APIELE 12mm Momentary Push Button Switch Pre-Wired 150mm High Round Head (Black Aluminum, Green)

Buttons respond well when pushes. LED lights are just the right brightness as to not distract you but still letting you spot them.

Looks nice, feels sturdy, and works great as a power button for a computer in a custom case. The LED lights up beautifully using just the header pins on my motherboard. The cables are a bit short, but that's fine since I needed to add female pin connections anyway.

Item is well made and modern looking. Blue light ring is visible but not glaring.

It’s a very nice product and I like how small they are. the hole is about a 1/2 Inch diameter to mount them. The wiring instructions are absolute garbage. So if you are like me and wanted them to be on when you push the button I can help.1. Mount the button2. Install a ground on your vehicles Chassis3. Wire the ground wire on the button (Black Wire) to the ground wire you just made..4. Wire one of the blue wires to your Battery Hot wire. (In Most cases Red) If you’re unsure use a multimeter to see what wire pulls volts)5. Wire your remaining BLUE wire to your aftermarket items POWER wire. (Whatever it is that you want to activate with the button)6. Wire the last wire (Red) to your aftermarket items (Power) Wire. (The wire you wired together in number 5.) Make sure you do not wire it to the BLUE wire. It is the power wire that comes out of the aftermarket item.Now if you want the button to be constantly on. Wire the red wire on the button to a Power Wire that turns on by key. If you can’t find one go into your fuse box and add a fuse tap.If you want to get really fancy you can wire the red power wire on the switch to your headlights wire. At night time when you turn on your headlights the button will be illuminating. In day time when your headlights are off the button will not light up.

I like the looks of this switch, black with a blue "glow" around the central button when wired to 12 volts. I would have liked it to be brighter, as it may be hard to tell if it is lit in a bright room. Pushing the voltage to 20 volts gives a nice light but would, of course, shorten the LEDs life. Because of its small size I was concerned that the button might have to be pushed below the level of the switch's bezel (a challenge for fat fingers), but that is not the case. The contacts begin to mate at about a half-press and the button's full travel is not beyond the bezel. The actual switch "button" is only about 5/16" diameter, roughly 8 mm, and the outer bezel measures 9/16" or about 14 mm.The switches (there are two in the package) come with instructions but, due to the nicely color-coded wires, they are not really needed. Red (+) and Black (-) wires power the LED and the two Blue wires are the switch contacts.Nice little switches at a reasonable price. Overall, I am happy with this purchase.

These work fine for what I need them to do. I didn't wire up the LED ring as my circuit is just completing a ground.Use a 1/2" drill bit to make the hole for it. It is slightly larger than the switch diameter, but the retaining ring will still grab onto the surface fine

Switches arrived in sealed package, with clear English language instructions, detailing 2 different wiring options. (Constant On LED, or lit when pressed)Schematics & well marked terminals make these easy to use.Switch mechanical action is smooth & light, but with positive tactile feedback.Tried with 9 & 12 V batteries, nice illumination level, very consistent. LED's draw about 11 mA, if power consumption is a factor. I intend to try a longevity test w/ CR23 (12v) battery. Battery rated @ 54 mA*Hrs, so I expect to get about an hour out of it. Don't think that will work for me, but we'll see.I'd definitely buy these again, should the need arise.

The product was exactly what we needed and works well