skineat 3 Pack Computer Case ATX Power On Off Reset Switch Cable with 2 x LED Light Light Red Green 27-inch ATX Case Front Bezel Wire (2-Pack)

Looks ok, just got it yesterday. not as long as I thought.

I had to get a replacement bunch of switches for a PC case I broke almost every front panel connector for, and I found these. the Power switch conveniently was already molded for the power button and fit perfectly. the HDD LED works just fine, the Reset switch also worked perfectly fine. I could not for the life of me get either Power LED to work. Both sets didnt work. I had the correct Pinout, and I couldnt get anything out of either one. the power LED for my old case worked, but neither of these did.

Sturdy construction. Cables seem to be soldered on well and have heat shrink on the ends. Cable ends are labeled so you know what goes plugged in where.

Perfect replacement for my older PC. Now I can see when my Hard drive is working and PC powered up. Plus I have a extra set if these lights ever go bad. It was tricky hooking up the other to the motherboard with the PC case still attached. I used tweezers and a magnifying glass.

I bought these because the three pack of a full set of LEDs and switches was less expensive than a single reset switch. I needed just a single switch, to connect to the CMOS reset pins, for overclocking failures. $8 for a single switch... or $6 for 3 sets (6 switches total, and 6 LEDs as well!) I mean, honestly, its the standard set youd get in any ATX case. The power LED connector is split into 2 1x1 connectors. The rest are 1x2 connectors. Im planning to use the reset with my TTL logic kit, so extras for that at no cost! :D

Really only wanted this for the HDD LED which my case lacked. Works good, have it mounted a bit out of the way so I can still see if the drive is being accessed when I want (like during boot) but doesnt ruin my aesthetic. Only issue, they should do a version with black wires instead of white.

Ive not tried the switches as I did not need those, but they do click the way one would expect them to, so I would expect them to work if I had needed them. The LEDs on the other hand are what I needed and they do work well. The red LED is particularly bright and if you installing these on the outside of your case then expect yourself to cover the red LED with packing tape or something to dim it; it is very very bright. The green LED (for HDD activity) is fine and works well. I did not need to cover that with packing tape as the brightness on that was bot too bad and it only momentarily flashes when there is HDD activity. I installed the LED by drilling small holes in my case and pressing the lights snuggly into the holes. I used a drill bit that was slightly smaller than the LED bodies. The LEDs are elongated dome shaped with small lips at their base. The leads at the bottom are quite long but can be bent if needed. I wish they offered other colors besides the traditional red and green.

I had to get a replacement bunch of switches for a PC case I broke almost every front panel connector for, and I found these. the Power switch conveniently was already molded for the power button and fit perfectly. the HDD LED works just fine, the Reset switch also worked perfectly fine. I could not for the life of me get either Power LED to work. Both sets didnt work. I had the correct Pinout, and I couldnt get anything out of either one. the power LED for my old case worked, but neither of these did.

I needed this case switch to troubleshoot an old computer case and motherboard. It worked for my purposes. One switch worked well and smoothly, while the second switch was stuck, until I pressed it hard, then it loosened up. It still doesnt press in as smoothly as the other one, but since its a two pack it didnt matter too much.

It works but is a bit flimsy.