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Colorado Law Empowers Consumers to Repair Electronics, Save $382

1/12/2026

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A new Colorado law, effective January 1, expands consumer rights by enabling individuals to repair their electronics and could save families about $382 annually.
The law requires manufacturers to provide parts, tools, and manuals for repairs on devices such as phones and appliances.
Democratic state Rep. Brianna Titone, who sponsored the bill, faced resistance from corporations, particularly Apple, while the law excludes marine vessels and medical devices.

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A new Colorado law, effective January 1, expands consumer rights by enabling individuals to repair their electronics and could save families about $382 annually.
The law requires manufacturers to provide parts, tools, and manuals for repairs on devices such as phones and appliances.
Democratic state Rep. Brianna Titone, who sponsored the bill, faced resistance from corporations, particularly Apple, while the law excludes marine vessels and medical devices.