What makes Hall effect switches different from normal mechanical switches?

They sense key travel magnetically instead of closing a metal contact. That lets you set where each key actuates and how quickly it resets, which standard mechanical switches cannot do.

Can I change the actuation point of each key?

Yes. The magnetic switches support per-key actuation settings through Flydigi's software, so you can make some keys trigger earlier than others.

Does it work for typing as well as gaming?

It does, but the 65% layout drops the numpad and the magnetic switches feel lighter and less tactile than many office keyboards. It is best for users who mostly game or type short bursts.

Is there a wireless version?

No. The FS68 connects by USB cable only, so there is no Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz mode.

The keyboard, a USB cable and documentation. A keycap puller or switch tool may or may not be included depending on the bundle, so check the listing contents.

How does it compare with a standard 65% mechanical keyboard?

It costs more than a basic 65% board but adds adjustable actuation, rapid trigger and an aluminum case. If you do not need those features, a plain mechanical 65% is simpler and cheaper.