Physical Buttons & Switches

SKU: AF-5124 | Brand: Adafruit

For crafting your very own custom keyboard, a Kailh Black Linear mechanical key switch is deeee-luxe! With smooth actuation and Cherry MX compatibility, they're lovely when you want a linear tactil...

SKU: AF-5149 | Brand: Adafruit

For crafting your very own custom keyboard, these Kailh Clicky Jade mechanical key switches are deeee-luxe! With smooth actuation and Cherry MX compatibility, they're lovely when you want a 'thick' and satis...

SKU: AF-4184 | Brand: Adafruit

The 6mm Rainbow Tactile Button Deluxe Party Tray is a 160-piece assortment of colour-coded momentary tactile switches, each pre-assembled with a round coloured cap. The buttons come in a handy round plastic carry case...

SKU: AF-3844 | Brand: Adafruit

A sturdy 4×4 matrix keypad with 16 buttons, providing a durable tactile input option for microcontroller projects. This hard-button keypad offers a more robust feel compared to membrane keypads, making it well-suited ...

SKU: AF-1490 | Brand: Adafruit

These 6 mm tall tactile switch buttons are momentary normally-open pushbuttons commonly used as input buttons in electronics projects. The extra height makes them useful for projects in enclosures where the buttons ne...

SKU: AF-3104 | Brand: Adafruit

This Mini Illuminated Momentary Power Button it an adorable breadboard-friendly tactile switch that has a built-in LED. It provides a simple way to add a tactile switch and a colorful universal power symbol to...

SKU: SF-COM-12992 | Brand: SparkFun

This is an SMD 6mm square SPST button. What we really like is the little button head and good tactile feel (it ‘clicks’ really well). This button is great for user input or a good reset button on a PCB. As this is an ...

SKU: AF-1092 | Brand: Adafruit

A tactile push on/push off switch with pre-attached wire leads. Squeeze once to turn on, squeeze again to turn off — a satisfying click-action toggle that's easy to embed in seams and fabric for wearable projects, or ...

SKU: AF-1824 | Brand: Adafruit

This phone-style 3×4 matrix keypad features 12 buttons (0–9, *, #) with telephone-layout lettering printed on the keys. It uses a matrix scanning arrangement requiring only 7 microcontroller pins (3 columns + 4 rows) ...