ChromaTek Full-Color RGB (WS2812) 19mm Latching Push Button Switch, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, ESP8266 (Silver Shell, Power Symbol)

The media could not be loaded. Very nice switch for a good price. The color rendering of the LED is very good. White is white, and the colors are not washed out or pale at all. The video I put up doesn't do it justice, the colors look MUCH better in real life. No issues with the performance of the switch. Mechanism is very smooth and nice. I will be purchasing more of these. Just be AWARE that this is not just an RGB LED inside the switch. It is a digitally addressable LED Controller built into the switch and you WILL need a proper digital controller to get the light to do what you want, the LED won't do anything without the controller feeding the proper data stream to it.

I had ordered one latching RGB power button and two normal RGB latching buttons and they worked great for my project, seemed brand new and came with O-rings, nuts, the connectors, etc. I then wanted to add another button, it came, but was missing the O-ring but I didn't think much of it and I don't really need it for my project so I wasn't going to say anything. I finally went to put the button in my project, connected it, then go to use it and I have only been able to get it to latch a few times... Also the package did seem a bit beat up / creased up as if it was handled a lot already compared to the package of the ones I previously bought (plus missing its O-ring and being the incorrect button type). Seems like I was given a used not working or returned one between the missing O-ring, the beat up packaging, and the button failing to latch. It's a little late now that I already put the button in my project before realizing it doesn't work. The previous buttons were great so far though.

I love using these in my custom projects, and the ones that work work great! However, it seems up to 10% of the latching ones I order end up having trouble latching, or releasing, or switching in general. The momentary variants don't appear to have this issue.