💻 Electop 2 Pack 2 Pin SW PC Power Cable with On/Off Push Button for ATX Computer Switch - 45cm Wire Length Review

They work very well, look pretty decent if you notice them. Two I never broke, more than 3 months I abused them (probably a few clicks and lasts a day). And I even stepped on one and it still works. Call me weird, but the button press is very nice. I will say that they are a bit easy to lose. I would definitely buy them again and recommend them to anyone especially if they don't work with computers/motherboards.

I have no complaints about the quality of this switch. It has great tactile feel and does exactly what I need it to do. I install them on all my GPU mining rigs instead of just manually connecting the cables, mainly because it's much easier and safer. Pros: Exactly as advertised. Quality switch connectors are general-purpose hobbyist connectors (work great with Arduino breadboards, for example). Cons: A little pricey for what it is, but that's not unreasonable considering I'm getting 2 and they

If you just want to test your motherboard/processor/memory etc before installing it in your case but don't have a power switch and don't want to short out that connection on the motherboard, there is one great, cheap and easy solution. I enjoyed having this for my dyno and peace of mind.

Good length. I don't know how to mount them but I don't really need it so they work great for me. I ended up using some Krazy Glue to fill in the gaps to attach to the anodized aluminum and it's worked well so far. They are soft to the touch, you probably won't use enough force to break the adhesive bond.

The first switch I tried didn't work right out of the box. The second switch stopped working after 10 clicks. A complete waste of money. Find another power switch to buy. For context, I bought these 2 power switches for a computer case I built. I assembled the whole case with the first button connected, and it was only after I finished assembling that I realized the button was broken. I had to disassemble the ENTIRE case to fit another power switch which later broke after 10 uses.