Are Amazon Dash Buttons popular? The company says yes, thought didn't say exactly how many people are using them to reorder products.

The Amazon Dash Button sticks to your washer, fridge, or anywhere else you want to place it. When you run out of detergent or mac 'n' cheese, you press the button, and more will be on its way.

Amazon's new Dash Buttons let you press push to buy The online shopping giant hopes a button placed around a home or business will make re-ordering products easier.

The Dash button is not to be confused with a separate piece of food-ordering hardware called Dash, which scans product barcodes and lets people speak orders into Amazon Fresh.

Amazon's Dash button was a marketing vehicle and a trinket designed to remind you that you could easily replenish supplies and order consumer product goods via Amazon.

Amazon hasn't gone into the device's technical details, but it does mention that the Dash Button connects to your home Wi-Fi network.

Amazon adds more Dash Buttons, but is anyone really using them? According to market research firm Slice Intelligence, fewer than 50 percent of people who bought a Dash Button made an order.

One year after launch, Amazon’s Dash Buttons continue to bewilder. The palm-sized, battery-powered buttons, announced last year just before April Fool’s Day, allow users to order goods from ...