Atlona is responding to global uncertainty over potential tariffs by holding prices steady through the end of June, allowing customers to plan and design projects with confidence.

The move comes on the heels of Atlona’s Q1 price reductions, which lowered pricing on 33 products across three key product lines. That decision followed improved parts availability and reduced manufacturing costs. The positive customer response to the reductions played a role in Atlona’s decision to resist increasing prices in Q2.

“We understand that unexpected price increases can dramatically affect project budgets, especially for projects already quoted at pre-tariff rates,” said Jamey Swigert, executive director at Atlona. “Atlona has a strong reputation for delivering reliability through products and support services that help people work, learn, and collaborate more efficiently. That reliability also means maintaining business-friendly pricing during times of uncertainty. We will continue to take a measured approach as conditions evolve to ensure our customers can move forward without disruption.”