6x6x6mm Tactile Push Button Switch, Through-Hole, 5-Piece Pack

This is the small, square tactile push button that shows up on practically every piece of hobby and prototyping electronics - a reset button on an Arduino, a menu-navigation button on a DIY project, a momentary input anywhere a quick press-and-release action is needed rather than a maintained on/off state.

At just 6x6x6mm, the switch is genuinely tiny, designed to mount directly onto a PCB through four through-hole leads rather than needing panel mounting or external wiring - press it, get a brief tactile click confirming the press registered, and it springs back the instant pressure is released. Operating voltage is rated at 12V with a maximum current of 50mA, comfortably within the range of typical microcontroller logic-level switching applications.

Contact material is brass, chosen for reliable low-resistance switching (rated at 50 milliohms) across repeated presses, and the switch carries an IP65 protection rating, giving some resistance to dust and light moisture exposure beyond a basic unsealed switch. Mechanical and electrical lifecycle is rated at 50,000 actuations, solid durability for a component this size and price.

Builders needing a basic momentary push-button input for a reset function, a menu button, a simple trigger input, or any PCB-mounted momentary control will find this 6x6x6mm tactile switch pack a genuinely standard, extremely widely-used component for that exact job.