GoPro faces class action over tariff refunds and price hikes

A federal class action has been filed against GoPro, alleging the company raised consumer prices to cover $20.2 million in IEEPA duties and then routed tariff refunds through a lender rather than directly to customers.

The complaint claims GoPro recovered about half of that sum—roughly $10 million—from American consumers through price hikes in April 2025.

The lawsuit contends that the refunds were not returned to consumers but instead funneled through a lender, potentially affecting the cost of GoPro products for buyers.

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