ATX Push Button Power Switch Chrome.

For some weird reason the power button cable failed on my computer and it needed to be replaced.the button did not fit in the spot where the old button was located at. It lays on the floor, but it does its job and works.was the better of the two choices for a power button that I foundProbably need to take care as to where exactly you plug in the cable - the previous button cable had 6 slots (4 for green and orange lights) and this has 2 (just the button)

This is a good power switch that gets the job done. I personally use it as a backup power switch for rigs that are not in a case. It works well to turn the motherboard on or off.

Overall, this switch was in acceptable shape. It works well, has a nice, springy action, and fits snugly onto my motherboard. The only problem I had was that the metal tabs with the screw-holes were bent into a gentle "V" shape rather than being straight, but I mounted this switch into a wooden case so I could drill the mounting holes wherever I wanted. In that way, it wasn't that critical, but when a part advertises that it is adherent to a form-factor standard, having a deviation like this could be problematic.

Did the job. The power button in my Antec case failed and this was an easy work around. The mounting ears allowed very easy mounting to the case.

Does its job and works well.

I'm happy with what i ordered

Worked fine.

Lasted about 2 years, can't complain for $6.