DIYhz Slide Switch Panel Mount 3 Solder Lug Pin ON/Off 2 Position 50Pcs

These switches are exactly what you need for your diy projects or small repairs on electronics that meet the specs. I have used these switches on many projects from low voltage and they look and work great. The size is perfect for my applications and well within spec. The sliders on the switch also feel nice and stay in place. Highly recommend.

These switches are very sturdy. There's no rattle or play in them at all, but they're not stiff either. The posts and body are solid, and there's just the right amount of slide-resistance to give the action a good feel as the internal toggle flips over. Don't let the photo fool you. These switches are designed to be soldered into through-hole pads on a PC board. This product, as shipped, won't fit into the holes of breadboard. The purpose of the photo is to demonstrate that while the pins aren't made for a breadboard, just a couple of minutes with a good bastard file slims them right down to size. Just be sure to blow all the filings off the switch before plugging it into your breadboard.

Worked OK for my mini electronic project.

These are decent little switches at a reasonable price. Note the word "little" though: they might be smaller than you expect. It's hard to tell that from the picture. They aren't minuscule, but they are slightly smaller than what I would consider the average-sized slide switch. There's one major advantage to this though: They will easily fit in a standard breadboard!

action is snappy and smooth enough. Mine have threaded (about one thread, as per usual) holes. they take standard M2 screws.

I am a model railroader and use these to throw turnouts. And if I want to, can add lights, etc. Or even use them non-electrical. And I wound up using most of them. Leaving some spare - but haven't needed them because there's no failure with any of the ones installed.

Great little switches - but *really* tiny. Much smaller than I expected. Work fine in a breadboard.

I received these switches today only to be surprised as to how small they are. (See copy & paste from above description) - "SWITCH SIZE - 12.7 X 6.6 X 13.2mm" I have not yet used them, they seem to be quality, just much smaller than i thought. They are for bread-boarding, the small size may end up being a good thing, we will see. 10/8/21- I found that the lugs are too short for use with a breadboard. I can get them to seat in the breadboard holes, but they pop loose easily. Hind sight, DPST will not work with a breadboard unless it straddles the middle groove. These will work for soldering to a PCB.

I have search for a small slider switch with threaded lugs for a long time