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With 40gf actuation and a 45gf rated bottom-out force, Purple Jade is a lighter-force option for users who want a linear travel path rather than a tactile bump. Its long-pole POM stem and 3.6mm total travel describe the keypress geometry; they do not establish a measured sound signature.
We have not performed a controlled acoustic or force-curve test on this switch. The finished keyboard build will influence sound and perceived firmness.
Brand Gateron Model Purple Jade Technology Mechanical contact

Purple Jade is a traditional 3-pin mechanical-contact switch with an MX-style keycap stem, not a magnetic or optical switch.

Use with a keyboard designed for standard MX-style mechanical switches. A 3-pin mechanical switch usually fits a standard 5-pin MX mechanical PCB, but the specific hot-swap socket and plate still matter.

Do not use it as a substitute for Gateron Magnetic Jade in a Hall Effect keyboard, or for optical-only switches.
Choose your keyboard layout to get a practical starting quantity. Then confirm the exact key count for your board and decide how many spare switches you want for testing or replacement.
No. Purple Jade is a traditional mechanical linear switch with metal contacts. Magnetic Jade is a separate Hall Effect product family for compatible magnetic keyboards.
They typically fit standard 5-pin MX mechanical hot-swap PCBs. Confirm that your keyboard uses mechanical MX-compatible sockets rather than an optical, magnetic or restricted socket design.
Neither. They use a linear mechanism, so there is no intentional tactile bump or click mechanism.
One pack contains 10 switches. A full-size board generally requires multiple packs; count your keys before ordering.
They are not marketed here as a silent or dampened switch. Your board construction, keycaps and typing force will affect the sound.