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Acer Swift Edge 14 Ships Internationally With 120Hz OLED and 990g Weight

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Acer Swift Edge 14 laptop is now available internationally, featuring a 120Hz OLED display, 990g weight, and Intel Core Ultra processors starting around $1,402.

Acer Swift Edge 14 Ships Internationally With 120Hz OLED and 990g Weight
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Acer has finally made the Swift Edge 14 available for purchase across seven international markets, bringing the lightweight laptop to consumers more than seven months after its initial debut at CES 2026. This release matters because it offers a rare combination of a high-refresh OLED screen and a sub-1kg chassis for mobile professionals who prioritize portability without sacrificing display quality. Buyers looking for a premium ultrabook can now find this model in active retail listings, moving it from a concept to a purchasable device.

Lightweight ultrabook with OLED screen and Core Ultra processors now available

The Swift Edge 14, also identified as model SFE14, centers on a 14-inch OLED panel that delivers an 1800p resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate. This display supports up to 500 nits of peak brightness, ensuring readability in various lighting conditions. Acer pairs this screen with a chassis that weighs just 990 grams, making it one of the lighter options in its class for daily commuting or travel.

Specifications

  • Display: 14-inch 1800p OLED, 120 Hz, 500 nits peak brightness
  • Processor: Core Ultra 5 325, Core Ultra 7 355, or Core Ultra 9 386H (noted as unavailable in current listings)
  • Memory: 16 GB or 32 GB RAM
  • Storage: 512 GB or 1 TB SSD
  • Weight: 990g

Under the hood, the laptop supports Intel Panther Lake processors, specifically the Core Ultra 5 325 and the Core Ultra 7 355. Memory configurations start at 16 GB and go up to 32 GB of RAM, while storage options include 512 GB or 1 TB SSDs. The device is powered by a 65 Wh battery, which Acer has integrated to support its lightweight design goals.

Pricing varies significantly by region, reflecting local market conditions and currency fluctuations. In the Eurozone, the Core Ultra 7 355 model starts at €1,439 EUR (around $1,681). Hong Kong buyers can find the entry-level Core Ultra 5 325 model for HKD 10,998 HKD (around $1,402), while Singapore prices range from SGD 2,599 SGD (around $2,043) for the base model to SGD 3,099 SGD (around $2,437) for the 32 GB RAM variant. Malaysian listings show prices from MYR 5,899 MYR (around $1,459) to MYR 6,999 MYR (around $1,731).

The laptop is currently available for purchase in Czechia, Germany, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Switzerland, and the UAE. However, the high-end Core Ultra 9 386H processor mentioned during the January CES 2026 announcement is not yet included in these active retail listings. We touched on Acer Swift Edge 16 ships with in our earlier Acer coverage, noting that the 16-inch sibling also utilizes similar Panther Lake hardware. The Swift Edge 14 now stands as a confirmed, purchasable option for those seeking a compact, high-spec OLED laptop in the regions where it is stocked.

Source: NotebookCheck

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