Razer has launched its new Huntsman V3 Pro Low Profile Tenkeyless 8KHz gaming keyboard, bringing the company’s esports-focused features to a slimmer design.

The keyboard is made for competitive gamers who want quick key response while also looking for a more comfortable low-profile layout. It uses new analog optical switches and supports a true 8000 Hz polling rate.

Fast response in a low profile design

The Huntsman V3 Pro Low Profile TKL 8KHz uses Razer Low Profile Analog Optical Switches with adjustable actuation between 0.1 mm and 2.8 mm. Gamers can change this setting depending on how sensitive they want the keys to be.

It also includes Rapid Trigger Mode, which allows keys to reset based on how the key moves rather than using a fixed reset point. This can be useful in games where fast repeated movement is important.

Razer has kept the total key travel at 2.8 mm, while the front of the keyboard measures just 19.5 mm high. The company says this design reduces finger movement and provides a more natural wrist position during long sessions.

The keyboard also supports True 8000 Hz HyperPolling. Razer claims its testing produced an average latency of 0.39 ms with the actuation set to 0.1 mm, which the company says was 52% better than the closest competing keyboard in its test.

Made for competitive gaming

The new keyboard includes Razer’s Advanced Input Control features. Snap Flex allows different actions to be assigned to a key press and key release, while Dynamic Keystroke can assign up to four actions depending on how far a key is pressed.

Instant Cancel Control and Dual-Keypress Priority are also included. These features are designed to give players better control over movement and help prevent unwanted inputs during fast gameplay.

Razer says the Huntsman V3 Pro keyboard has already been tested in professional competition. MOUZ player Lotan “Spinx” Giladi used the unreleased keyboard during BLAST Bounty Season 2, where MOUZ won the tournament and Spinx received the first HLTV MVP award of his career.

The keyboard also comes with lubricated switches and internal foam to provide a smoother and quieter typing experience. Users can save settings on the keyboard and make quick adjustments without relying entirely on software.

Razer Synapse Web support is another useful addition, allowing players to access their settings without installing the full Synapse application on every PC.

Overall, the Huntsman V3 Pro Low Profile TKL 8KHz is aimed at gamers who want the speed and control of an esports keyboard in a slimmer and more comfortable form factor.

Razer has introduced the Huntsman V3 Pro Low‑profile Tenkeyless 8KHz, a slimmer TKL variant of its analogue optical esports keyboard. The board uses new low‑profile switches and supports adjustable actuation alongside an 8,000Hz polling rate.

The keyboard uses Razer’s Low‑profile Analog Optical Switches, offering adjustable actuation from 0.1mm to 2.8mm, with Rapid Trigger Mode for faster key resets. Total travel sits at 2.8mm, and the front height measures 19.5mm to reduce wrist angle. Razer claims the board can achieve an average latency of 0.39ms at 0.1mm actuation when paired with its 8,000Hz polling mode.

Advanced input features from the full‑height Huntsman V3 Pro also carry over. Razer Snap Flex enables separate press and release bindings, while Dynamic Keystroke allows up to four actions on a single key based on actuation depth. The switches are pre‑lubricated and sit on internal dampening to soften impact noise. Profiles save directly to onboard memory, with further configuration available through Razer Synapse Web.

The Huntsman V3 Pro Low‑profile Tenkeyless 8KHz is priced at £229.00 in the UK, $229.99 in the US and €259.99 in Europe.

KitGuru Says: Razer’s Huntsman V3 Pro line now includes a low‑profile option for those who prefer a slimmer chassis and adjustable analogue actuation.

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