
Today, during CES 2025, Acer officially revealed its on-the-go gaming devices, including a new Nitro Mobile Gaming Controller, which sells for $69.99, as well as the specs for its two upcoming AI PC gaming handhelds — The large Acer Nitro Blaze 8 and the massive Acer Nitro Blaze 11. As of right now, the two biggest problems with PC gaming handhelds, in general, are that they tend to be extremely expensive and they don't have very long battery life. So, do Acer's handhelds tackle these issues?
Ever since Acer teased a Nitro Blaze 7 last summer (which doesn't seem to be at CES), I've been wondering if Acer would introduce a more economical option to the market, but that is not the case here (although I won't rule it out for the future). If anything, these new devices are more expensive and designed with premium features. Before I dive into all of that, here are the specs of these new Nitro Blaze handheld devices.