The new push-button flashers replace smaller LED lights that were located only at the center of the street – and blinking all the time, whether or not there was someone waiting to cross the street.

From a jellyfish to a starburst, these lights can be positioned according to what you wish to make your garden look like.

Each LED has two buttons under it. They are wired in parallel, so if either of them is pushed, the button works. The LED isn’t actually soldered where it passes through the board.

Push button LED puck lights are pretty boring on their own. Take it apart and solder in your own colorful LED bulbs for a little holiday fun, or a UV bulb for a DIY blacklight.

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The hub-button bundle kit will cost $59.95 and additional Smart Buttons will cost $39.95. A single hub can connect to an ‘unlimited’ number of buttons, according to Logitech.

The id.PUSH+ keyless ignition system features a mechanical push-button start with LED halo lighting all with the added security of a key FOB.