Razer Edge Pro

If you're a serious gamer, Call of Duty certainly beats Candy Crush Saga, and there's nothing quite like being able to play the latest PC titles on-the-go. However, the Razer Edge Pro has too many drawbacks, such as weight and battery life, to make it...

As tablets go, the Razer Edge is big, heavy, and expensive. Its battery life is pretty lousy, too. But it's also fast as hell, well built, and a total blast to use. It's one of the least-mobile mobile devices I've ever tested, and also the most...

The Edge is a product before its time. While the concept has merit, it suffers from flaws – and that's not entirely Razer's fault. Yes, the tablet and controller could be more ergonomic and attractive; but would such changes make the Edge less...

The Razer Edge Pro gaming tablet crams high-powered specs into a chunky chassis for fragging on the...

We don't recommend running out to buy one, no matter how optimistic you are about your tax return, but go out of your way to give it a try.

So the Razer Edge's claims of portability come with a grain of salt when you factor all the gear needed to make it gaming ready. Then there's the matter of its battery life. But it does perform as advertised when it comes to gaming. Frame rates were...

The Razer Edge Pro is the Swiss Army knife of gaming tablets, but you'll need to make a few compromises for the...

I really like the Razer Edge - I've had a blast using it, using subway rides and free moments to catch up on all the games I missed. But unless you have money to burn, or fit into a very particular niche in the market, there's a good chance this isn't the device for you.