3 Pack 2 Pin SW PC Desktop Power Cable On/Off Push Button ATX Computer Switch Cord 50CM

This is a quick way to power on your main board without trying to use a screwdriver to short the connections across the two pins that power on the main board. Way sweeter design that works like a charm. Very simple idea.

Works great for extending the internal CMOS reset switch.Likely could use a safety cover, preventing accidental CMOS resets.

I hardly think that your count against it would be it comes in packs of three

The Warmstor 3-Pack 2-Pin SW Power Cable is a practical, no-frills solution for desktop PC power management. While it’s basic in design, its reliability and value make it an excellent choice for its intended purpose.

I used this to replace the Dell power switch,, well it won't fit exactly to replace the dell part. I had to cut the two cables and connected this. I used this for my kids pc as a temporary fix, handing this on side LOL. Hey, it works.

I used only 1, works without any issue

Product summary: 10/10 would recommend.Had my power button on my case start to fail. Ordered this up and it was a quick splice and place. Took about 10 minutes to get the cables spliced and placed in the case. Time will tell if this holds up, but it does come with a total of three so replacements are in hand. Will update should I find this product fails outside what I consider adequate lifespan.

The power button in my Lenovo ThinkServer TS140 stopped working. The Lenovo replacement on Amazon was the whole button and LED harness and was listed at $91 with $34.40 shipping. Really?!?! For a tiny button, 2 LED's and small amount of wire? I was able to find it elsewhere as low as $26+shipping, but I opted for this 3 switch bundle for less than $6 total. They arrived about 20 min ago and because some others reported issues I first tested all 3 of mine with a multi-meter and they all worked. So I removed the front panel of my TS, cut off the old button and spliced in one of these buttons. This button fits perfectly into the larger button housing built into the front panel of the TS so no modifications to the panel were needed. After reattaching the front panel, and reconnecting the harness jumper block to the front panel pins on the motherboard, I have a properly working TS again. How long will this switch last is yet to be determined, but with 3 of them I should be good until this server dies. It's already 8 yrs old as it is and the power button is rarely used anyway. If not, for $6 for 3, I would probably buy them again. I can't speak for every application, but for the Lenovo TS, it worked perfectly.