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Cricut
Basic information
Founded 1969
Legal structure Public
Industry Consumer electronics
Official website https://cricut.com/

Cricut, Inc. is an American brand of cutting plotters, or motorised cutting machines, designed for home crafters. The machines are used for cutting paper, felt, and vinyl[1] plus materials such as fabric, leather, matboard, and wood. Cricut is headquartered in South Jordan, Utah.[2]


Controversies

Attempted move to subscription model

In 2020 Cricut tried to change their TOS so that the machine that was already purchased would now require a subscription if a consumer used it more then 20 times in a month. The backlash was significant enough that they went back on this change, striking through the statement on their website [3][4]

Replacement warranty policy

In 2023, YouTuber Buy it Fix it bought a second hand Cricut Maker 3, which was still under warranty, and alleged Cricut had failed to offer an option to repair the product. They instead offered to furnish a new device and instructed the consumer to dispose of the nonfunctioning device. Buy it Fix it further alleges Cricut bans the serial numbers of the devices due to be disposed, making them impossible to use with their proprietary software, effectively ruining any chance of repairing the device in the future.[5]

Inability to use device offline

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See also

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