For a complete keyboard, count your actual switch positions; a 10-switch pack is not enough for most full builds.
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A linear magnetic press with 35±10gf initial spring force and short 3.1±0.2mm total travel. The actual actuation point and Rapid Trigger availability depend on the HE keyboard PCB and firmware—not the switch by itself.
No independent controlled sound test for this exact switch and keyboard combination.

For Hall Effect keyboards whose manufacturer confirms support for N-pole-down magnetic switches and the required flux range. Not a mechanical-contact 3-pin or 5-pin replacement.

For HE: verify magnet polarity and sensor/firmware compatibility

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.
For a complete keyboard, count your actual switch positions; a 10-switch pack is not enough for most full builds.
No. This is a Hall Effect magnetic switch. It does not function as a drop-in switch for conventional mechanical-contact MX PCBs.
Only if your compatible Hall Effect keyboard and its firmware provide Rapid Trigger. The switch alone does not enable the feature.
Do not assume compatibility from the word magnetic. Confirm N-pole-down polarity, sensor calibration, magnetic flux compatibility and physical fit with your keyboard manufacturer.
Gateron specifies 3.1±0.2mm total physical travel. The sensing/actuation point is configured by supported keyboard firmware.
10 switches. Keycaps and keyboard are not included.