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 ![Three different Sonos displays](https://github.com/htvekov/controllerx/blob/dev/docs/assets/img/Sonos_displays_1.jpg)
 
-Using ControllerX - Controlling your Sonos speakers have never been easier 😎 But the occasional wish for visual check on what’s actually playing, volume setting, media artist/title, active speakers in group etc. is still there. Leaving a display integration as the obvious solution for this need.
+Using ControllerX wi Controlling your Sonos speakers have never been easier 😎 But the occasional wish for visual check on what’s actually playing, volume setting, media artist/title, active speakers in group etc. is still there. Leaving a display integration as the obvious solution for this need.
 
 All it takes is an ESP8266 with ESPHome software, an appropriate display, a handful of HA sensors and you’re all set to go 🚀 ESPHome is a system framework for ESP8266 units that has support for several I2C OLED/E-ink display types and numerous sensors, has direct HA integration via add-on and easy, yet powerful YAML configuration. Read more about ESPHome and how to set it up in HA here: https://esphome.io/
 
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