Not only has Acer been catching some extra attention at IFA 2026 thanks to its innovative gaming products, they also showcased a lot of other items.
First up is the Acer Vero 16, a premium laptop built around repairability as much as performance. Its chassis blends recycled and low-carbon aluminum, and Acer’s expanding its usual reduce-reuse-recycle approach to include repairability, adding a tool-free access latch, a detachable hinge, and removable I/O port covers so users can swap out their own battery or SSD. It’s powered by up to an Intel Core Ultra X9 processor with 180 platform TOPS, paired with a 16-inch 3K OLED display, and lands in EMEA in Q1 2027.
Joining it are two new thin-and-light laptops, the Swift Blade 14 and Swift Air 16. The Blade 14 is the standout for portability, weighing just 799 grams while still packing up to a 3K OLED screen and an Intel Core 7 processor. The Swift Air 16 goes for a slightly bigger footprint with an all-aluminum chassis, up to 120Hz OLED display, quad speakers, and fast charging that hits 50% in 30 minutes.
On the mobility side, Acer unveiled the Predator ES Thunder Pro e-scooter, its most powerful model yet with a 1,600W peak motor, 32Nm of torque, and the ability to climb inclines up to 28%. It adds Traction Control for better grip in wet conditions, 10-inch off-road tires, and a range of up to 70km per charge, plus smart features like dual location tracking and AI voice control through Acer’s eMobility app. It arrives in Europe in Q1 2027 starting at EUR 799.
Acer also expanded into some more niche categories. The EP130K is a paper-like ePaper monitor aimed at readers and deep-work sessions, while the PD163Q P3 triple screen extender links three 15.6-inch displays to a single laptop over one USB-C cable, giving hybrid workers up to four total screens. The C350e projector doubles as an AI companion when not in use, displaying photos and running Google Gemini through its detachable AI Badge remote. Rounding out the tablet side, Acer refreshed its Iconia X and A series with new 16-inch models, all running Android 16 on MediaTek Helio G80 chips.
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Lastly, for anyone doing serious creative or gaming work, the Aspire G 3D 16 laptop brings naked-eye 3D visuals to the table, using dual eye-tracking cameras to convert standard 2D content into 3D without needing special glasses or a discrete GPU. It’s powered by AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chip with up to 128GB of memory. Acer also refreshed its family-friendly Aspire S 27 and S 24 all-in-one desktops with Intel’s latest chips and an optional touchscreen with stylus support.
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