APIELE (Pcs of 2) 12mm Latching Push Button Switch High Round Head Stainless Steel 1 Normally Open with Ring Led (Green)

They always work right the first time and have great customer service. I bought these for my truck as a push button for my garage door opener. I would buy again.

Man these buttons are tiny. There actually tinier than I thought but that’s just fine cause they work even better for my application. But they are tiny af.

Device was light weigh, funtional and durable.

These are nice switches and would be great for guitar pedals, but they are set up for 12V. Not a complaint as they are advertised at such. But I thought I’d give them a try anyway. At 9V (common in guitar electronics) the LED does light but is rather dim. I don’t like super bright LEDs so I’m OK with them as is. I would buy more if offered with no resistor, or with resistor better suited to 9V. Note to seller: I searched high and low for switches like these, for 9V or no resistor, but could not find them. There are lots of hobbyists working with guitar electronics. IMO it’s a missed opportunity to have only 12V, competing with dozens of other sellers…

Used for lights on bass boat worked nice. The compact size made it great were i wanted to put them and led made it easy to see at night.

This is a repeat of a previous order, except the items shipped were different from the last order...in fact they are better..wire pigtails instead of solder connections. Have not used them yet, they are spares

Exactly what I wanted! Perfect operation perfect size! Easy instructions included. Used to install a light on my refrigerator ice dispenser.

Tried to use this lighted push button switch to trigger the starter motor on my boat engine. It did not work. This is a very light duty switch and may be suitable for low current installations. After it did not work, I measured the current draw with an ammeter and found that my starter was drawing 19 amps, and this switch is rated at 3 amp. But it looked cool so I had wanted to try it and did not know the amp draw. The tabs that you solder to are quite small and only will take about a 20 gauge wire. So the small gauge wire and switch caused so much voltage drop on a 19 amp load that the starter would not start. (Did also buy a Weideer Toggle Switch 12V 30A SPST Waterproof Switch from Amazon and it works great but would have preferred a momentary action push button switch). Lesson learned - know your current draw before buying.As for the LED, at 12.8 VDC, it is very dim and barely visible in an outdoor installation.

I like the look of these switches. I’m using them to control the lift and lowering of a tonearm via an Arduino.