Acer has announced the Swift Blade 14, a 14-inch Windows 11 laptop that weighs 799 grams. The company presented it at its IFA 2026 press event in Berlin on September 2. Acer says the model is aimed at mobile productivity and visual work.

The laptop is 12.9 millimeters thick at its thinnest point. Acer uses a magnesium-aluminum alloy in the keyboard deck and carbon fiber in the top and bottom covers. The design comes in marshmallow blue and marshmallow white.

Buyers will be able to configure the Swift Blade 14 with Intel Core Series 3 processors. The top option is listed as the Intel Core 7 processor 350. The laptop has 12 GB of onboard LPDDR5-6400 memory and up to 1 TB of PCIe Gen 4 NVMe storage.

Acer offers several 14-inch display choices. The highest specification is a 3K OLED panel with a 2,880 by 1,800 resolution, a 90 Hz refresh rate and coverage of up to 100 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut. Lower configurations use a 1,920 by 1,200 screen.

The computer has a 50 Wh battery and three USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C ports. Two support full functions, while the third is for data transfer. A front-facing full HD camera includes a physical camera switch on the chassis.

Tom’s Hardware reported that the low weight comes with choices that favor portability over expansion. The memory is onboard, and the specification lists a compact set of ports. That makes the Swift Blade 14 more relevant to travelers than to buyers seeking a highly upgradeable workstation.

Acer says the laptop will be available in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region in December 2026. The company has not published a North American release date or a starting price in the announcement. Prices and configurations can vary by market.

The Swift Blade 14 is therefore a product announcement, not a retail availability report for every country. Acer’s confirmed details center on weight, materials, display options, processor range, battery and regional timing. More market-specific information will have to come from local Acer offices.