Framework delays shipments of its first Laptop 13 Pro batch by about a month after identifying issues during the run-up to mass production. Multiple outlets report that the company found problems related to the laptop’s haptic touchpad and its display, and that addressing these defects requires additional time before units can ship. The Laptop 13 Pro was initially expected to launch with shipments in June, but the first deliveries are now expected in July. One report notes there is still a possibility that some shipments could slip further, potentially into early August, particularly for orders not covered by the earliest batch. The delay affects customers awaiting the first wave of devices, while later batches are expected to move accordingly. Framework frames the postponement as part of its process to correct the hardware issues before broader distribution. No source indicates that the delay changes the overall product direction, only that it shifts the shipping timeline due to the identified touchpad and display concerns.