Razer has announced the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition, an officially licensed controller for PlayStation 5 with support for PC. The limited release is scheduled to become available on 10 November 2026, with production restricted to 1,337 individually numbered units. Razer has not disclosed a price.
The controller uses a 260-gram magnesium alloy exoskeleton with polygonal openings across the top and rear. Razer says a nano coating helps protect the exposed internal components from debris. Its partly transparent touchpad is made with tinted glass and carries a laser-etched Razer logo, while the handles use textured thermoplastic polyurethane covers.
Designed for PS5 and PC
The Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition has symmetrically positioned thumbsticks equipped with contactless TMR sensors. Razer says the sensors are intended to improve durability and aiming precision. The controller also includes six remappable controls: four mouse-click rear buttons and two claw-grip bumpers. These can be assigned to commands such as melee attacks without requiring players to remove their thumbs from the sticks.
On PC, the controller supports Razer HyperPolling Wireless with a polling rate of up to 2,000Hz. That maximum applies to PC use. The announcement also notes that Sony Interactive Entertainment has neither tested nor endorsed the controller’s PC compatibility. PlayStation 5 and PC connections are handled by the included Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Dongle, while a cable with USB Type-A and USB Type-C connectors supports wired play and charging.
| Specification | Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition |
|---|---|
| Platforms | PlayStation 5 and PC |
| Weight | 260 grams |
| Thumbsticks | Contactless TMR sensors |
| Remappable controls | Six: four rear buttons and two claw-grip bumpers |
| PC wireless polling | Up to 2,000Hz through Razer HyperPolling Wireless |
| Production | 1,337 individually numbered units |
Profiles and interchangeable controls
Players can use the Razer PS mobile app or Razer Synapse to change button assignments, thumbstick sensitivity and trigger response. Custom profiles can be stored on the controller, allowing the configured settings to be carried between gaming setups.
The collector’s-edition package includes a leatherette carrying case, a wireless dongle, alternate thumbstick caps and covers for the rear buttons. The replacement thumbstick options include a short convex cap and a tall concave cap. Four interchangeable rear-button covers are included, along with an anodized aluminum tool for changing them.
Razer says the action buttons, directional pad and secondary inputs use double-shot PBT construction. The company describes the material as resistant to fading markings and oil accumulation. With the 10 November release date and a production run of only 1,337 units, the Signature Edition is positioned as a limited hardware release rather than a standard controller rollout. Razer has yet to publish its price.
