Acer Predator Atlas 7

Predator Power Shrinks to Seven Inches

The Acer Predator Atlas 7 takes the hardware of the larger Atlas 8 and fits it around a more portable 7-inch frame. Its 1080p touchscreen runs at 120Hz with variable refresh support and 500 nits of brightness, giving Windows games a sharp 16:9 display without pushing the handheld into tablet territory.

Intel Arc G3 Drives the Top Model

Configurations reach an Intel Arc G3 Extreme processor with Arc B390 graphics, supported by up to 24GB of LPDDR5X memory and 1TB of storage. A full-size M.2 2280 slot and UHS-II microSD support leave practical upgrade paths, while XeSS 3 can help demanding games fit the handheld's performance limits.

TMR Sticks Answer a Wear Problem

Optional TMR joysticks and Hall-effect triggers use magnetic sensing to reduce the physical wear associated with traditional potentiometers. Cooling comes from a dual-fan system with one metal AeroBlade fan and Acer's Vortex Flow tuning, an important addition when that much silicon is held between two hands.

An 80Wh Battery With Two Thunderbolt Ports

The top configuration carries an 80Wh battery, while two Thunderbolt 4 ports, Wi-Fi 7, and Bluetooth 5.4 cover docks and accessories. The Atlas 7 reaches North America in the fourth quarter of 2026 and EMEA in November. Acer has not announced pricing, leaving the smaller body's value as the biggest unanswered question.