This is a nice switch but has one flaw.
This could be just a fluke but the lock nut on the switch I received was much to big, I thought it might hold but upon installation it stripped out while hand tightening.
The Switch itself is excellent and aesthetically pleasing to say the least; if not for the L,N I'd recommend it highly.
Now there is always the possibility someone put a lock nut for there larger switch on this particular unit and the rest are fine however I can only speak for what I received.
I re-threaded the switch and bought a proper lock nut from a local hardware store but this is something that shouldn't have to be done with a new $10 switch.
It's a shame since it looks so nice during the bench test I was going to order a red one to go with it but I'm not willing to take the chance on another oversized lock nut.

Pros
Works great, feels solid.
Aesthetically beautiful.

Cons.
Lock nut to big and may strip-out when installing.

Update, company sending another switch, nice to buy from a trusted source.

PS.
For those complaining about the light being to bright, solder a 1k resistor or zener diode (I used a 6.2 volt zener) from the NO to the + led and take your power right from the NO leg and not the led positive leg, works fine and has a nice blue/red glow.

Switch looks great mounted, but the wire posts are tiny. I can't imagine doing it without the bought separate wiring harness... and even then the male posts are so small it was difficult to get the harness lined up to slide on. The best part is obviously when the project is done and you have nice clean flush mount buttons, but if the back of the switch is up under a dash or not easily visible then expect to drop some curse words while trying to line up the harness and slide it on!

Great switches! Smooth, professional look! Easy to install! Make sure you get the plug harness to go with it! Makes installation much easier and looks like a pro did it! Illumination is a tad bit bright for me at night so I couldn't give a full 5 stars but may be ok for you! I used a product named DIMS to tone down the brightness. I couldn't be happier with how this switch looks on the dash panel.

Switch worked and instructions were clear enough to understand at some level. The pinout they have is looking at this switch from the top down, like the push button itself is 100% transparent and you are looking through the entire unit. If you interpret them as bottom up, that is you are looking at the switch pins from the bottom, you will get the LOAD side of the switch reversed. What is SORELY needed is 3D semi-transparent oblique drawing of the switch so the user can get the right orientation of the pinout. As soon as I had to use my multimeter on a product, the documentation has failed. I don't know why they have to stick with a bunch of archaic symbols. +12v_source, -12v_source/gnd, and +12v_load is all they need.

When I purchased this item it met my specifications, however when I received it came with example wiring schematics that did not match the circuits I was planing. I sent a question to customer support of the product along with my schematic design and they got back to me very fast. I am very happy with the product and their customer service.