Is the switch an on-off switch or does it have to be pressed continuously.
160538
It's a slide switch. Very simple -- on and off. Kicks up a pretty amazing amount of air, too.
160539
Very simple to operate. There's a slide switch on the side with a choice of ON or OFF. No, you don't have to press continuously. Kicks up quite a bit of air, too!
160540
It does not have to be pressed continuously, it has a sliding on-and-off switch. I've seen and had many mini battery-operated fans over the years, my conclusion is that this model the best ever in every respect.
172320
These switches are momentary switches that rest in a neutral position. This way there is no leaving it in one position, it is always ready to be turned on or off.
1150807
Push once and let go it turns on. When done push and let go again it shuts off. Works very well.
795131
You can twist it on for the light to stay on or you can push the button to turn it on. As soon as you release the button it goes off.
1333903
Yes, press the MIN buttom to turn on or off. The button is hard to push, so you won't be pushing it accidently.
1653545
Your hand on the grip activates the switch. It doesn't take much pressure to turn it on. It turns off when you let go. The way it is designed to be used makes this switch mechanism logical.
1879405
Press harder and it will turn off. Light presses switches mode hard press will turn it off
199060
You have to hold the button in. Unfortunately it doesn't have an on/off button or switch.
862165
This switch only allows power in a momentary press. Not an off/on switch. Only when pressed.
1134557
No! It is not momentary! Its a normal on off switch that is on the floor and is activated by your foot. Works well at my home.
83211
Just on and off. It is a floor switch, you just step to turn it on and off. I really do love it!
534770
You're supposed to push a button, however, the one I bought for my daughter goes off on its own and doesn't stop once it starts.
600286
Yes, it is a latching switch. A momentary switch is the opposite of this, it will not "click and stay on". Hope this helps!
953267
The button switches type, one of them is the off position, but it's doesn't complete shut off.
1916896
While switched off the power switch protrudes around a third of an inch (eyeballed, not actually measured) and is spring loaded. To switch the unit on, you push the switch in until it engages at which point it only comes out around half as much or less than when it is off. Pressing it again will turn the unit off and allow the button to come back out around a third of an inch again. It has a nice feel to it, and the action is solid and fairly smooth.
1982694
No. Pressing the switch until it clicks will toggle on/off. Pressing the switch part-way will advance through the modes once per press. The only downside is that when you turn on the light it will be in the next mode from the one it was in before the light was turned off because while clicking the switch does turn off the light, it also advances the mode. However, you can cycle through the five modes quite quickly once you are used to it. Its not ideal but i have used mine almost everyday for the last two years and it really isnt very annoying.
1050960
No,the switch is not a push button. It is a toggle switch that is also bronze. Hope this helps.