WingTree x Lichicx Pink Pink

Quick Summary

The WingTree x Lichicx Pink Pink is a silent linear that carries on the well-loved Lichicx silent lineage — WingTree acquired the molds, and it shows. It’s light (35g actuation, 45g bottom-out), soft, and genuinely quiet, with a cushioned landing that takes the edge off every keystroke. If you want a muted board that still feels smooth rather than mushy, this is a natural candidate.

Specs and Feel

Pre-travel is 2.0mm with a slightly shortened 3.8mm total travel, and the silencing comes from a POM-plus-silicone stem rather than the silicone bumpers most silent switches bolt on. That approach keeps the dampening tidier: you get a clean, soft bottom-out without the gummy, sticky return that cheaper silents suffer. The PC top over a modified PA66 bottom housing leans into the muted character — there’s almost no acoustic signature to speak of, which is exactly the point. Wobble is well controlled and the factory lube means the travel is already smooth, with only a hint of texture on a hard press.

Tuning

Leave them alone. Silent switches are the worst candidates for hand-lubing because the silicone dampeners are doing the acoustic work, and adding oil there can deaden the feel further or attract grit. The Pink Pink ships lubed and silenced, so the highest-value move is simply choosing a softer keycap material and a dampened case to lean into the quiet.

Verdict

Buy the Pink Pink if silence is the priority and you still want a light, fluid linear underneath. It’s a friendlier, more available stand-in for the classic Lichicx Lucy. If you’d rather have a touch more body and a deeper landing in a silent linear, Gateron’s Silent INK Black is the comparison to make — heavier and more substantial, where the Pink Pink stays airy and effortless.