HiLetgo 10pcs 6A/125V 3A/250V ON/Off/ON 3 Terminals 3 Position SPDT Toggle Switch Single Joint MTS-103

Good quality, good price.

These toggle switches are well built and work exactly as described. The ON OFF ON positions click firmly into place and feel solid without wobbling. The terminals are easy to solder and provide a reliable connection for both AC and DC applications. I tested them on low voltage Arduino projects and also on small AC circuits, and they handled both without any issues. The rating of 6A at 125V and 3A at 250V makes them versatile for a wide range of uses. Getting 10 in a pack is a great value, and all of them worked consistently with no defects. A dependable option for hobby electronics, DIY control panels, and small equipment repairs

Used this in a miniature audio amplifier project I made in order to switch the power between a dc jack, internal battery, and to turn device off. Switch has three modes of operation which is neat- off , terminal 1, and terminal 2. Works great and it very satisfying to toggle. Good build quality for the price, but is definitely smaller than expected. Great for switching purposes.

Seem to be fine as far as expected function and quality. I did file, flux, and pre-tin their connectors before soldering which made installation much easier. Threading is the same standard size as most of these style switches so I was able to re-use the custom nut on my device.

They're really good switches, they'll last a long time in whatever they're put into. I haven't tried them at 6A of current but for the little 12v 1A or less projects that I've used them in they'll not need replacing for a long time. They're easy to work with and the terminals are also not flimsy. That said I wouldn't use them on a yacht for mission critical systems, I would use them on a childs toy battery driven car though.

These switches are three-position (on-off-on) in a very small mechanism. The toggling isn't smooth at all, and the indent to move the position is very inconsistent and rough. The angle to move position is quite small - probably only about 10 degrees - so it's not clear on visual inspection which position they're in. I haven't tested them to seem how much bounce they produce, but it's probably quite high. They're OK for using in a prototype, but I certainly wouldn't trust them in a product that needs to be reliable.

Beautiful keys. Totally not the ones I needed, but now I have a butt load of purdy new keys.

I used these in a couple of places where the original switch had worn out. These are easy to solder, small enough to mount almost anywhere, and they feel solid and have a nice click. It'd be hard to beat the value of these with any other switch.