You will only need a PH1 screw driver for this entire teardown.

Remove the rubber feet from the bottom of the device.

Remove these 8 screws.

Pry the bottom cover off using a pry tool.

Remove the 6 screws from the circuit board.

Disconnect the power connector from the circuit board.

Push the black tabs on the ZIF connector towards the cable, then remove the cable.

Remove the outer button ring using a pry tool.

Remove 2 screws from both sides of the device, 4 screws total.

Release the tabs around the ring.

Remove the light diffuser.

After disconnecting the ribbon cable, we can inspect the LED array.

It has both warm and cold colored LEDs.

There is a weight glued in below the LED.

Remove these 7 screws.

The panel feels heavy and weighted. There is also a weight glued in under the LED array, seemingly in an attempt to make the device feel more premium.

Disconnect the audio cable

Here we can see the motherboard. It has an ESP32 processor.

There is a blank area that could possibly hold a second ESP32

There is also a 32GB MicroSD card

To remove the MicroSD card, stick your nail into the slot on the metal latch, and slide it towards the ESP32.

Remove the 4 screws holding the speaker assembly in place.