UlincosMomentary Push Button Switch U16A1 1NO SPST Silver Stainless Steel Shell Suitable for 16mm Mounting Hole

After I bought it I saw two for the same price!

I had a cuisinart coffee grinder that had stopped working. Inspection showed that power was going into the circuit board, but not coming out; however, the motor still worked. I installed one of these where the old start switch was, ran the power through the two safety switches, the motor, and this switch, threw out the circuit boards and now it it grinds coffee just as well as it used to. You just have to hold the button down to keep grinding. Further the appearance is fine it looks as if it could have been made that way. Sturdiness is yet to be determined since I've only used it for a couple of weeks, but I rated it 5 to be lowered in the future if it breaks too soon.

Easy install and works great for my air horn.

The switch on my daughters electric scooter failed and this worked like a charm.

These buttons have a satisfying, smooth click to them and seem to be sturdy. Used them for door lock switches on a custom auto install. Could not be happier

There's not much to say about this item; it is a 16mm anti-vandal button / momentary switch that doesn't require soldering of wires. I replaced my bright and annoying PC power button with this one for a nice stealth look.The one improvement I'd hope to see is more of tactile response when depressing the button. It goes kind of deep and feels kind of mushy, which is subjectively less pleasant than a simple click. Still better than those stupid capacitive "touchscreen"-style buttons, though!

Surprisingly nice: it has a nice weight to it, and it has a nice tactile click, though it's not as crisp as a mechanical keyboard might be. The small screw terminals are also very nice and convenient. At 16mm, the recessed button is a little small for a fingertip (especially a thumb), but that's exactly what I need for my application: I don't want any accidental presses.

You have to hold it down for a moment to cause it to work with my grade door opener. With the flush button and while wearing motorcycle gloves, fumbling is involved. Need to stick a cabinet door bumper pad to the button to make it raised. Works well after that.

Awesome very small button.Wired in new windshield washer fluid pump for my squarebody and had to use a new push button switch since no 12V power came from the old switch. Weird wiring and this button was perfect for the job. Very good feel to the metal button.

I saw the description pictures promoting the switch for large appliances and industrial equipment, so I supposed it would be good for my intended use, operating a small 120 volt electric/hydraulic pump. When it arrived, I discovered that although it is rated for 220 volts, it is rated for only 3 amps. I missed that little detail in the description, but it is there.

Great switch, although 2 times the switch had to be twisted slightly before would work. Other than that is a great product, just wish it would work each and every time without the need to twist the back slightly. Not sure if they’re all like this. Would like to try another but am not paying until it completely stops working

A beautifully crafted, machined, metal pushbutton switch. I bought this to integrate my garage door opener into the dashboard of one of our cars. The black switch virtually disappears against the black dashboard background making it not stand out. It's small (a bit smaller than I expected but nice) which made it easy to place where I had hoped to. Now I just have to get used to where it is now and stop reaching up to the visor or down in the door pocket where the remote was usually kept... ;-)

The metal construction looks solid and it is too. The leads are quite small so don't plan jumpstart the space shuttle with it or anything. The leads look like they are coated with zinc, nickel or some corrosion resistant material. They fit a 20 gage wire very well and with some coaxing a larger gauge too. Best to have your wire ends tinned before using as the set screws will fan out our finger twisted wire ends leading to a not so perfect connection (for light loads, not so important). Really lets those electrons flow. The push button is smooth and provides a solid connection when depressed. I had the 16mm black version of this switch.