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Yeah this is an issue not exclusive to Home Assistant unfortunately. I've been dabbling in home automation for years, and every single piece of equipment I have every purchased has at least once gotten flaky or straight up died for absolutely no reason. It's just part of life with home automation it seems like.
Yep same here, it saddens me because my house could be rocking some awesome stuff if it all just worked.