What I find interesting is that they don't increase the price and only remove those devices where they'd make a loss. I'd expected them to simply add the tariffs on top of the price and continue as usual.
this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2025
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You pay tariffs once the product hits the port. If you don't have the cash when they arrive to pay the tariffs (which you didn't plan for because all this happened in weeks and not many budgets accounted for it) then they destroy your cargo at end of day and you have until then to pay up. It's a 54% tariff on laptop hardware so you better be liquid.
My assumption is framework wasn't. Their stock maybe got burned up at port. I'm just speculating though.
Isn't Framework a US company? I wonder how many companies in the US will go bust due to tariffs.
*in the USA only