I think some of these reviews are overly critical. The edge fs is a really decent playing yoyo for the price. It's super easy to hit DNAs with. I have been using the edge string that came with it and haven't had any snagging issues at all in regards to response. It is great for binds and it makes a satisfying noise on tight binds. It plays a little more on the heavy side and is pretty stable. I will say I do prefer my unprld recognition over it in terms of overall play and I think it's made better in terms of machining for a monometal that's similar in price. I still would be happy with this yoyo if I chose it though.

calling this an edge still weirds me out. it doesn't play like one, look like one, or has the quality of one. it plays like an old yyf design that got scrapped just to get called an edge for sales

Fingerspin-locks in quick and easy, and can pull start. the central dimple is almost flat so sometimes your finger may vibrate due to that.

general play: plays heavy on the string with good spin time. Stability is just okay when compared to other monometals around the same price. I suspect that the reason for that is the width- there is a lot more contact with the walls than other yoyos.

grinds: Absolutely fantastic. Lasts a long time. Slight complain on the finish- it collects a lot of sweat.

horizontal: In theory, should be amazing-stunningly low walls, lot of rim weight. In practice, mediocre compared to other throws. Again, probably width causing that.

speed: Kind of doesn't like to move, but it will do it.

response: Absolutely terrible. one of the worst responses on a yoyo I have ever seen. This yoyo will snag more than it will bind. Binds are incredibly slippy and somehow this yoyo will snag on anything. I am using kitty XL and it still refuses to bind. I suspect it is due to the stunningly low walls.

General feel: As earlier, heavy. Kind of feels hollow, hard to describe. Not anything of a fun/floaty feel.

Conclusion
This is a pretty decent monometal yoyo at a decent price. I definitely think there are better options out there. If you care about fun this is the opposite of that. If you care about response this is one of the worst binding yoyos of all time. If you like wide and very stable yoyos than this may not be for you.

It’s a pretty good yoyo, it finger spins really nice. It plays really nice on the string and is a very sturdy yoyo. One problem, at least for me, it gets snags really easy.

Despite weighing a hefty 66.80 grams, this yoyo has a nice presence on the string and doesn't feel cheap. Has a nice shape, design, and can do the DNA quite easily! Just got it after work and couldn't put it down for 1.2 hours!

Although the gap width is normal at 4.5, it felt a little snaggy and I seemed to get a LOT of knots, unlike my other throws. Perhaps it's because the yoyo is narrow. Also, the stock bearing was semi-responsive for 30 minutes. (Perhaps the bearing came already lubed and needed to be broken in.) Regardless, I am sure it will play even better once the pads are broken in. Great throw!