Corn Electronics Poke/Elf Ball Wireless Power Button 12 V
- 12 V
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A wireless desktop power button for PCs that pairs easily and runs up to half a year per Type-C charge
The Corn Electronics wireless desktop power button lets you turn on a tower from a distance without reaching the front panel. It pairs with a receiver that fits either a PCIe slot or a motherboard 9-pin USB header, provided the BIOS keeps USB power active. The unit ships new and includes decorative stickers for the button face. Laptops are not supported.
A built-in rechargeable cell delivers roughly half a year of use per charge and is replenished via a Type-C cable. The blue LED lights on first power-up and extinguishes once pairing succeeds, giving a clear visual cue. No disposable batteries are required, and the low-voltage 5 V design keeps consumption minimal.
The receiver needs a free PCIe slot or an internal USB header with constant power enabled in BIOS; systems lacking either cannot use the device. If the case power switch cable is integrated rather than detachable, a separate switch extension cable is mandatory and is not included in the box.
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The device is compatible with all PCIe slots, so it will function on older boards that still provide a standard PCIe connector.
The blue LED lights on first power-up; press the button once and the light turning off confirms successful pairing.
The extension cable is not included; it must be obtained separately if your power cable is integrated.
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