00:00Okay, so if you've ever been elbow deep in a project at midnight and realized you're missing
00:04one tiny little tactile switch, the exact one, you know the pain. That's why I went digging and
00:09found the 5 best micro-tac push-button switch kits out there right now, all ridiculously cheap,
00:14all with thousands of happy buyers. Let's get into it.
00:19First up is the 125-piece assorted kit, and this one's my personal favorite for pure variety.
00:25You're getting 25 different types in one box, 2x4, 3x6, 4x4, 6x6, both SMD and DIP styles.
00:34That means whether you're repairing a game controller, a remote, or building something
00:38from scratch, there's a good chance the switch you need is sitting right there.
00:42It's $5.80, it's got a perfect 5-star rating from over 4,500 orders, and honestly, for the amount
00:49of ground it covers, it's the closest thing to a universal switch drawer you can buy.
00:54Next, the 180-piece kit with 10 different values, and this one is aimed squarely at the Arduino
00:59and breadboard crowd. All 6x6mm DIP 4-pin switches, but with heights ranging from 4.3 all the way up
01:07to 13mm. That height range matters more than people think it's the difference between your
01:13button sitting flush under an enclosure or poking out just right. At $5.16 for 180 pieces, you're paying
01:20under 3 cents a switch. Hard to argue with that. Then we've got the 100-piece boxed kit,
01:2710 models, same 6x6 footprint with that 4.3 to 13mm height spread. What sells me on this one is
01:34the
01:34box itself, it comes in a compartmentalized case, so you're not dumping loose switches into a drawer
01:39and hunting for them later. It's the cheapest way to get organized, at $4.42.
01:455-star rating, over 4,000 sold. If you just want a clean, tidy, grab-and-go assortment, this is
01:52the one.
01:54Number 4 is the big one, 200 pieces, 10 types, all 6x6 tack switches.
01:59This is the kit you buy if you're doing repairs regularly, running a small shop,
02:04or you're the friend everyone brings broken electronics to. 20 of each type means you're
02:09not rationing them, and you're not reordering in 3 months. It's $7.03, which is the priciest on this
02:16list, but per switch it's still an absolute steal. Perfect 5-star rating too.
02:22And finally, the 50-piece 12x12 kit and this is the one people forget about until they need it.
02:28Most assortments are all 6x6, but plenty of gear uses the bigger 12x12mm switches,
02:34appliances, power tools, industrial panels, arcade-style builds.
02:3910 models, heights from 4.3 up to 13mm, and it's only $3.93.
02:45Cheapest kit here, 5-star rating, and it fills the exact gap the other kits leave open.
02:51I'd grab this alongside one of the 6x6 sets.
02:55Alright, that's the 5, links to every single one are down in the description below.
03:00If this saved you a headache, do me a favor and hit that like button,
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03:06Thanks for watching, I'll catch you in the next one.
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