Acer has added two models to its laptop lineup.

      The Acer Aspire Lite laptop lineup has been expanded with two new models featuring different screen sizes. The arrival of the Acer Aspire Lite 14 and Aspire Lite 17 confirms growing demand for devices that successfully balance performance, style and an affordable price.

      These newcomers do not try to be universal solutions for gamers or designers, but are clearly aimed at everyday routines — working with documents, online learning and content consumption.

      Acer Aspire Lite 14

      This model is positioned as the ideal companion for those who are constantly on the move. Its main assets are compactness and lightness. Weighing just 1.17 kg and with dimensions comparable to a standard A4 sheet of paper, this laptop will easily fit into any backpack. The sturdy matte silver chassis not only looks stylish but is ready to withstand the minor mishaps of mobile life. It won’t look out of place in a university lecture hall, a cozy café, or a business meeting room.

      Acer Aspire Lite 17

      The large-screen model offers a different approach. It is more of a mobile replacement for a stationary home PC that can be taken with you when necessary. Its main advantage is a spacious screen and a full-size keyboard, which add comfort during long periods of working with texts, spreadsheets, or watching movies. Despite the large screen, the laptop’s body remains fairly thin, which slightly eases transportation. The Aspire Lite 17 addresses not only everyday tasks but also more serious office work, offering the user more workspace. Image: Acer press service

      The manufacturer made an interesting move by equipping the models with different screen sizes with fundamentally different quality displays. The junior model received a modern IPS panel with a 16:10 aspect ratio and a high resolution of 1920×1200. Such a screen offers wide viewing angles, accurate color reproduction and high brightness, making work truly pleasant.

      In turn, the Aspire Lite 17 uses a less advanced TN panel with a lower resolution. This is a deliberate decision to keep the price of the large-screen model affordable. At the same time, the screen has an anti-glare coating, which combined with the large size still makes it convenient for many tasks, except those where color accuracy is critical.

      Both models are built on energy-efficient Intel processors, which positively affects battery life. The Aspire Lite 14 stands out here, capable of up to 9.5 hours of operation on a single charge. Both laptops support modern wireless standards Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5. An important feature of the whole series is universal charging via USB Type-C, which allows the use of third-party adapters and eliminates the need to always carry the supplied charger.

      Model

      Screen

      Processor

      RAM

      SSD

      AL14-32P-36FE

      14" WUXGA 1920×1200

      Intel Core 3 N355

      8 GB LPDDR5

      512 GB NVMe

      AL14-52M-35Z0

      14" WQ2.2K 2240×1400

      Intel Core i3-1315U

      8 GB LPDDR5

      512 GB NVMe

      AL14-71P-53L6

      14" WUXGA 1920×1200

      Intel Core i5-13500H

      16 GB LPDDR5

      512 GB NVMe

      AL17-31P-C4FR

      17.3" HD+ 1600×900

      Intel N150

      8 GB LPDDR5

      256 GB NVMe

      AL17-31P-36RC

      17.3" HD+ 1600×900

      Intel Core 3 N355

      8 GB LPDDR5

      256 GB NVMe

      AL17-31P-35NA

      17.3" HD+ 1600×900

      Intel Core 3 N355

      8 GB LPDDR5

      512 GB NVMe

      Overall, the new additions to the Aspire Lite lineup demonstrate a clear division into narrowly specialized niches within a single segment. The user gets not just two laptops of different sizes, but two different tools tailored to specific usage scenarios. One is for maximum mobility and image quality; the other is for comfortable work at home or in the office on a limited budget. This approach allows Acer to offer an attractive solution to a wide audience without sacrificing key modern features.