Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8khz

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Announced: Razer announced the Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz (product announcement) · 2026-10-03
Release: game · within October 2026 · Japan · 2026-10-03
Licensed by: Razer official website (Japan) · 2026-10-03

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Confirmed game within October 2026 Japan Oct 4 · source
Confirmed Razer announced the Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz Oct 4 · source
Confirmed Razer produces Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz Oct 3 · source

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Oct 5

Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz Hits Japan In October

Razer Japan has announced the Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz, a compact 60% layout gaming keyboard, with a release planned in Japan during October at 30,880 yen, according to ASCII.jp. The keyboard pairs Razer Analog Optical Switches Gen-2 with True 8000 Hz HyperPolling. Its actuation point adjusts between 0.1 and 4.0 mm, and it supports Rapid Trigger for fast re-input after a key is released. Advanced Input Control functions include Razer Snap Flex, Razer Snap Tap, Dynamic Keystroke, and Dual-Keypress Priority. A reported average latency of 0.48 ms is cited from testing. The body uses a 5052 aluminum alloy top case and double-shot PBT keycaps. Four directional arrow keys share dual-purpose modifier keys, and onboard storage holds up to six profiles. Razer says the design targets portability and tournament use, and settings can be changed through Synapse Web in a browser.

Oct 3

Razer Announces 60% Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz Keyboard

Razer announced the Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz on October 1, 2026, US time. The keyboard is a 60% layout model in the Huntsman V3 Pro 8KHz line, omitting function keys and arrow keys, and is set to go on sale in Japan within October at a direct sales price of 30,880 yen including tax. It uses Razer's second-generation analog optical switches and keeps support for rapid trigger and SOCD, which Razer calls Snap Tap. Its maximum polling rate is 8,000Hz. The chassis uses a 5052 aluminum alloy top case, and Razer says the compact footprint frees space for the mouse and is suited to carrying to offline tournaments. The product also supports Synapse Web Ready, which lets users adjust settings from a browser without installing software. Razer is accepting reservations on its official website.