70Pcs 6×6×8mm Momentary Tactile Tact Push Button Switch with Button Caps of 7 Color for Breadboard Arduino (Pack of 70) CYT1115

These switches fit nicely on a breadboard or a prototyping board (.2" pin spacing) and come with a choice of tops for color-coding. They're just what I needed for a small project. They give good feedback and, so far, they have worked flawlessly. (And I only have more than 5 dozen left for other projects.)

These are small, but very good push buttons for prototyping on a breadboard. They have a nice, positive action, and I like being able to choose or change the color of the push button. They are a good value for the money compared with others I considered buying.

These dinky little push-to-make switches are great on a breadboard. The colored caps fit easily on top and the variety is nice to have when one has multiple in a project to identify usage. Good value

Pay attention to what you get and you will be happy. I used them as buttons on the back of my digital clocks to advance time, mode and colors. Created a shallow square well in the front and secured them in the back with hot glue and it worked great. You could also attach them with epoxy, etc. For me they are a perfect size, small and pretty unobtrusive. I like the colored tips. They secure to the button stem well. I will buy again.

I like these switches for several reasons. The first great thing about them is that they only have two legs, some switches have four legs and you have to figure out which two connect to each other. Having only two legs makes it simpler. The second great thing about these is that the leg spacing and straight legs are breadboard friendly. The legs are sturdy enough and insert easily into breadboards, and once the switch is fully inserted it sits flat on the breadboard and does not rock in one direction or another like some other ill-fitting switches tend to do. Thirdly, the multi colored tops are also handy if you want to color code things and are easily interchanged or left off if not needed. Finally, the snap action is good and provides good tactile feedback.

Unlike a lot of switches which are 4 leg, these are only two which makes them less stable for breadboard usage, and less support in a soldered on a board. Other than that they work fine. You will need hardware or software de-bounce.

Worked perfect for my college digital circuits project

The switches are good for bread boarding. Long legs.