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I've accomplished this with the Atom Echo and they work... fine?
The speaker is essentially inaudible, but the mic works well enough for me to just yell at HomeAssistant to do things.
And hey, can't beat the size/price/power footprint and the deployment with ESPHome takes like, 30 seconds.
These are neat! Good note about the speaker, I'll try one out
If all you need is for it to go 'I turned on the light', they're fine. I wouldn't expect to use them for anything more detailed or music-oriented.
Thanks for sharing! Do you know of a guide you can share on how to get it up and running?
Yep, it's fully supported in HA/ESP32 and is suuuuuper easy to deploy and configure and the HA devs even documented how: https://www.home-assistant.io/voice_control/thirteen-usd-voice-remote/