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SILENT · 35g
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WingTree Pink Pink 35g Silent Linear

WingTree Pink Pink 35g review: a light silent linear on official Lichicx molds with a silicone-silenced POM stem, 35g actuation and factory lube. Feel and tuning.

3.8/5
3.8 3.8 · our rating
35g
Actuation
2mm pre-travel
3.8mm
Travel
total key travel
1/5
Noise level
muted

How it feels

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How it sounds

muted
Profile muted
Noise level 1/5
Spring ping None

Full review

Quick Summary

The WingTree Pink Pink is a light 35g silent linear built on official Lichicx molds, with a POM stem that carries a silicone silencer for a soft, muted keystroke. It targets people who want a genuinely quiet board with a featherlight touch — office desks, late nights, shared spaces. For low-fatigue silent typing on a budget, it is a sensible pick.

Specs and Feel

This is a true silent linear: 35g to actuate over 2.0mm of pre-travel, rising to a 45g bottom-out across 3.8mm of total travel on a 20mm spring. The light spring and short-ish travel let you feather the keys rather than punch them, which is the source of its low-fatigue character. The silencing comes from a silicone pad on the POM stem that dampens both the landing and the upstroke, so the switch lands as a soft, muted thud instead of a clack. The PC top and modified PA66 bottom housing keep wobble in check while contributing a little warmth to what little sound remains. Built on official Lichicx molds and factory lubed, it arrives smooth and consistent for the price.

Tuning

Run these stock — the factory lube is competent and the silicone silencing is already doing the heavy lifting. If you want to chase the last few percent, a careful hand-lube on the springs cleans up any faint ping, and a touch on any scratchy stem evens out the glide. Avoid over-lubing near the silicone pads; you do not want to alter the dampening. Films are unnecessary given the molds and tight housing.

Verdict

Buy the Pink Pink if you want a light, quiet silent linear for all-day comfort without spending up — at under $0.40 a switch on proper Lichicx molds, it punches above its price. It holds its own against pricier silent linears like the TTC Frozen, though at 35g it is deliberately delicate. Skip it if you prefer a heavier switch or a firm, defined bottom-out. For quiet, featherlight typing, it is an easy recommendation.

Frequently asked

How quiet is the WingTree Pink Pink?

Very quiet. The POM stem carries a silicone silencer that pads both the bottom-out and the upstroke, so it reads as a soft, muted thud rather than a sharp clack. It is a true silent linear, not a half-measure.

How light is the Pink Pink 35g?

It actuates at just 35g and bottoms out near 45g, making it one of the lighter silent linears around. That suits long, low-fatigue typing but may feel too delicate for anyone used to a firmer switch.

Does the WingTree Pink Pink need lubing?

It ships factory lubed and built on official Lichicx molds, so it runs well stock. A light hand-lube on the springs is an optional polish step rather than a requirement.

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