🖲️ External PC Power Button

Tired of crawling under your desk just to press that tiny PC button?Say hello to the ultimate external power button – big, bold, and glowing with style! 💡💻---✅ Why You’ll Love ItSleek square design (80×80 mm) – looks awesome on any desk 🖤Works with standard ATX switches – plug & play! ⚡Two button styles → flat for easy print or convex for extra wow 🟢Hidden cable channel = clean and pro look 🎯4 screw caps for a smooth, finished design 🔩---📏 What’s InsideBase (with wiring groove + ATX switch holder)Top cover (screw-on)Button (flat or convex)4× screw capsDimensions: 80×80×20 mm, button Ø 44 mm---🖨️ Print Like a ProLayer height: 0.2 mmWalls: 2 mm → perimeter-only (no infill)Supports: ❌ none (flat version) | ✅ under convex button, under top plate Material: PLA, PETG, ABS – your choice 🎨---💡 Pro TipsPrint the button in bright green or transparent filament for the best glow ✨Assemble the ATX switch + button first, then mount the cover👉 No spring needed!The button doesn’t require any additional spring – the ATX switch itself has enough resistance and strength to push the button back into place after pressing. Simple, reliable, and fewer parts to worry about ✅🔌 Guide for Wiring an External Power Button with COB LED1️⃣ Power SwitchLocate the pins on the motherboard labeled POWER SW (usually on the “F_PANEL” connector).Connect the two-pin switch from the button directly to these two pins.Polarity doesn’t matter (it’s just an ON/OFF contact).---2️⃣ Lighting (COB LED Ring)Do not connect the COB LED ring to the POWER LED pins – not enough current, it will only glow dimly.Instead, take voltage directly from a SATA power connector from the PSU:Red wire = +5 VBlack wire = GND (ground)Connect the COB LED directly to these two wires.---3️⃣ ResultThe COB LED lights up only when the PC is turned on (since the SATA 5 V is active only after startup).When the PC is off, the COB LED remains off.The power switch works the same as the original one on the case.---🚀 Upgrade your setup today