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Final update: Received my button today so it ended up being 3 days under a month since order was placed. That falls in line with the 2-4 week timeline cited on their website.
My issue was that they sent emails with conflicting information as to the order status. Then when I tried many times over several weeks to ask about the status they were completely unresponsive.
I had actually given up on receiving it and ordered a $25 tape on cover from ebay. The picture below shows the ebay on left and yomato on right. The lettering on the eBay one is sized correctly to the stock button lettering. The Yomato lettering is smaller. The overall quality of the carbon fiber (whether it's real or not) looks identical between the two. I like the chrome lettering on Yomato but it gets washed out in light while the ebay white lettering doesn't (not that you need to read it anyway).
Overall, if I was doing it again I'd go with the taped cover simply because it was less than 20% of the Yomato cost and the quality seems pretty identical. And that's even ignoring the long time to receive the Yomato and the frustrating uncertainty after ordering.
Now looking back at the product listing on Yomato's website and those show white lettering that appears to be the correct size (and not the smaller chrome lettering one that I received). Anyway, this all was way too much time and thought on my part for a stupid button but just want everyone to know that with Yomato the experience will likely be frustrating and the actual product received could be different than what's on their website.
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