Tolerances and quality of manufacturing is what makes a difference. Even if you assume seemingly real market price for this thing of ~$200, the switch is still garbage. No matter what you do, it should not behave as it does in the video.
Of course we don't know how it will behave with wear over time, but it should not fail like that out of the box.
Quite the opposite, on a $9 device it would probably be acceptable and expected behavior.