Review on EFuncar Rocker Switch Lighted Motorcycle by Phil Kowal

They are a good size and have a nice feel. The indicator light is bright and the action is solid. The switch itself is asymmetrical, depending on how you wire it, the "on" or "off" position will feel more "natural" aesthetically. A center pin electrically connected to one side when the switch is in one position and to the other side in the other position, unlike the smaller round variants of this family which have two pins and a ground pin for light. This may change the electrical behavior of the switch, particularly in relation to the indicator light, but I haven't had time to verify this yet. The pins themselves are compatible with commercially available spade connectors, but are firmly inserted in the middle. This will likely make it easier to route the wires through the holes since the mounting base for the entire switch is round and easier to drill than the rounded rectangle of the switch body itself, but it limits wiring space.