Maximum PC: The Razer Edge sounds fantastic: a Windows 8 tablet, notebook, and portable gaming system in one. But in actual use, the Edge is a letdown. The Edge starts at $1,000, with the Pro (reviewed here) climbing up to $1,450. That may be pricey for a "tablet," but it comes with an Intel Core i7-3517U, Nvidia GT 640M LE, 8GB of DDR3/1600, and a 256GB SSD. While it’s supposed to be the happy love-child of a portable tablet and a powerful PC, the end result is a compromised monstrosity.
Razer shrinks the Leviathan soundbar for V2. It's got a smaller price tag, too.
No, the cool SwitchBlade UI keys aren't coming back.
The Razer DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed is a solid midrange mouse with a lot of performance under its belt, as well as offering an inexpensive solution for prospective buyers.
mixed reviews all over the place.