I am autistic and I applied for DSA for my first year of university, but in all honesty, it's not worth it. I got a personal mentor who I would speak to once a week, which was pleasant enough, but I didn't need this. I'm unsure if some universities interpret the DSA requirements of students differently.
Despite what others have said, I did not receive a new laptop or any discount/money to go towards it - in my assessment I was told that DSA no longer provides or funds new laptops. The closest thing they do now is provide specialist software to people who require it, such as screen readers for blind/visually impaired people.
In my DSA statement, it says that I am eligible for a "printing allowance", but as it turned out for me, this printing allowance doesn't mean I get to print out any work for free or get an allowance on it. I still have to pay for that with my own money.
It means that whenever my tutors have to print out any extra lecture notes for me to clarify things, then I don't have to pay for them.
I think DSA is more useful for people who'd actually warrant the additional support like mentors, specialist equipment, scribes etc. I won't apply for it this year.