The easiest option to implement would be to have separate SKUs for the charger and the laptop. And not three SKUs: laptop with charger, laptop without charger, separate charger.
replyIf you ship to multiple countries you can reduce the SKUs even more as the laptop SKU isn’t country specific anymore.
Offering a version without the charger for the same price would not reduce ewaste which is the point.
The laptop SKU probably would be country specific due to keyboard layouts though.
replyForgot about that one! And EU devices need an engraved trash-can (WEEE symbol)
replyhttps://europa.eu/youreurope/business/product-requirements/l...
> The laptop is being shipped anyway, so I assume the charger in there may be a "sweet deal" if you need one
replyYou do realize you’re paying for the charger, right? And you don’t like the option of not having to purchase the charger?
Sure. And support is paying for people that are buying chargers that are too weak. Or otherwise crappy.
replyThis is a Dutch source, but BTO charged 25 eur to remove the charger [0], because they prefer not to deal with people trying their own wonky chargers. Ok, so this was a 100 W+ laptop, arguably different (BTO only does this with 100 W+ models).
[0]: https://tweakers.net/nieuws/245774/bto-rekent-25-euro-boete-...