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Top ten off switches

By Ian Morris on 12 November 2007, 9:00am

#2 - The flip switch
Another classic, its handsome design is once again a sure-fire way to impress button watchers the world over. Although the button itself isn't large, or anything especially special and must be purchased separately, it will do the job of turning something off with a gusto hitherto unobserved.

This is a power switch to treat yourself to. The flipping action will make any deactivation -- or indeed activation -- a pleasure beyond compare. It's also a bargain, with a switch and cover costing a little more than £6 when purchased together. If you have naked switches in need of a cover, you can buy that on its own for £3.60.

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