Razer launches the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition, a controller for the PS5 limited to only 1,337 units
Ten years after releasing its first Raiju, Razer launches a limited edition to 1,337 numbered units of your controller for PlayStation 5. This is the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition, an officially licensed model from Sony built on a magnesium alloy exoskeleton that stays in place. 260 grams of weight. As the company has announced, it will only be sold in its online store and in some RazerStore.
By the way, in addition to the console, the controller works with Windows 11 PCs thanks to the wireless receiver included in the box.
Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition Full Specifications
| Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition | |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | PlayStation 5 (official license) and Windows 11 PC |
| Structure | Magnesium alloy exoskeleton |
| Weight | 260g |
| Joysticks | Symmetrical layout, non-contact TMR sensors |
| Programmable buttons | 6 (2 upper and 4 rear) |
| Polling rate | Up to 2,000 Hz on PC (HyperPolling) |
| Connectivity | HyperSpeed receiver and USB-A to USB-C cable |
| Profiles on the controller | Up to 4 |
| Units | 1,337, numbered |
Magnesium, magnetic sticks and 2,000 Hz on PC
Beyond the magnesium exoskeleton, the grips feature a textured TPU coating that resists hand oil and wear. For its part, the touch panel is made of laser-etched and semi-transparent glass, so that the polygonal structure of the interior can be seen. The buttons, for their part, are made of Double injection PBTa technique that shapes the symbols as a separate piece so that they do not erase with use.
If we talk about control, Razer explains that the joysticks are symmetrical and use TMR sensorswhich detect position using magnetism and without physical contact, which reduces wear over time. Added to this are six programmable buttons, two on top designed for claw grip and four on the back with a click similar to that of a mouse, to assign actions without lifting your thumbs from the sticks.
By the way, if the player takes advantage of PC compatibility, in that environment HyperPolling technology raises the polling rate to 2,000 Hz, that is, the controller sends its state to the computer up to 2,000 times per second.
All settings are managed from Razer Synapse or the Razer PS Controller mobile app, with options to remap buttons, adjust stick sensitivity and trigger response, and save up to four profiles on the controller itself. At the moment, the controller card in the Spanish Razer store does not show the price or shipping date. It’s time to be attentive.
