Logitech is dealing with a proposed class action suit for not offering clients tariff refunds.

In April 2025, Logitech raised the costs on 51 percent of its portfolio, with some costs increasing by as much as 25 percent.

The problem looks for to “recuperate cash that Logitech drawn out from American customers as balanced out for import tariffs that the United States Supreme Court has actually because stated illegal, tariffs for which Logitech now stands to be repaid by the federal government. This is all while Logitech maintained every dollar of the matching cost increases it charged its consumers due to the unlawful tariffs.”

A building and construction and property real estate contractor in California, SJK Development, and California resident Ala Awadalla submitted the grievance in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, San Jose Division on Tuesday. Per the problem, both celebrations purchased Logitech mice at greater costs.

“Had Logitech not inflated its costs in the name of the illegal IEEPA [International Emergency Economic Powers Act] tariffs, Plaintiff[s] would have paid less for the very same item. Complainant[s] has actually gotten no refund, credit, or other settlement from Logitech representing the tariff element of the rate Plaintiff[s] paid,” the problem checks out.

Logitech didn’t make a public statement about the rate walkings, which are still executed. The problem highlights several times that Logitech executives informed financiers that the cost boosts would or had actually balanced out the monetary effect of the tariffs. This consists of a contact May when Matteo Anversa, Logitech’s CFO, stated, “The favorable effect of the United States rate actions and beneficial forex more than balance out the effect of tariffs and greater promos.” Anversa was going over Logitech’s financial Q4 2026, which he kept in mind was “the greatest level of success in the history of the business beyond the COVID peak.”