Orange MC-FS-1 Mini Footswitch

It's a footswitch, it has an LED, is had a load of stickers so you can label it for any purpose (including a couple of blanks for your own scribbles), you aren't bound to cable length as it requires you to plug in your own, and it has excellent small form.

I had the old FS-2 for my Rockerverb, and that thing was huge.. but the original FS-1 was barely smaller!
If you don't use a lot of pedals then it can actually be nicer to have the larger switch box, as I guess it is more "present", but for someone with a board this is much more convenient. It is super small and can cram in anywhere.

I DO think it is very overpriced for what it is, and I also think Orange should be including these for free with all its multi-channel amps... but still, I can't knock off any stars as the unit itself is perfectly good.

it's a channel selector footswitch, so there's not much to say about its features... it basically does exactly the same thing as its bigger brother, just in a third of its volume.
it really looks and feels well made, the switch works flawlessly without a noticeable clicking sound, and the operating LED is powered by the amp - so no other power source is needed.
above the LED there's a blank space, and various stickers are included - obviously in Orange styled pictograms
a great alternative to the bigger FS1 if you want to save space on your pedalboard or in your bag.
and, last but not least, it looks extremely cute.

This pedal does what it's supposed to do: switch between channels on your amp. BUT! Major flaw: it does not switch immediately. It depends on how fast you release your foot from the switch before it switches to the other channel. Very annoying in live situations, or when you immediately want to change your sound. It's bigger brother, the FS-1 has a clicking footswitch, and does change the channel immediately. I bought the mini to gain some space on my pedalboard, but the regular FS-1 is coming back on. The mini - to me - is useless in a live situation. Also, when you stomp your foot on the mini, it's a bit unstable.