The Verge's review praises the new Framework Laptop 13 Pro as an outstanding modular laptop, but notes its reviewed configuration jumped in price by $800 due to sharp rises in memory costs, dubbed "RAMageddon" in the tech industry. The laptop retains Framework's signature repairability and customisable ports while significantly improving on the standard Laptop 13, making the sudden price surge particularly frustrating for a device otherwise considered exceptional.

The reviewed prebuilt unit, fitted with an Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor, 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, was originally priced at $2,299 but rose to $3,099 before reaching the reviewer, an increase driven entirely by memory price hikes. The Verge gave the laptop an overall score of 8, highlighting its excellent build quality, keyboard, trackpad and battery life, while flagging the high cost, a chassis that runs hot under load, and mediocre speakers as drawbacks.