Electronics have low markups (typically 20-50%) because consumers easily compare prices online, products depreciate quickly, and the market is highly competitive. Retailers often make more from accessories, warranties, and services than from the core electronics products themselves.

Accessories like cases, cables, and chargers typically carry markups of 100-300%, far higher than the devices they complement. Many electronics retailers price core products competitively and rely on accessory sales to achieve their overall margin targets.

Yes. Electronics lose value quickly, so your markup needs to cover the risk of unsold inventory losing worth. Set markups that allow modest discounting within 2-3 months while still maintaining profitability, and avoid overstocking products with short life cycles.