DaierTek 6pcs 12mm Momentary Push Button Switch 12V Waterproof Power Pushbutton Small Round Chrome Stainless Metal 2pin N/O

Perfect size for my needs and all worked. I loved that they are pre-wired. I would much rather connect to wires than the tiny pins on these little things. I only needed three, but can always use the others for future projects.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered these to use with a Heltec V3 Lora device, to cycle through its screens because it's in an enclosure. They are responsive and sturdy as shown below. I have been involved with DIY electronics for quite a while. I have bought many super cheap buttons that wound up being unresponsive garbage, and plenty of higher priced ones that worked perfect but were not really worth paying extra. So, I'm pretty happy with these for the price. I've had a couple installed in LoRa projects for a couple weeks now and they're still working great. I haven't tested how waterproof they are and doubt I will. But I definitely would recommend to a DIYer. I'll be buying more I the future.

Great switches. I bought the ones that were pre wired and all of the connections were working. The only thing is that I wish the switch contacts were a little more tactile.

The switched are well made and work well. However I made the mistake of ordering 'momentary push' switches instead of latching. Hope this helps someone else not make the same mistake.

I've had one outdoors for a month now and there is no water in my project enclosure, and the button still works. I'll update if that changes.

Looks great and easy to install

The media could not be loaded. These make excellent kill switches for electric guitar. You simply drill a 1/2 inch hole to mount the switch (put painters tape on the area where you’re going to drill to minimize chipping the finish) be careful not to hit any wires or components inside when you drill. Solder two wires to the terminals on the switch then solder them to the positive and ground terminals of your output jack. This will create a short to ground when you push the button of the switch. This setup is best because if the switch eventually gets dirty or wears out, you will still be able to play your guitar. See my video for a sound example.