You might have tried to use a regular 6x6mm tactile switch in a breadboard only to discover that it's really hard to make them stay down in the holes and get a good connection even if you have straig…
You might have tried to use a regular 6x6mm tactile switch in a breadboard only to discover that it's really hard to make them stay down in the holes and get a good connection even if you have straightened out the kinks in the leads.
With the cheap Button2 board (and its big brother the Button3) all your button related problems will be solved in an instant! It's like magic! :-)
The buttons will already be soldered to the pcb, but you'll have to solder the included pin headers yourself - this is for making it easier and cheaper to ship.
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Jay |
Oct. 18, 2013
Quality product
They arrived quickly, they were packed well, and look like they're built well. I haven't had a chance to use them yet, but they'll certainly make things more convenient.
Steve |
Aug. 23, 2013
Such a simple idea I wish it was mine
This may not be the most heavily engineered product, but it is one of those very simple ideas that once you see it you wonder how you managed without it. This simple product solves all of the issues with using tactile buttons with a breadboard (popping out, breaking and bent leads etc.). It will pay for itself in saved time and frustration.
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