The Razer Edge is custom-built to be the ultimate Android gaming handheld.
The exclusive Snapdragon G3x Gen 1 delivers unrivaled performance, the 144Hz AMOLED display offers incredible clarity at high speeds, and Kishi V2 Pro is a console-quality controller for compatible Android and Xbox games.
Extreme Android Gaming Performance
The world’s first device* powered by the Snapdragon G3x Gen 1—an active-cooled gaming chipset with a 3 GHz Kryo CPU, purpose-built to play Android games at high framerates over long play sessions. *At the time of publication
Dominate touchscreen gaming or use the included Razer Kishi V2 Pro with microswitch buttons, analog triggers, programmable macros, and Razer HyperSense haptics for competitive AAA gaming.
Fluid Visuals and Responsive Gameplay
Gaming demands superior graphics and responsiveness to what handheld and smartphones offer. An industry-leading 144Hz display ensures your games look better and run smoother than the competition.
Play and purchase it on the spot at your nearest RazerStore.
Play Your Favorite Games Anywhere
Whether you love Halo Infinite, Fortnite, Diablo Immortal, or Roblox, Razer Edge gives you access to an epic game library. Play games from Google Play, or stream PC and Xbox Console games from your home or the Cloud.* *Third party hardware and services may be required
Your Definitive Android Gaming Experience
Razer Nexus is your ultimate dashboard for Android gaming. Launch games, explore recommendations, capture gameplay pictures and videos, or stream your gaming to the world–all at the touch of a button.
Learn more about Razer Nexus, the free companion app with your favorite games in one place
Use Virtual Controller Mode* to remap touch screen controls to the Kishi v2, adding controller compatibility to many of the biggest mobile games.
*Games may have specific rules about whether touch screen remapping to enable controller compatibility is allowed.
The Razer Edge Wi-Fi version has 6 GB, while the 5G version has 8 GB.
The Snapdragon G3x Gen 1 is a new gaming platform from Qualcomm. It features a new GPU built upon the Adreno 660 GPU. This new Adreno GPU features multiple optimizations for improved graphics, as well as higher clock speeds. The G3X Gen 1 chipset itself has been specifically designed and optimized for gaming via the new GPU, as well as paired with an active-cooling fan.
This delivers not just high performance, but sustained performance, allowing users to game for hours with high quality graphics and high frame rates.
Razer Edge supports MicroSD cards up to 2TB in size formatted as FAT32. Support for exFAT-formatted MicroSD cards is planned for a future update.
Razer Edge comes preloaded with the Razer Nexus App, Xbox Game Pass, NVIDIA GeForce Now, Steam Link, Epic Launcher (for Fortnite & Rocket League Sideswipe), and Parsec. Additionally, because Razer Edge is fully Google certified, additional apps and games can be downloaded from the Google Play Store.
Razer Edge comes preloaded with Razer Nexus, which is Razer’s mobile gaming hub. In addition to providing a game launcher and controller management interface, it provides a detailed catalog of hundreds of controller-compatible games.
No. Razer Nexus is 100% free and does not have any subscriptions. However, some of the games and services linked to from within the catalog in Razer Nexus may require a subscription.
For Android apps and games that natively support controller vibration, including most popular streaming services and emulators, Razer Kishi V2 Pro will automatically vibrate in the same way as a console controller.
For select mobile games that do not include native vibration support, Razer Nexus uses HyperSense Haptics to dynamically create detailed vibrations from the games’ audio.
No, not all games or services stream at 144 Hz, and many come with customizable settings. Make sure to check the settings.
While some games require an online connection, many native games will function offline.
This is a known bug with the version of Razer Nexus preloaded on the Razer Edge. In certain situations, the Kishi V2 Pro controller will stop working. This can persist even if Razer Nexus is uninstalled or disabled.
To fix this issue and prevent it from occurring, install the latest version of Razer Nexus from the Google Play Store. Then update your Razer Kishi V2 Pro controller's firmware from within Razer Nexus. The controller should work perfectly again.
This is a known issue with some apps and games on Android. Connecting 3.5mm headphones causes the controller to reconnect to your device. Some apps and games get confused when a controller disconnects and reconnects in the middle of a game.
For maximum compatibility with affected games, connect or disconnect your wired headphones from the controller before starting the game.
Bluetooth headphones are not affected by this issue.