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7mm x 7mm Locking Tact Switch (Pack of 10)

7mm x 7mm Locking Tact Switch (Pack of 10) - Main image
$0.39 $0.57 In stock

Category: Switches

Available in locking and non-locking, these tact switches measure 7mm x 7mm and have a total height (including pins) of approximately 16mm. Each switch has 6 DIP pins.

If you require the non-locking version, you can find those here.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava O. ★★★★★

The tactile click on these 7mm switches is very satisfying, and the locking mechanism holds securely during testing. Perfect fit for my arcade button panel project.

Adam O. ★★★★★

The locking mechanism clicks in with a satisfying, solid snap, and the 16mm height makes them easy to press on a breadboard. Nice that the pack of 10 means I’ve got spares for when I inevitably drop one under the desk.

Kevin ★★★★★

Had to swap out some worn-out buttons on a vintage amp, and these 7mm tact switches fit the 16mm height perfectly. The locking action is crisp and the six DIP pins soldered cleanly without any bridging. Ten in a pack means I've got spares for future projects, which is always a win.