Razer is now selling the Huntsman Signature Edition<\/b> for $699<\/b>. More than just a spec bump over the original Huntsman models, the new keyboard is launched as a premium addition to the existing lineup. <\/p>\n
At its core, the Huntsman Signature Edition uses Razer\u2019s in-house Optical Analog Switches Gen-2<\/b> and 8,000Hz HyperPolling<\/b>, as well as supporting the company\u2019s Snap Tap<\/b> control system.<\/p>\n Photo: Razer<\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n But where the Signature Edition seeks to stand apart is in its choice of materials and manufacturing process. The chassis is CNC-milled from 6063 anodised aluminium<\/b>, a finish usually found in high-end watches and automotive components, with select elements receiving hand-polished PVD treatments<\/b> that give subtle reflective highlights. Textured doubleshot PBT keycaps, a mirror-polished metallic snake keycap and a layered internal acoustic structure are round up the ultra-premium feel. <\/p>\n Razer also claims the internal build quality and tuned acoustics aim to deliver a \u201ccomposed typing experience\u201d, with every switch individually lubricated and integrated sound-dampening materials that give users a deeper, more controlled sound profile\u201d when under use.<\/p>\n Only 1337 (if you know, you know) units are made and each keyboard ships in a vegan leather signature box<\/b> with additional swappable keycaps and includes a five-year warranty<\/b>.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re interested to buy one, head over to Razer\u2019s e-store here.<\/p>\n