Nouvelles

As of February 10, 2025, we are pleased to report that U.S. shipping has returned to normal—for now. We are currently able to ship all packages, including those containing goods made in China, and the backlog from last week has been fully cleared.

Major Update: Section 321 Exemption Ends for Made-in-China Products. 
As of February 6, 2025, a new U.S. executive order has significantly altered cross-border shipping rules, particularly affecting eCommerce shipments from Canada to the U.S.

Both the FIMI Mini 3 and DJI Mini 3 are ultra-light drones, weighing under 249 grams. This means they do not require registration in many regions, including Canada.

In a recent update, President Donald Trump has announced a 30-day pause on the proposed 25% tariffs on most Canadian imports. This temporary relief provides Canadian businesses, including TUTT, with additional time to assess potential cost implications and explore solutions for shipments to the U.S

TUTT has always prioritized offering high-quality consumer electronics, smartwatches, drones, and portable monitors at competitive prices. However, these new tariffs could introduce increased costs and logistical challenges for shipments to the U.S.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with TUTT Electronics – Enjoy 12% Off Sitewide At TUTT Electronics, we are committed to providing high-quality consumer electronics that enhance your lifestyle. This Valentine’s Day, we are pleased to offer an exclusive 12% discount on all...

  At TUTT Electronics, we understand that while electronics are widely available, the right support can make a significant difference. Our commitment to delivering quality products, paired with reliable technical assistance, sets us apart.   2024 has been a year...

The TUTT E140P 14” IPS Touchscreen 2-in-1 Laptop is not only a technical powerhouse but also a customer favorite. With a commitment to delivering exceptional value, this laptop is supported by TUTT’s renowned customer service and endorsed by users across platforms for its performance and reliability.

After weeks of disruption caused by the Canada Post strike, operations are finally resuming, with Canada Post beginning to accept parcels and mail again as of December 19. This marks a critical turning point for businesses and consumers across the country, including TUTT Store.