EG STARTS 6X Arcade Rectangle LED Push Buttons Switch for Arcade Machine Games Mame Jamma Parts 12V

These are good switch assemblies, but just a note that the white one is slightly different than the others. This is mostly interesting for my use case where I did not use the LEDs. The shell does not have the alignment pins that the other colors do. I removed those anyway. Also, the switch/led holder does not quite fit the other ones, but you would not normally be interchanging these since the LEDs are different colors corresponding the diffusers and covers. Finally, the mounting nut is white on that one where the others are black. These are interchangeable, though. One other note that similar switches from other vendors may have a different cover shape - more trapezoidal than rectangular. Subtle, but if you are mixing them, it might matter.

I didn't see an option to get these all one color

After dealing with all sorts of junk when buying arcade buttons, I'm surprised and pleased to have found these. The lenses were not scuffed or scratched, the switches were of decent quality and the plastic seemed to be tougher than most. They install cleanly in a 25mm hole and even in a 30mm hole, though a bushing is helpful to keep the button centered in the larger hole (easy to 3d-print one if needed and you have access to a printer.) BTW, these have the same width (narrow side) as the "32mm" square buttons being sold on Amazon, but these extend a little more on top of the control board.If you're looking for large rectangular buttons with these dimensions, I can certainly recommend these.

My son used these for one of his props in his movie and they worked for what he needed

The media could not be loaded. These buttons are well made, sturdy and a great value considering the enclosure, LED and microswitch are all included in one package. They are really ease to assemble and have nice keyed trim pieces that can be used to help keep them aligned. I am using these for a variety of microprocessor based DIY projects where the switch provides the momentary contact (5V) and the programming logic will then operate the LED at 12V (on, off, flashing, etc).. These seem very durable and are perfect for my application.. which is not heavy use.

For my wooden project, I had to cut in a recessed area to get them to sit as flush as I wanted them to. If you only drill a circular hole, then these will stick up about 7mm. With the recession, they only extrude 3mm.The circular buttons I used did not require the additional recession and they sit flush. Overall, the buttons function just fine and the spring action is great. They have seen many hours of usage and still operate the same.

I wired one of these in as a garage door opener. Lights up and works. I'd upload a picture but it'd just hanging for the moment. Would also make an interesting doorbell. Good for diy stuff

Used these on a diy sound voltex pad. They work well and are very responsive connected to my Arduino. I've been using them constantly for several months and I have no complaints. Very happy with them.