Razer announced on Tuesday (3) the launch of the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition, an exclusive and limited version of its premium controller officially licensed for the PlayStation 5. The production of this model will be extremely restricted, totaling only 1,337 units available globally, with each piece having individual numbering.
This peripheral was developed by combining features focused on competitive performance with the use of distinct materials. Notable components include a magnesium alloy structure, a glass touch panel, and a matte black finish. The manufacturer assures that every unit undergoes a rigorous process of high-precision manufacturing and finishing.
One of the central distinctions of this special edition lies in its construction. The controller features an open polygonal design, allowing some internal components to be visible, and has textured grips made of TPU. Despite having a metal structure, the device weighs 260 grams.
In terms of technical specifications, it incorporates analog sticks equipped with TMR sensors, which operate without physical contact, aiming to reduce component wear. Furthermore, the controller has six multi-function buttons that can be remapped—four located on the back and two on top—offering customization options for analog sensitivity and trigger response.
For PC use, the controller supports a polling rate of up to 2,000 Hz through Razer HyperPolling wireless technology. Adjustments can be made using both the Razer Synapse software and the Razer PS application.
Regional releases of the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition are scheduled to begin on November 10, 2026, and units will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. The complete edition comes with a carrying case, alternative analog caps, replaceable rear buttons, a replacement tool, a wireless dongle, and a USB-C cable.
Razer communicated that the times and all details regarding sales will be disclosed on November 6, using its social media channels. However, the announcement did not provide information about the price or product availability in the Brazilian market.



