XAML for Windows 8 offers 3 controls for toggling: toggle button, check box and toggle switch.
The Windows 8 UX guidelines explain and compare the check box and the toggle switch, but make no mention of the toggle button.
How and when do I use it? Should I use it at all, considering the – in my opinion – lower affordance and discoverability? What are its pros and cons?
Answer
A toggle button usually makes the most sense when you have a number of buttons to choose between. Something like a set of radio buttons in interaction.
Otherwise, one toggle button on its own isn't clear in terms of either interaction or affordance, and the other options are better choices.
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