Looking for a verified Acer disability discount? Purpl members can save 15% on eligible Acer products, helping disabled people, people with long term health conditions, and parents and carers spend less on laptops, computers, monitors and technology accessories. Acer makes computers for everyday use, work, education and gaming. Its range includes lightweight laptops, affordable Chromebooks, desktop PCs and larger monitors, with options for different budgets and requirements. For many disabled people, a reliable computer is particularly important. It can make working from home, studying, managing appointments and staying connected much easier. We've partnered with Acer to help Purpl members reduce the cost of buying or upgrading their technology.
The discount is subject to the current offer terms, including any product exclusions or restrictions on combining promotions.
Acer sells computers for different needs and budgets, including Aspire laptops for everyday tasks, lightweight Swift laptops, Chromebooks, TravelMate business laptops and Nitro and Predator gaming equipment.
Its monitors come in different sizes and resolutions, including models suitable for home working and larger-screen setups.
Many Acer Windows computers support built-in accessibility features such as screen magnification, voice access, screen readers and alternative input devices. These can be useful for people with visual impairments, reduced dexterity or difficulties using a standard keyboard and mouse.
Computers and monitors can be expensive, particularly when you need a reliable device for work, education or everyday independence.
There are several ways to save when buying directly from Acer.
For example, an eligible Acer laptop costing £800 would cost £680 after the Purpl discount, saving £120.
The right computer can make everyday tasks easier, particularly if you experience fatigue, pain, reduced mobility or difficulties using a standard keyboard and mouse.
Acer's range includes different screen sizes, laptop weights and computer designs, allowing customers to choose equipment that suits their individual requirements.
Larger screens and monitors: A bigger monitor can make text, documents and applications easier to view. Acer sells a range of desktop monitors, including models with higher resolutions and adjustable stands. For people with visual impairments, a larger display may be useful alongside the magnification and contrast settings available in Windows.
Lightweight laptops: Acer's Swift range includes thin and lightweight laptops that may be easier to carry between rooms or use in different locations. If you experience fatigue or have difficulty lifting equipment, check the exact weight of the laptop and its power adapter before buying.
Alternative keyboards and mice: Many Acer Windows laptops and desktop computers can be used with compatible external keyboards, trackballs, ergonomic mice and other assistive input devices. This can be useful if you find a standard laptop keyboard or touchpad uncomfortable.
Touchscreen options: Selected Acer laptops offer touchscreen functionality, allowing you to interact with compatible applications using touch rather than relying entirely on a mouse. However, touchscreen controls aren't necessarily easier for everyone, particularly if you have reduced hand movement or difficulty reaching the screen.
Acer laptops running Windows 11 include Microsoft's built-in accessibility features, although availability can vary by device and software version.
These include:
Acer Chromebooks use ChromeOS rather than Windows, so their accessibility features and compatible software are different.
If you rely on specialist assistive technology, check that it supports the operating system and hardware before purchasing.
Acer Store contact page: https://store.acer.com/en-gb/contact
Delivery information: https://store.acer.com/en-gb/shipping-information
Returns and cancellations: https://store.acer.com/en-gb/returns-and-cancellations
Technical support: https://www.acer.com/gb-en/support
Acer Store customer service: 0371 760 1020
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9am–5.30pm.
Technology is a big part of everyday life, but replacing a computer or buying equipment that suits your needs can be expensive.
For disabled people, a reliable laptop or desktop computer may be particularly important for working from home, studying, accessing services or keeping in touch with others.
At Purpl, we want to help reduce these costs, especially when specialist software, additional monitors or accessories may also be needed. By partnering with Purpl, Acer helps our members save on computers and technology, making it more affordable to find equipment that works for them.
Reviewed by: The Purpl Team | October 2026
ACER savings
£500+
ACER savings
£500+