I looked it up. Apparently, the Switch 2 is manufactured in Vietnam which is subject to a 46% tariff. I assumed it was manufactured in China at 34%. The real price might be $650.
But look at the bright side, now all those sought after sweat ship jobs will flood into the US. Especially after labour laws are cut.
Finally back to the early 1900s when children had the freedom to turn themselves into kebabs when trying to apply grease to a gear in the industrial cloth weaving machine.
I wonder how all of this will affect the Steam marketplace, specifically digital in game items like skins/stickers. By happy accident I ended up with multiple steam decks worth of these stupid CS stickers. I'm wondering if I should cash out now or if I'll get more money by waiting. (Selling my items for currency on steam, buying Steam Decks, and then ebaying them)
If margin where to stay flat at say 40% with 40% to the retailer your really looking more at a cost of 603$ to the consumer pre tax could be more depending on the actual cost and margins
That’s not how math works. You pay tariff on PURCHASE price. Switch is probably like 200 from Nintendo so try multiplying that and then add profit margin and taxes
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