Acer has strengthened its connectivity portfolio with the launch of four new networking devices designed to deliver faster, more reliable internet access across homes, offices, and mobile environments. The new lineup includes the Predator Connect X7S 5G CPE, Acer Connect Ovia Wi-Fi 7 mesh routers (T360 and T520), and the Acer Connect M4D 5G Mobile Wi-Fi hotspot.
Together, these products reflect Acer’s push toward
next-generation connectivity, targeting gamers, remote workers, and users
operating in areas with limited fixed broadband infrastructure.
Predator Connect X7S 5G CPE: High-Speed 5G Router for Gamers
The Predator Connect X7S 5G CPE is built for
performance-driven users who need stable, ultra-fast internet, particularly in
locations where fiber connectivity is unavailable or inconsistent.
The router supports Nano-SIM-based 5G and 4G LTE, delivering
download speeds of up to 4.67 Gbps, while a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet WAN port provides
a wired backup option for uninterrupted connectivity. This hybrid setup allows
users to switch seamlessly between mobile and wired networks for gaming,
streaming, and smart-home management.
On the wireless side, the X7S features tri-band Wi-Fi 7 with
speeds reaching 5,764 Mbps. It also integrates Hybrid QoS with Intel® Killer™
Prioritization Engine, ensuring gaming traffic receives priority over other
network activity to reduce latency and lag.
Availability:
North America: 2026, starting at $499.99
EMEA: May 2026, starting at EUR 349
Acer Connect Ovia T360 and T520: Wi-Fi 7 Mesh for Homes and
Small Offices
Acer also introduced two Wi-Fi 7 mesh routers under the
Connect Ovia series, aimed at improving coverage and reducing dead zones in
homes and small offices.
Acer Connect Ovia T360: A dual-band Wi-Fi 7 router (2.4 GHz
+ 5 GHz) designed for apartments and smaller homes. Each node covers up to 90
meters, making it suitable for everyday internet usage.
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Acer Connect Ovia T520: A more powerful tri-band Wi-Fi 7
router that adds a 6 GHz band for higher bandwidth and lower interference. With
coverage of up to 110 meters per node and speeds up to 5,764 Mbps, it is better
suited for larger homes or environments with multiple connected devices.
Both routers support Multi-Link Operation (MLO), a key Wi-Fi
7 feature that combines multiple bands to improve speed, reduce latency, and
enhance reliability. Additional mesh nodes can be added to extend coverage,
with automatic switching ensuring smoother roaming throughout the space.
Acer Connect M4D 5G Mobile Wi-Fi: Connectivity on the Move
For users who need internet access beyond fixed locations,
Acer introduced the Connect M4D 5G Mobile Wi-Fi hotspot. The compact device
supports dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and can connect up to 16 devices simultaneously,
making it ideal for travel, events, remote work, or shared connectivity.
Its portable design and 5G support make it a practical
option for professionals and teams who rely on consistent high-speed internet
while on the move.
Acer Expands Copilot+ PCs with AMD Ryzen AI 400 Series
Alongside its connectivity launches, Acer also expanded its
Copilot+ PC lineup with new laptops powered by AMD Ryzen AI 400 Series
processors, bringing on-device AI features across thin-and-light, mainstream,
and gaming segments.
Acer Swift Go 16 AI
The Swift Go 16 AI is a lightweight productivity laptop
powered by up to an AMD Ryzen AI 9 465 processor with Radeon 880M graphics. It
supports up to 32GB LPDDR5x RAM and 1TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD storage.
Key highlights include:
16-inch WUXGA or WUXGA+ display, with optional OLED variants
5MP IR camera with HDR for enhanced video calls
Wi-Fi 7 connectivity
65Wh battery for all-day use
With these launches, Acer is positioning itself as a strong
player in both next-generation connectivity and AI-powered computing,
addressing the growing demand for faster networks and smarter devices across
home, work, and mobile environments.
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