HiLetgo 10pcs AC125V 6A ON/ON SPDT 3 Terminals 2 Position Toggle Switch MTS102

I am pretty good at soldering, and I wrecked a couple of these at first. Good thing there was 10 of them. Now I have 7 spares. Overall, they work exactly as they should.

Excellent choice for everyday projects needing a SPDT miniature switch. Plastic body may not stand up to long term use. Works fine for dry circuit switching as well as AC.

These switches seem to be high quality. They've got a very low closed circuit resistance and solid mechanical snap when switched. My only issue was, when soldering done 22ga stranded wire to the terminals, I had to turn the temp on my soldering iron (TP80-S mini iron) to 380C to get the terminal lug hot enough to melt the solder into the joint. A couple of times I held the iron to the terminal too long and the plastic got soft, fast. On one switch I was able to press the terminal back into the switch and get it working again, but the other just pulled straight out of the plastic housing. So now it's an SPST on-off instead of SPDT on-on. 370C was a little gentler on the switches, but keep an eye on your temp, and your iron's time on the component.

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not very sturdy or durable. I have been doing repairs & working with solder irons for many years. Tried to install one of these in a guitar, & it melted from the solder iron. NEVER had that happen before.

These switches came in a pack of 10 at 6.99 us in May '24. I've used two of these in an amplifier as a 12v power switch and a mixer on on. Both have worked great without any false positives or hangup. All of my connections were soldered at 400c without any melting or disfiguring of the switch. Just be sure to tin the leads and the wire before trying to make the connection. They are very small and work perfectly for PC jumper or rc transmitter switch replacements.

No complaints. For the price, these are decent switches. Don't go crazy on the soldering iron with the heat and they will work just fine for you.

Never knew something could be so shoddy. Tried using my first one and discovered the plastic has ZERO resistance to soldering iron heat. The wires soldered on OK but I noticed a little movement. Tried to unsolder a wire and soon discovered the plastic has the melting point of beeswax. I've soldered these types of switches for 40 years and have never seen anything so fragile. For the replacement switch I didn't even bother threading the wires through the holes, just tack soldered already tinned wires onto the sides. THAT'S how weak these are. More Chinese JUNK!

Petites gadgets et réparation et ils sont très fragile à la soudure.