Looking to install two LED strips at home. Desired features:
- Controlled via WiFi or #Zigbee
- #HomeAssistant integration
- RGBW strips, individually addressable
- Either comes with a diffusor or is compatible with standard diffusors (is "not being compatible with that" even a thing?)
- Length: Two strips of ~2 Meters each, ideally with a shared controller and PSU to avoid duplicating functionality, but I'm willing to compromise here
- I'm willing to pay a certain premium not to have to worry about all the technical details (i.e., I would prefer a plug-and-play solution to a mix-and-match "buy a controller, PSU, and strips separately from AliExpress and pray that they interoperate properly").
- Would like to avoid having to buy a proprietary hub to use it (zigbee2mqtt-compatibility would be perfect).
- Will be installed in the bedroom, so it is important that the PSU does not emit any high-pitched noise.
- Should be available in EU / Germany.

Any recommendations from the #HomeAsssistant hivemind? Or should I just bite the bullet, get a #QuinLED and figure out all the technical details myself after all?

Zwei Erkenntnisse, die ich in den letzten Tagen in Sachen #SmartHome / #InternetOfThings / #HomeAsssistant hatte:

1. Medion Life-Geräte können an Home Asssistant angeschlossen werden. Die nötige Integration nennt sich Tuya, nach dem chinesischen Herstelller der Medion-Hardware

2. Die AVM Fritz-Taster (DECT 400 / 440) können jegliche Home Assistant-Automatisierungen auslösen, da sie simpel auf einen Webhook-Aufruf konfiguriert werden können.
So hat das Teil endlich einen Sinn.

OK, I don't know if this is a good thing or not, but here you go. https://github.com/aminorjourney/homeassitantconfig

Here's a github of some of my new config files so you can see how awesome and tidy my new #HomeAsssistant is.