Class Action
Oct. 14, 2026
GoPro accused of keeping tariff refunds after raising consumer prices
A proposed class action accuses GoPro of raising prices to offset $20 million in tariffs, then retaining the benefit of refunds rather than returning the money to consumers who paid higher prices.
GoPro faces a proposed federal class action accusing the video-camera maker of raising consumer prices to offset and aggregate $20.2 million in IEEPA duties, then arranging for tariff refunds to flow through a lender rather than returning the money to customers who paid more.
"By its own account, [GoPro] recovered approximately half of that sum from American consumers through the April 2025 price increases, roughly $10 million," the complaint claims.
The plaint...
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