Buster and Punch 2 Gang Double Toggle Light Switch 1-Way Cross Knurl Without Logo in Brass

Beautiful switch and the finish looks even better in person. The toggle itself feels really satisfying to flip and gives a much more elevated feel than standard switches. Important to note that not every component is solid metal due to the conductivity requirements, but the product overall feels premium and very well designed. Installed these during our renovation and they completely changed the look of the room.

This double gang brass light switch is as beautiful as a light switch can be. I do home renovations, and I am well familiar with Buster + Punch. This is high-end stuff! These switches are the easiest way to level up your home from nice to luxe. I mean LUXE. ✨ After installing this you will step back and think, "Hot damn, Momlady wasn't lying! That looks so luxe!!" 😍 When you throw down $215 on this, do not for one second doubt yourself on whether or not that was a good use of money. This is luxury. What an exceptional light switch. 🏆 The brass plate is solid metal, heavy, the nicest freaking wall plate you've ever seen. (This one comes without the posh B+P logo, but you can also buy the plate with the logo if you want to mix it up.) The cross knurled toggle is handsome, easy to grab, and sleek. (B+P also offers a linear knurl detail kit if you prefer.) The electrical switches inside are top of the line, made of plastic (as all light switches are), and have the most satisfying click! You put all these parts together and you have the most elegant light switch in the world. And if you ever want to mix up any part of it, all the pieces are modular, so you can swap out each part separately as your mood declares. (That also means you can protect your investment if you want to change to a dimmer or a 3-way because you don't have to rebuy the whole thing, just the guts.) Very well-designed. Each part of this kit comes beautifully packaged, per usual for B+P. Everything is so thoughtfully done. The detail kits have decorative screws that come with their own plastic screwdriver so you don't mar the finish. Install is very easy, just go nice and slow and put the detail kit on last. If you are just discovering Buster + Punch, welcome to luxury hardware! 💎 This is luxury done right. ✨ I renovate high-end houses and I'm happy for you to be here reading these words encouraging you to get this fancy little upgrade that may just spark a whole new level of awesomeness in your home. 🥰✨

This switch plate is absolutely gorgeous in person. The brass finish has a high-end, solid feel to it and instantly upgraded the look of the room. It feels much more premium than standard light switches you’d find at a hardware store. The toggle action is really satisfying too — smooth, sturdy, and tactile without feeling loose or cheap. The knurled detailing gives it a nice industrial-modern look that works especially well in elevated or designer-inspired spaces. Installation was straightforward, and once mounted it sat flush against the wall and looked very clean. Definitely one of those small details that makes a surprisingly big difference in a room. Expensive for a light switch, yes — but the quality and aesthetic absolutely stand out.

I absolutely love this Buster and Punch toggle light switch! The brass finish is stunning and gives the room such a luxurious, high-end look. It instantly upgraded the appearance of my space and feels much more stylish than a standard light switch. The cross knurl detailing adds a really nice texture and makes the switch feel premium and well-crafted. I also appreciate the clean look without a visible logo, it keeps the design sleek and modern. The toggle itself feels sturdy and satisfying to use, with a solid click that feels high quality. Installation was straightforward, and everything fit perfectly. Overall, this is a beautiful statement piece for anyone who loves elevated home décor details. It’s functional, durable, and incredibly stylish. Highly recommend!

A lot less quality than I expected. It’s plastic - I expected metal. The toggle switches feel delicate when you flip them. The cap that hides the screw falls out easily and I needed to glue it in. For $200 it’s awful

I bought this switch during one of those house projects where you start out trying to improve one thing and somehow end up standing in a hardware pile, judging your own decisions. We do a lot of our own work around the house, and I do enjoy good-looking fixtures. I can lean a little Dallas professional when the mood strikes. Brass plate, cross knurl detail, clean design. I get the appeal. That part is real. When it showed up, my first impression was basically, yes, this seems good enough. It looks nice. It feels solid. It does not look cheap, and once installed it has a sharp, upscale look that stands out more than a standard switch from the big box store. If you care a lot about finishes and small design details, this will probably make you happier than a plain white plastic switch that looks like it was designed by a committee of sighing accountants. Still, once I got past the admiring stage, I kept coming back to the same thought: this is a brass plate with some expensive switches that do the exact same job as switches that cost almost nothing. You flip it on. You flip it off. The light obeys. There is no secret third setting where it reads books to me, handles my business consulting calls, or tells the spiders in my house to start paying rent. That is really the issue. It works, but it does not do anything extra. The cheaper switches also manage to turn lights on and off without acting like they belong in a velvet-lined box. I am not saying this is junk, because it is not. I am saying the price made me expect some stronger emotional event than “yep, that is definitely a switch.” Installation was not a problem. It went in fine, and it looks good on the wall. Better than good, honestly. It has that sort of polished, intentional look that makes a room seem more put together. My wife noticed it right away. It gives off the energy of a switch that thinks very highly of itself. If home hardware could wear a tailored blazer, this would be doing that. So that is where I landed. Nice design. Solid enough build. Clean finish. No complaints about basic quality. I just cannot convince myself the price makes much sense unless you are deep into designer details and fully committed to paying extra for that last bit of visual polish. I bought it, I installed it, I do not hate it. I also do not look at it and feel like I outsmarted the system. If you want a handsome brass switch and do not mind spending real money on something purely because it looks better, this will probably suit you fine. If you are hoping the cost comes with some magical leap in function, it does not. It is a very stylish light switch. That is the whole story.

This is a remarkably well-made switch that immediately elevates the room. The solid metal faceplate mounts perfectly flush against the drywall without any gaps, and the cross-knurled toggle has a heavy, premium weight to it. The mechanical action gives off a very crisp, deliberate snap when flipped, which feels much more substantial than a standard plastic switch. While it carries a massive price premium for a basic household fixture, the machining and clean, logo-free design deliver exactly the kind of high-end visual polish you expect at this level.

Okay, so I forgot to include the second switch module in the photo but you get the picture. This double gang toggle light switch is a show-stopper. It will surely catch the eye of any discerning visitors. The gold color is vibrant and stunning in person. I'm happy to see that they included all necessary pieces in this unit. They are available separately but I think that could end up confusing to customers, especially give the price point. And on that topic, this is not inexpensive! $215 at time of review, to be exact. The quality is definitely there but you'd really have to be selective or loaded to install these in your home.