There wasn't much STL on the internet for Tapo S200B so I decided to make one myself that would fit my need of having 2 buttons. This is my first 3D model as well and I learned how to use Fusion 360 in the process.

The need for 2 buttons arose because I wanted to adjust both brightness and color hue of the lights by spinning the button which necessitated 2 buttons.

Creality

Ender-3 V2 Neo

Doesn't Matter

No

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You can print with thicker walls so that the infill doesn't show.

Print on the back flat side so that supports won't be needed.

Increase infill to make it heavier.

This design can be used with the double sided tape that comes with the button and then attaching the metal plate to that or screwing on the metal plate directly.

I did screw on the metal plate directly as it would be easier to remove from the holder if I wanted to remove the metal plate later on. I used flat m3 screws but you can use any flat headed screw that would fit the holes on the metal plate. The m4 screws I had will fit the hole but would have some of the head sticking out so I used a smaller size.