The switch itself is solidly built and the individual rockers have a nice feel, but I have grown to loathe the vertical orientation of the rockers, especially because there is absolutely no separation between the upper and lower toggles and therefore it is hard to distinguish by feel where one ends and the other begins. They are so close together that when I attempt to turn off the upper rocker I often end up turning on the lower rocker at the same time. Conversely, when I try to turn on the lower rocker I often inadvertently turn off the upper rocker as well. In my case this situation is exacerbated because I frequently try to operate them blindly, reaching around one side of the wall at the end of a hallway to the kitchen wall where they are located. While I readily admit that my tactile sensitivity isn't what it was when I was younger, I think even 20-year-old me would have a tough time operating these switches blindly without unintentionally hitting both at once.
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