Razer’s releases the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition, but only for a limited run

Razer’s Raiju V3 Pro is currently the company’s flagship controller for PS5 and PC, but this model is the cream of the crop when it comes to Razer’s controller lineup. 

The newly-released Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition, as the name suggests, takes the base design of the Raiju V3 Pro controller and adds a bit of flare to it. The biggest change is the controller’s shell, which now has an exoskeleton design made out of a magnesium alloy. The design allows the Signature Edition to showcases some of its internals.

Despite the heavier material, the Signature Edition controller weighs 260g, around the same weight as a standard Raiju V3 Pro. That’s perhaps down to the lattice design allowing for a lesser quantity of the alloy to be used.

Apart from that, there’s also a matte TPU grip that Razer says is resistant to oils and abrasions. The glass touchpad follows the shell’s lattice pattern, and is also semi-transparent with tinted parts.

There aren’t any major changes made to the Signature Edition’s functionality compared to the standard Raiju V3 Pro. That is to say, you still get symmetrical TMR thumbsticks, six mappable action buttons, claw-grip bumpers and four mouse-click back buttons.

The Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition also has doubleshot PBT buttons as well as interchangeable thumbsticks, with a set of concave and convex sticks included in the box.

Also included is a leatherette carrying case, swappable back button covers, and a 2.4GHz adapter that supports Razer HyperSpeed Wireless. Similar to the regular Raiju V3 Pro, the Signature Edition supports a polling rate of up to 2,000Hz on PC.

Availability and Pricing

Similar to other ‘Signature Edition’ Razer products, the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition will see limited availability across different regions. Only 1,337 units will be sold on Razer’s website and select RazerStores, with availability on a first-come, first-served basis.

Regionalised drops will begin on 10 November 2026. If you want to snag one for yourself, it’ll cost US$349.99 (~S$447). Razer will begin releasing details about the regional drops on its X, Instagram, Threads, Facebook and Discord channels starting 6 November 2026.

You can find out more info about the controller and be notified via Razer’s website.