ESP32-P4 4″ Wi-Fi 6 touch panel with built-in voice – the next-gen wall panel?

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But that display is only a ESP32-S3. this thread is about a P4 screen. Much better!

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It’s unlikely you’ll see anything worthwhile anytime soon. Both Guition and Waveshare only make development boards/devices and don’t produce certified end-use devices! So, there are two options:
a) Wait for something from the vendors (unlikely)
b) Pay Waveshare to modify their device (likely very expensive, but you can sell it yourself :laughing:)

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Doing an Ikea app inspired GUI. Lot more work pending.

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Hi everyone… I’m not a geek, but I’d like to integrate an ESP32-P4 display into my home HA… Could someone please help me? I tried to configure it in esphome, but I can’t… I’ve never used esphome, so if anyone could help me, I’d be grateful… The display in question is the one I purchased with this link:

https://a.aliexpress.com/_EyKTETE

Thanks in advance

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This is the English HA forum; it is available in other languages also.

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Start by flashing this

Follow the quick start directions here

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Does anyone with this device have the audio working? I’ve tried some of the configs here but they all fail for me. The only way I can get it to work is by using a hacked es8311 component that allows it to share the i2s bus with the es7210.
I’m curious how you guys are doing it.

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I tried flashing this, worked fine.

Nvm, realized (thanks ChatGPT) I had to define the sensor first:

sensor:
  - platform: homeassistant
    id: p1_meter_power
    entity_id: sensor.p1_meter_power

This is the button I add:

  button_5: !include
    file: esphome-modular-lvgl-buttons/buttons/sensor_button.yaml
    vars:
      uid: button_5
      row: 0
      column: 4
      text: Current Power
      icon: $mdi_transmission_tower
      icon_color: light_green
      sensor_id: "p1_meter_power"
      sensor_font: nunito_24

Now some further fiddling around with this.