This utility model discloses a novel switch structure, including a panel
assembly, a PCB board, a power board, and a base
assembly. The panel
assembly includes an outer frame, a button assembly, and a back cover arranged sequentially from front to back. A cavity is formed on the surface of the back cover. A receiving cavity is provided inside the outer frame, and a button hole communicating with the receiving cavity is formed on the surface of the outer frame. An assembly groove is formed on the inner surface of the outer frame. The PCB board is located between the button assembly and the back cover assembly, and at least one button is provided on the PCB board. The button assembly includes a button plate and a button glass. The button plate has button areas corresponding to each button, and the button plate is connected to the outer frame via the assembly groove. The button areas protrude from the button plate. The button glass is disposed within the button hole and is fixedly connected to the button area. The button hole and button glass are arranged in a one-to-one correspondence. After the back cover is connected to the outer frame via a locking member, the PCB board and the button assembly are fixed within the receiving cavity. This utility model features high assembly precision, low cost, and multiple control functions.