In celebration of Acer Day 2025, Acer Malaysia has announced a fresh line-up of ultra-portable devices tailored for today’s mobile-first professionals and hybrid lifestyles. The spotlight was on three major product launches: the Acer Swift Edge 14 AI laptop, AOpen QF23s Smart Portable Projector, and Acer PM161QT portable touch display, alongside the budget-friendly EK1 series monitors that bring high refresh rates to everyday users.
Acer Swift Edge 14 AI
First showcased at Computex 2025, the Swift Edge 14 AI (SFE14-51T-960E) is designed for users who want premium performance in a featherweight form. Weighing just 0.99kg and boasting up to 21 hours of battery life, it is built with a magnesium alloy chassis for both durability and style. Its soft-touch keyboard has a UV-cured finish for added comfort and wear resistance.
The display is a 14-inch 3K OLED panel with 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut and VESA DisplayHDR True Black 600, delivering exceptional colour depth and contrast. Acer also debuts the world’s first Corning Gorilla Glass with Matte Pro, reducing reflections by 95%—a great touch for bright environments.
Under the hood, it’s powered by an Intel Core Ultra 9 288H processor with an integrated Intel Arc GPU and an AI-focused NPU. Windows Hello facial recognition is supported via the FHD IR webcam, and Acer User Sensing 2.0 adds a layer of smart presence detection for both privacy and energy saving.
A purchase also enters buyers into a draw to win weekly prizes and a grand prize trip for two to Japan for the VCT Pacific Stage 2 Final
With dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, USB-A, and robust connectivity, the Swift Edge 14 AI blends productivity and portability. It's now available nationwide exclusively at Acer Concept Stores for RM7,999. Early buyers between 23 July and 6 August 2025 will get over RM449 worth of gifts, including an Acer HyperScrolling Wireless Mouse and RM200 Touch ‘n Go eWallet credit.
AOpen QF23s Smart Portable Projector
The AOpen QF23s Smart Portable Projector is available in yellow or grey, featuring Full HD projection, auto focus, and 250 ANSI lumens brightness from a 6,500 lumens LED source. Designed with a 2-in-1 carry handle that transforms into a projection stand, it supports both HDMI and wireless connectivity, allowing seamless casting from various devices.
Built-in speakers double as a Bluetooth audio system, making it suitable for movies, casual gaming, or travel entertainment. The AOpen QF23s is available now for RM649, with a special launch promo price of RM559 running from 24 July to 30 September 2025, through Acer’s online and retail channels.
Acer PM161QT
To support remote workers and mobile creatives, Acer has introduced the PM161QT, a 15.6-inch portable IPS display with Full HD resolution, 10-point multitouch, and single USB-C plug-and-play connectivity. Weighing just over a kilogram, the display includes anti-fingerprint and anti-glare coating and integrates Acer VisionCare to reduce eye fatigue during long hours.
As straightforward as it is, the PM161QT is perfect for sketching, dual-screen multitasking, or collaborative presentations on the move. It is priced at RM499, with a limited-time promo price of RM459 valid until 30 September 2025 via Acer eStore, Shopee, Lazada, and authorised partners.
Acer EK1 Series Monitors
For users seeking smoother visuals without breaking the bank, Acer has launched the EK1 monitor series, combining a 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms (VRB) response time, and AMD FreeSync for stutter-free performance. The ZeroFrame design supports multi-monitor setups, and built-in speakers add convenience.
- EK241YP6 – 23.8-inch at RM359
- EK251QP6 – 24.5-inch at RM379
- EK271P6 – 27-inch at RM429
Three models are now available, as seen above. All purchases between 24 July and 9 September 2025 come with a free Acer Wireless Optical Mouse worth RM69.
For more information, visit Acer Malaysia on Facebook or contact the Acer Product Infoline at 1800-88-1288 (Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm). Meanwhile, you can also check out the other Acer Day 2025 news and new devices below. Stay tuned for more trending tech news at TechNave.com.
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