Acer has Launched New Portable USB-C Monitors in South Africa

Acer has launched new portable USB-C monitors in South Africa, bringing a new level of flexibility and convenience to anyone who needs a reliable screen on the go. Acer Africa announced the highly anticipated launch of two ultra-portable USB-C-powered monitors, designed to meet the needs of modern professionals, students, educators, and gamers. These new displays are slim, lightweight, and easy to carry, making them perfect for work, study, or entertainment anywhere.

Acer’s new portable USB-C monitors in South Africa are built for people who are always on the move. Whether you’re a remote worker, digital nomad, student, or someone who just wants a bigger screen for gaming or movies, these monitors are made to fit your lifestyle. With just a single USB-C cable, you can power up and connect your monitor, making setup quick and clutter-free. This plug-and-play simplicity means you can extend your workspace, deliver presentations, or enjoy videos wherever you are, at a coffee shop, airport lounge, or home office.

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Glenn du Toit, Acer Africa’s Country Manager, explained, “The way we work, learn, and play is no longer confined to a single location. Our new Acer portable monitors are designed for life on the move. These displays offer the perfect blend of portability, performance, and versatility. Whether you need to boost productivity on a business trip, engage students in an interactive lesson, or transform your smartphone into a gaming console on the fly, Acer provides a crisp, vibrant visual experience in an incredibly sleek package.”

Acer’s New Portable Monitor Line-up

Acer has launched new portable USB-C monitors with two main models in South Africa:

Acer PM161Q J (Non-touch version): Priced at R2,499, this model features a 15.6-inch Full HD (1920×1080) IPS display, offering vibrant 6-bit colors and a wide 178° viewing angle. It has a fast 4ms response time and supports AdaptiveSync (compatible with FreeSync and G-SYNC) for smooth visuals. Weighing only 700g, it’s extremely easy to carry and comes with an adjustable cover for different viewing angles.

Acer PM161QT (Touch-enabled version): At R3,499, this interactive version also has a 15.6-inch Full HD IPS display but supports 16.7 million colors and 10-point touch functionality. It includes HDR10 for better contrast and color, a 170° viewing angle, and AdaptiveSync support for tear-free visuals.

Key Features & Benefits

Acer’s new portable USB-C monitors in South Africa stand out for several reasons:

Unrivalled Portability: Both models are ultra-slim and lightweight, making them easy to slip into any bag. The non-touch version weighs just 700g, ideal for travel, hot-desking, or quick setups anywhere.

Seamless Performance: Enjoy crisp, clear Full HD visuals with IPS panel technology. The single USB-C cable handles both power and data, reducing cable clutter and making setup effortless.

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Exceptional Versatility: 

• Productivity Powerhouse: Extend your laptop screen for multitasking, great for hybrid workers and digital nomads.

• Engaging Education: The touch-enabled model is perfect for interactive lessons and student collaboration.

• Mobile Entertainment & Gaming: Connect to consoles or smartphones for a bigger, more immersive viewing experience. AdaptiveSync ensures smooth, tear-free visuals for gaming and streaming.

• Eye Care Technology: Both monitors feature Acer VisionCare, which helps reduce eye strain during long use, supporting healthier viewing habits.

Acer has launched these new portable USB-C monitors in South Africa to set a new standard for flexible productivity and entertainment. These monitors are not just about portability, they deliver high-quality visuals, easy connectivity, and thoughtful features for anyone who needs a second screen on the go. Whether you’re working, learning, or playing, Acer’s new portable USB-C monitors in South Africa are ready to meet the challenge.

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