Review on EFuncar Rocker Switch 12V 24V ON/Off by Chris Quinto

I am doing an electrical system overhaul on my boat which means my Revain courier is tired of the daily trip to my house. Part of this renovation were new panels and switches. I've attached a picture of the circled eFuncar on/off switches so you can see how well they match up with the other switches I ended up needing, like the on/off/on switches and the instant on/off Horn. Please note these other switches are from other brands. What I liked about them is that they go very well together. They do what they're supposed to do when wired correctly, which took a little trial and error. I have attached the correct schematic in the correct ENGLISH. So here's what I didn't like about them. I've spent hours making panels and hooking them all up to tight, clean wiring harnesses according to the vague schematics they give you, only to find they were dead wrong, so I've spent even more time tweaking the wiring fix it to make my wiring harnesses work. - I spent even more. Time to replace one of the switches entirely as the +12v pin that goes to the load for the deck lights was bad and closed the circuit about half the time. (yes my connections were secure, and yes replacing the switch solved the problem) - I've seen more nails on the back of the gold star sticker you get in elementary school for doing a good job on something. I don't care what other reviews say about the stickers that come with it. Do yourself a favor and buy yourself some nice stickers if you don't plan on laser engraving your labels. As you can see, I lost the "deck lights" sticker due to a faulty switch, so I think "lights" should suffice. Here it is.