Upgrade Your PS5 Setup With Razer’s $350 USD Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition
From its tinted glass touchpad to its matte black grips, every surface on the limited-edition controller is treated as a finish worth noticing.
Summary
Razer’s Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition wraps its PS5 controller in a 260-gram magnesium alloy exoskeleton with an open-air polygonal design.
Only 1,337 serialized units will be produced worldwide.
Razer is pushing its PS5 controller into collector’s territory with the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition, a limited version of its competitive pad built around a magnesium alloy exoskeleton, chosen for its strength-to-weight balance and its malleability, which lets it hold the fine curvature a premium controller demands.
The frame’s top and back plates are cut through with an open polygonal pattern, while chamfered edges and a nano coating help keep debris away from the exposed internals, and the whole thing comes in at just 260 grams. Finishing touches lean luxe: matte black, micro-textured TPU grips built to shrug off oils and abrasion, plus a Razer logo laser-etched into a semi-transparent tinted glass touchpad. The badge itself carries weight, too, as Razer says Signature Edition status is only granted to concepts where advanced materials, finishes and tighter tolerances produce results conventional methods can’t.
Under the shell, the hardware matches the standard Raiju V3 Pro’s tournament credentials. Anti-drift TMR thumbsticks rely on contactless sensors, joined by six remappable multi-function buttons, two claw-grip bumpers and four mouse-click back buttons. It is officially licensed for PS5 and also tuned for PC, where Razer HyperPolling Wireless unlocks a 2,000Hz polling rate, and players can build up to four profiles, adjust thumbstick dead zones and tune trigger actuation via the Razer PS Controller App or Razer Synapse 4.
The box doubles as a kit, holding a vegan leather Signature box, swappable thumbsticks, back button covers and an anodized aluminum torque driver, with the short convex sticks suited to quick rolling inputs and the tall concave pair offering more leverage for precise aim. Production is capped at 1,337 individually serialized units worldwide, launching November 10, a figure that nods to gamer “leet” speak and the controller will be sold exclusively through Razer’s official webstore and select physical locations.
Meet the Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition, a new expression of competitive mastery that takes shape around a magnesium alloy exoskeleton: https://t.co/lVfTixrdWV
Every detail serves a purpose, from its laser-etched glass touchpad to its micro-textured TPU grips. Anti-drift TMR thumbsticks and six remappable macro buttons put responsive control at your fingertips, giving every input the intention it deserves.
Debuting with 1337 serialized units worldwide, it’s a collector’s piece engineered for those who appreciate exceptional craftsmanship as much as the pursuit of performance. The countdown begins on Nov 6.
— R Λ Z Ξ R (@Razer) November 3, 2026
