NOYITO 12mm Chassis Switch Metal Button Switch with 22inchs Extension Cable Red Yellow Blue Green Switch Symbol Suitable for Computer DIY Switch (12mm, Green Symbol)

I just had to give up my old PC case as I built a rig for a friend (any anyway needed a bigger case for my graphics card). Saw this button being used by Youtubers like DIY Perks, and I'm glad I finally got a change to use one in a build!Great quality, not heavy but not "light" per se, just feels very high quality and the right weight for its size and material. The press of the button is smooth and responsive, the color is vivid, and the metal has a very cool circular brushed look to it.Installation is fairly simple, just follow what your motherboard says and you can't go wrong there. Might be a bit tougher for those less experienced with assembling computers, but thankfully it's only 4 pins, so not too much room for error there.Definitely recommended for those working on motherboards or building cases

The wires are a little short, at least for my Fractal Design PC case. I took a shorter route, not a preferred one, to get them hooked up. The switch works and looks good.

Easy to connect to my test bench. Highly recommend for the quality and affordability.

Works well with my PC build and looks great, exactly the style I was going for. My only complaint is that the connector cables are a bit shorter than they need to be in my opinion. I spliced an extension into them so not an issue for me but something for others to keep in mind if you're using this outside of a case like I did.

The original button for the case was kinda janky and this feels a lot better. The only issue I ran into was the solder and wire broke off from one of the contacts but that’s because I didn’t have a lot of space behind the button to put the wires so I squished them but that’s more user error than anything. Either way it feels and looks good.

I have a PC test bench and it had space for a power button and this worked perfectly. The wires are marked with what they are used for and stay securely on the header pins. The only advice I would offer is to make sure of the hole size and order accordingly since there are a few different diameters available.

I used this for a custom 3d printed mini iTX case and it does the job. Easy to use and install.

Used it in my Velka 7 2.1 case to replace the power button, does what it's supposed to, LED is nice and bright if you care about that.