The Kishi V2 Pro as a wingman What sets the Razer Edge apart from the crowd is its intriguing ability to shape-shift into a gaming console, all thanks to the bundled Razer Kishi V2 Pro controller.

Our Razer Kishi V2 Pro review looks at the standalone version of the controller included with the Razer Edge, which brings haptic feedback and an audio jack to the device. Read on for our full ...

The Razer Edge is a mobile gaming handheld with some rather fantastic qualities. Bundled with the Razer Kishi V2 Pro mobile controller, it upholds Razer’s reputation for supreme build quality.

Using a powerful Android tablet, the Razer Kishi Pro V2, and some special software called Nexus, the Razer Edge mixes PC and mobile gaming in a way few other devices can. While its status as a PC ...

It’s worth noting that the Razer Edge 5G doesn’t actually ship with the Kishi V2 and instead sports the Kishi V2 Pro which adds a headphone jack on the left and uses Razer HyperSense haptics ...

The Razer Edge boasts powerful hardware and an impressive display to deliver a great gaming experience, but leans more toward the smartphone form factor than other handhelds. It's also held back ...

The Edge is essentially a mini tablet that comes bundled with a detachable controller, the Razer Kishi V2 Pro. That makes it more philosophically aligned with the Nintendo Switch than the Steam ...

This means the Razer Edge may not be quite as powerful as you ... but if you use the pass-through charging on the Kishi V2 Pro, things slow down to around 15 watts. Granted, this disparity might ...

as it’s just not strong or versatile enough to match the Steam Deck as a pure “Switch Pro,” despite being priced to match it. The perfect buyer for the Razer Edge is someone who doesn’t ...

The Razer Edge consists of two parts: a 6.8-inch tablet with a vibrant AMOLED screen, and a detachable Razer Kishi V2 Pro controller. Put it all together, and you have a compact, Switch-like ...

Over the past few years, Razer's Wolverine line of controllers ... Though it remains to be seen how the Wolverine V2 Pro stacks up against the DualSense Edge, I also took a look at PDP's ...