@Dendrobatus_Azureus The image shows a smartphone screen displaying a blog post titled "Getting Started With WLED on ESP8266." The post is about setting up WLED on an ESP8266, as indicated by the subtitle "Setting Up WLED On ESP8266 With." The main image on the screen features a colorful, translucent cube-shaped lamp with a gradient of colors including pink, purple, blue, and green, placed on a dark surface. To the right of the lamp, there is a smart speaker with a circular design and a visible power cable. The background includes a window with closed blinds and a patterned cushion. The post contains affiliate links, as noted in the text below the image, which explains that the author earns money from purchases without affecting the price paid by the reader. The URL of the blog post is visible at the bottom of the screen, and the battery level of the phone is at 99%.

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@Dendrobatus_Azureus In my experience with WLED, Pi5 is overkill (by a lot), ESP8266 is undersized and won't be able to use all of its features. ESP32 is perfect.

You can also get some INMP441 microphones and do audio-reactive light effects pretty easily with ESP32, too