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Silver wireless desktop power button with micro nuclear reactor theme and cool lights

BFKK

BFKK Wireless Desktop Power Button Silver 180 Days

SKU CH-TA1V-4B0B7

A wireless desktop power switch with a rechargeable battery lasting around 180 days and solar or USB-C charging

Color Silver

  • Wireless operation with 180-day rechargeable battery life
  • Solar and Type-C charging keeps the switch powered
  • Pull-to-toggle action turns the PC on or off
  • Driver-free installation via PCI-E or USB 9-pin
  • Desktop-only design — not compatible with laptops or all-in-ones

Wireless PC Power Switch

The BFKK wireless desktop power button adds a remote switch to a tower PC using a rechargeable battery rated for about 180 days per charge. It connects to the motherboard front-panel header and draws power from a PCIe slot, a USB nine-pin header or an external Type-C source. The silver-finished unit features a micro nuclear reactor theme with illuminated detailing. Laptops and all-in-one systems are not supported.

Replaces the Case Front Button

This unit replaces the standard chassis power button when the case is out of reach, tucked under a desk or built into custom furniture. The jump is worth it when you need a tactile pull-to-toggle switch on your desk without running long wires to the front panel. It does not suit builders who need a second independent power button or those who want software-controlled wake functions.

Battery Life and Power Options

A full charge provides roughly 180 days of standby operation and can be topped up by ambient light or a Type-C cable. The receiver card fits a PCIe slot or a USB nine-pin header, with a hardware switch selecting the power source. Headroom ends when the battery depletes beyond solar recovery or when the motherboard lacks a spare PCIe or USB header for the receiver.

Highlights

  • Wireless operation with 180-day rechargeable battery life
  • Solar and Type-C charging keeps the switch powered
  • Pull-to-toggle action turns the PC on or off
  • Driver-free installation via PCI-E or USB 9-pin
  • Desktop-only design — not compatible with laptops or all-in-ones

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

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Questions about this item

What motherboard connectors does the boot card need for the PCI-E power method?

The boot card uses the motherboard POWER SW switch pins and a PCI-E slot on the motherboard or graphics card for power.

Which step is often missed when switching between the PCI-E and USB 9-pin power modes?

The small switch on the boot card must be moved to the left for PCI-E power or to the right for USB 9-pin power after the motherboard is shut down.

How often will the rechargeable battery in the wireless button need recharging?

The battery lasts about 180 days per charge and can be recharged via solar or Type-C.

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