For a complete keyboard, count your actual switch positions; a 10-switch pack is not enough for most full builds.
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Both variants are linear magnetic switches. Light uses 33±5gf operating force; Dark uses 38±5gf. The actual trigger point is configured by a compatible HE keyboard, and the individual switch does not guarantee a particular Rapid Trigger setting.
No independent controlled sound test for this exact switch and keyboard combination.

Hall Effect magnetic PCB accepting N-pole-down switches and compatible sensor characteristics. Requires host-keyboard validation; do not infer compatibility merely from physical fitting.

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. The selected supplier pack contains six Dark (38gf) and four Light (33gf) switches. Full Dark/Light 61- or 70-piece supplier packages are separate products.
No. Hall Effect sensing polarity, magnet response, physical fit and firmware calibration differ by keyboard. Verify N-pole-down compatibility with your exact model.
No. These are magnetic Hall Effect switches and cannot replace conventional MX contact switches in a normal mechanical PCB.
Light is rated 33±5gf operating force; Dark is rated 38±5gf. Both have 3.5±0.1mm specified physical travel.
Only on compatible Hall Effect keyboards with the relevant firmware feature; it is not enabled by the switch alone.