Razer unveil Huntsman V3 Pro range at RazerCon

Throughout RazerCon 2023, the Huntsman V3 Professional was revealed by Razer following the announcement of its main Gen-2 Analog Optical Swap. Reaching a degree of responsiveness that may lead the market, the Razer Huntsman V3 Professional will supply an insane degree of customization together with actuation factors for each key.

A key characteristic of the Razer Hunstman V3 Professional lineup is Speedy Set off Mode. This new know-how permits for a key to be reset the second it begins touring upwards following an activation. This affords an unimaginable degree of responsiveness and can be essential in any recreation that requires twitch responses like CS2, Call of Duty, or League of Legends. Nice tweaking of this feature might be achieved to convey the sensitivity down in 0.1mm steps.

A full lineup of Huntsman V3 merchandise was revealed together with the V3 Professional, Tenkeyless, and Mini choices. The Professional is the usual full keyboard structure, whereas the Tenkeyless removes the quantity pad from the right-hand facet, decreasing the footprint of the keyboard. Lastly, the Razer Huntsman Mini removes every thing aside from the primary typing space of a keyboard, decreasing the dimensions, in comparison with the V3 Professional, by half.

Throughout RazerCon, it was introduced that the Razer Huntsman V3 Professional is offered for pre-order now, completely on the Razer retailer. It’s going to retail for $249.99 / €289.99. The discharge date is confirmed solely as ‘October 2023’ with restricted items accessible within the first wave.

For the Razer Huntsman V3 Professional Tenkeyless, the identical applies when it comes to availability and launch, however the retail worth is $219.99 / €249.99. As soon as once more, the identical availability and launch date applies to the Razer V3 Professional Mini, which is the most cost effective keyboard accessible and can value $179.99 / €209.99.

For extra perception on a few of the newest Razer releases, try our Razer Blade 16 review and Razer BlackShark V2 Pro review.