

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mine doesnt work most of the time . When it does it sounds nothing like an 50 euro speaker would . i am dissapointed.

Lo instalé en Home Assistant, lo configuré según las instrucciones y funciona de maravilla.Reconoce muy bien las ordenes y el volumen del habla al máximo es fuerte.Muy buen producto para Home Assistant.

If it wasn't obvious from the product description, this is somewhere between a proof of concept and a fully fledged consumer device and is running software developed by the open source community. While I think it's a great device, set your expectations appropriately and don't expect a ton of refinement. It's one of the most "plug and play" options in the squeezebox/LMS world these days, but still requires some knowledge and willingness to troubleshoot.That being said, as a LMS/squeezebox/slimdevices player, this thing is excellent. As a point of comparison: I've got a couple of raspberry pis set up for multi-room audio, one running raspberry pi OS w/the required LMS software installed, one running picoreplayer. While picoreplayer makes things relatively easy, it's still a pi, which means you have to find one, buy the right parts, install linux things, and buy an external DAC if you want good audio quality. And a pi is definitely overpowered for this kind of job, which feels a little wasteful. I've also found that my pi music players need to be rebooted every so often or they get a little unstable.The Muse Mn cast takes a different tack, running the ubiquitous ESP32 SoC. It uses very little power (according to the devs behind squeezelite-esp32, it has *just enough power* to run squeezelite) and comes with wifi / bluetooth out of the box. If you're not familiar, the esp32 family of boards is vast and confusing and surprisingly expensive for the DIY'er. IMO, a huge part of the Mn Cast's value is that they've retained a lot of the DIY ethos behind the squeezelite community while handling the annoying and expensive guesswork of finding the right board, cobbling together inputs/buttons/screens, and packaging it all in a case.Cons: I will say that setup was a little wonky for me. The documented steps on the rpiaudio website didn't work for me, but I was able to find the solution by reading through the configuration webpages the device serves up. The volume knob is a little bit wonky and its debouncing logic probably needs a little tweaking. The case isn't perfect and the power switch is upside-down to my mind, but these honestly don't bother me at all. Just mentioning in case other buyers care about that kind of thing. Wifi reception is not the best, but a) it's at least as good as my pi zero and b) cmon it's just a tiny little board!Pros: sound quality is excellent. On par with my pi + external DAC. Great connectivity options. The screen is fun and configurable. Awesome to have a knob and play/pause button. Near-instant boot and connects to wifi extremely quickly. The configuration pages for squeezelite-esp32 are a work in progress, but really impressive for such a young and niche project. So far, it's been a rock-solid squeezelite player for me and makes me want to get more into the ESP32 universe!

Super produit (Français) qui grâce à l'équipe d'ESPhome s'intègre dans Home Assistant en 3min top chrono. Music assistant sous HACS améliore encore la prise en main. Bonne qualité audio en général :)

Leider habe ich 3 Tage gebraucht, um das Gerät erstmal zum laufen zu bekommen, weil keine Anleitung und Hinweis dabei war. Man muss erst mal im Internet suchen um ein Firmwareupdate zu machen, da geliefert nicht funktionsfähig.Eine Verbindung zum Handy war nicht möglich.Einbindung In Homeassistant habe ich, aber sehr unbefriedigend.Wenn man Radio streamt, kann man nicht einmal die Lautstärke regeln. Das geht nur über Umwege in HA.Für 50€ gibt es eine nette Hardware, die leider nur sehr eingeschränkt funktioniert.Internetradio direkt, über den ESP32 gibt es nicht. Ob das jemals nachgereicht wird ist fraglich da auf GitHub nicht mehr viel passiert.

I really wanted to like it. Gosh, how many hours did I waste in trying out all different kind of firmwares (squeezelite, ESPhome) and found this is just so terribly unstable and unreliable.Looses Wifi connection all the time, crashes all the time. After a crash, often it would not come up again and worse, emits very loud static noise startling everyone around every single time.My return window is closed because I wasted too much time trying "to make it work".Sad for having created even more e-waste.