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Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition Price ($349.99) & Resale

· 4 min read · By the Friends & Family team

Razer put its Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition on sale today at $349.99, limited to 1,337 serialized units. Presales were already closing well above retail on eBay, but our lowkey flips lead called it a slower mover.

The Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition PS5 controller in black, with an open skeletal frame around the thumbsticks and the Razer logo on the touchpad
Image: Razer, via razer.com

The Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition is a limited PS5 controller that went on sale on Razer.com on November 10, 2026 for $349.99. Razer says only 1,337 individually serialized units exist. Two eBay presales had already sold the same day (checked November 10): one at $599.99 (best offer accepted) and one listed at $449.99 or best offer. For comparison, the regular Raiju V3 Pro sells used for about $90 to $145.

How much is the Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition? Price and where to buy

  • Price: $349.99 on Razer's US store, per Razer's product page. Dexerto and GagadgeT report the same $349.99 figure.
  • Where: sold exclusively on Razer.com and select RazerStores, in regionalized drops, first come first served.
  • Edition size: 1,337 serialized units worldwide, per Razer's announcement as reported by Dexerto, Guru3D and Technobezz.
  • Returns: Razer lists 14 days of risk-free returns on purchases made directly from its store. Check the return terms at checkout, because limited items can differ.
  • For comparison: the standard Raiju V3 Pro lists around $215 to $220 new.

What's different about the Signature Edition?

From Razer's product page:

  • Magnesium alloy exoskeleton with an open-air, polygonal design, and a weight of 260 g.
  • TMR (anti-drift) thumbsticks, a laser-etched glass touchpad and micro-textured TPU grips.
  • Up to 2000 Hz polling and removable mouse-click back buttons.
  • In the box: vegan leather signature box, HyperSpeed dongle, swappable thumbsticks, back button covers, an anodized aluminum torque driver and a USB-C cable.
  • It is an officially licensed PlayStation 5 product.

How rare is the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition?

Rare by count: 1,337 units, each serialized. Razer has used the 1,337 number for other limited products, and our lowkey flips lead noted some of those have a decent secondary market, though those were mice and keyboards, which attract a slightly different buyer than console players.

Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition eBay sold prices

We checked eBay on November 10, 2026, the day of the drop.

  • Signature Edition, sold: two presales. One at $599.99 (best offer accepted, free delivery). One listed at $449.99 or best offer plus delivery, where the final accepted offer isn't shown.
  • Regular Raiju V3 Pro, sold: about $145 (pre-owned, April), $131 and $89 (scratch and dent, November).

Two sales is a thin sample, and presale listings are sold before sellers hold the item. The first week of sales will show where this really settles.

The math: what does it clear after fees?

eBay's fee is roughly 13% plus a small per-order fee on the price plus shipping and tax for most categories; check the seller fees page for your category. The math below uses 13.25%.

  • At $450: fees are about $60, leaving about $390. Against $349.99 plus tax, that is roughly $30 to $40 of profit before shipping.
  • At $600: fees are about $80, leaving about $520, a gain of roughly $150.
  • At $350 or below: you lose money after fees.

These are illustrations, not forecasts. Taxes and shipping change the figures.

Is the Razer Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition worth it?

As a flip, maybe, but it is slow and not safe. The price is $349.99 and early presales sold at $450 to $600 (checked November 10, 2026), which clears a small to decent profit after fees only if buyers keep paying that. As a controller for yourself, it is a premium build with TMR sticks and a 260 g body.

Flip, hold or pass? Our take

Our lowkey flips lead's read before the drop:

  1. Some resale potential. Older non-limited versions of this controller sit near $150 used, which shows there is a market, though not a direct comparison.
  2. Could be a slow mover. Razer's earlier 1,337 releases were mice and keyboards, a different crowd.
  3. Returns matter. Razer has a return policy, but the team planned to confirm the items weren't final sale once the page went live.
  4. Not the most insane ROI. If you want a safer, easier flip, this may be one to skip.

Our read: a small flip if you got one at retail, a hold only if you want it. Presale prices near $450 to $600 are a good sign, but with two sales and a $350 cost, pass if you'd have to chase it above retail.

What to watch

  • Sold-out status and restocks on Razer.com, which would cap the premium.
  • More eBay sales over the next week, especially with a firm price rather than best offer.
  • Return terms, if you plan to flip.

More reading: today's lowkey flips roundup and the rest of our lowkey flips guides.

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The team posts each limited drop with the retail price, return policy and the eBay search before it goes live. Members had this breakdown hours before Razer opened sales.

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