Physical Buttons & Switches
Browse our range of physical buttons and switches for your electronics projects. From tactile micro switches and momentary push buttons to illuminated latching switches, we stock the mechanical input components you need for prototyping, Arduino builds, and control panels.
Ideal for makers, students, and engineers across Australia. Whether you're adding user input to a STEM project or wiring up a custom enclosure, you'll find reliable switches in various sizes and colours with fast Australian shipping.
5-Position SMD D-Pad Directional Switch
SKU: SF-COM-26850 | Brand: SparkFun
This compact 5-way directional pad gives your microcontroller project a familiar tactile input for up, down, left, right and centre presses.It is an SMD switch, making it suitable for custom PCBs where you need a low-...
Delivered by Wed 28 Oct
8-Position SMD DIP Switch
SKU: SF-COM-30230 | Brand: SparkFun
This compact surface-mount DIP switch provides 8 individual switch positions for adding simple, user-selectable controls to a PCB.Each position is an SPST slide switch, making it suitable for general control switching...
Delivered by Wed 28 Oct
Cherry MX2A Red Linear Mechanical Keyswitch
SKU: SF-COM-31671 | Brand: SparkFun
This Cherry MX2A Red switch is a linear mechanical keyswitch for custom keyboards, replacement keyboards and embedded human-machine interfaces. It is suited to builds where you want a smooth, direct keypress without a...
Delivered by Wed 28 Oct
Cherry MX2A Brown Tactile Keyswitch
SKU: SF-COM-31673 | Brand: SparkFun
This tactile mechanical switch is suited to custom keyboards, keyboard repairs and embedded human-machine interfaces where you want clear physical feedback without the extra sound of a clicky switch. The Brown-style f...
Delivered by Wed 28 Oct
Cherry MX2A Blue Clicky Mechanical Keyswitch
SKU: SF-COM-31672 | Brand: SparkFun
This blue MX2A switch gives custom keyboards, replacement builds and embedded human-machine interfaces the classic Cherry clicky feel. It has a tactile bump and a distinct audible click at the actuation point, so each...
Delivered by Wed 28 Oct
