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- POWER LED +
- POWER LED -
- HDD LED ±
- POWER SW
- RESET SW
- The switch wiring can be inserted from the optical drive position on the front panel, the fan window on the back panel, the expansion slot on the back panel, etc.
- connect motherboard on F_PANEL
- please insert the connector with the correct polarity
- Blue LED button is Power On/Off
- Red LED button is Reset/HDD LED
- Red LED will flash when HDD works
- The back plate has a peel-off sticker for double sided tape, you can mount it anywhere perfectly
- Compact size, very convenient to use
- 1.6M cable, you can operate it even your mainframe is far from your hand
Hankster
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
I really love the look of this but the clear plastic cracked after only a few uses, then the adhesive that holds it in place failed. Easy enough to resolve but two fails on a simple item? Looks great and works well otherwise
RICHARD GIBSON
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
Excellent design and performance. I would purchase this product again.
Lieutenant Jiggles
Reviewed in Canada on January 11, 2025
I need a switch as my pc is a little more test bench styled than regular towers. It is sturdier, and better looking than others. Personally, the power light (blue) is a little brighter than preferred, but it is in a pocket of my desk so I only see it when I lean back.
Fergus Duniho
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024
I bought this, because my computer had stopped turning on, and if the problem were with the power button, this would be a cheaper and easier fix than replacing the PSU or the motherboard. Upon installing it properly, I was able to turn my computer on with it. As I write this, I have had it for five days, and it has worked promptly each time. I have also tested the restart button, and that is working too.Since it does not come with a manual, I will add some instructions and suggestions for installing it. Before connecting the power switch to your F_PANEL, you should decide how it's going to come out of your computer. On my computer, the main options were to go out an empty card slot in the back or out of an empty drive bay in the front. Since I connected it to the F_PANEL first, I found out that the power switch would not fit through a card slot. So I passed it through an empty drive bay. Since my case has covers for empty drive bays, I moved the power switch's cord to a place on the side where it could still come out if I put the cover back on. So I put the cover on over the drive bay and had the power switch come out of the side of the bay.Connecting it to your motherboard's F_PANEL involves individually connecting each connector to the specific place it should go in the F_PANEL. To do this correctly, you should refer to your motherboard's manual or carefully pull out one connector at a time, noting what it is and where it was. In case the connectors for the power switch are not aligned in the same order as the F_PANEL's ports, you can pull them apart to maneuver them better.The power switch has an adhesive backing from 3M covered by a film you can pull away when you are ready to stick it onto something. I did not want to stick it to any fixed object outside my computer, because that would make it more difficult to pull the computer out and open it up. I thought I might use the adhesive backing to stick it to a magnetic sheet, but I couldn't find the magnetic sheet. I also considered sticking it to a kitchen magnet, but the ones I found were too thin to have the magnetic strength to hold the switch. So what I did was use some strong magnets with plastic rims to keep it on the side of my computer. The power switch is composed of two panels screwed together, and the rim of each magnet is able to go over the closer panel. I have two magnets supporting the switch, and I have a third at the top holding it in place to keep it from tilting. This allows me to keep the power switch on the side of my computer, and it also allows me to move the power switch out of the way when I want to open up the computer.
SubaruTrekkie
Reviewed in Canada on September 18, 2024
I really love these units, have them running on GPU miners and its a great addition, classy way to reboot or power on. Nice quality and performs flawlessly.
Lewis Earl MacCarter
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024
Blue light a bit intense. However I like the overall effect and especially the hard drive light. Sticks well to clean surface with 3m adhesive already to go.
Mathieu LeBlanc
Reviewed in Canada on August 10, 2024
Exactly as described. Got it for testing motherboards outside of a case so I don't have to short the power jumpers every time I need to boot lol. Works great, sturdy construction. Perfect for test benches or cases that don't have F_Panel buttons.
Craig N.
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024
This was a straightforward install and works as described. The blue and red LEDs are “bright but too bright.” I like the tactile feel of the switches, they enough pressure that you probably won’t accidentally turn anything on/off. Good product.
The Blissett's
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
Pros:The adhesive is 3M and holds very well.There is plenty of wire length for what we wanted to use it for.The look of it with the exposed circuit board is slick and looks great in person.Overall performance and quality is unbeatable for the investment amount!Cons:Lack of installation instructions. (ChatGPT saved the day on this…)
Joseph
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2023
Have 1 for each of my desktop PC's. Mounted under my monitor, I no longer have to squeeze my arm under the desk and feel around to power up my PC. Nice to also have a reset switch. Only thing I didnt like is It did not come with a splitter to still use buttons on the Desktop case itself. Not that it matters anymore. The HDD led on one of them does not work. Adhesive keeps it in place well; No sliding around and/or lifting. Cable is plenty long to reach where ever I wanted on the desk.
Mog
Reviewed in Canada on January 19, 2023
Got this to move my power button close to a reachable level where my wife could reach it if need be. My tower is on top of the hutch of my desk, so it's a ways up there as it's also a larger ATX case. This mod moves the power / reset buttons down to the desk where they are MUCH easier to reach. Pretty specific use case I think, but if you need something like this it will work. It's not the best look wise, but functionally it's fine.
D.A.
Reviewed in Canada on September 24, 2022
I just needed an extra button to start a pc, as my case's power button failed after many years of use. Replacements are impossible to get for the specific case I have and so I settled to get this one. It looks nice, although primitive. I didn't bother connecting leds or the reset button, as don't need them, since my case ones work fine. 2 things could improve this item: 1st - adhesion is enough to stick horizontally on a desk surface, it holds well there, but it is insufficient at holding on the side of the table (under the table rim, which is where I thought would be convenient to have it, like a bank alarm button position). It is durable though, as the unit survived falling twice from this position and no scratches or breaks! 2nd - splitter adapter would be good, so that your pc buttons and leds would still work while this is installed. As is, you have to disconnect your pc buttons and leds to get this slotted in. It still worked for me, since my pc case button died, but I would be annoyed if I had a working button and just wanted to add another button in a more convenient spot without disconnecting my pc buttons. Also, I have not tried holding this button to see if it will force reset, so no idea whether signal would be just a power ping, or whether it would send continuous signal to motherboard to force power off.
Another Shopper
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2022
I got this to relocate the power/reset buttons on my wall-mount case to something more easily reached since my case is mounted near the ceiling.The buttons work very well. The switches themselves work nicely and the buttons are laser cut directly into the cover so they sit very flush with the body of the cover. The flex distance on the buttons is minimal so they don't feel like they're going to break from fatigue any time soon. The LEDs are very bright, with the power LED being blue and the HDD LED being red. They project a bit outward onto nearby surfaces so if you don't want that effect, you may need to modify them yourself, either by replacing them or by scuffing the surface so they don't act like little spotlights.The cord is soldered to the board through an L-shaped connector, but there's no way to disconnect the ribbon cable from the assembly, which is a little bit of a minus. It's black flat ribbon cable with black end connectors.The switch block comes with double-sided tape pre-applied, but the tape didn't stick for very long on my powder-coated case, even though I prepped the surface by cleaning it with alcohol and letting it dry before applying the sticker. I ended up adding magnetic tape to the back.
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