The Nintendo Switch 2 Price Won't Get Hit By Trump's Tariffs
Briefly

Nintendo is set to reopen preorders for the Switch 2 on April 24 at a fixed price of $450. Despite the challenging tariff environment introduced by President Trump, which impacted accessory costs, Nintendo confirmed the console's launch price remains intact. Accessories, however, including the Pro controller and Joy-Con 2, will experience price hikes. The company expressed regrets regarding preorder delays, citing the need to understand evolving market dynamics before proceeding with orders, highlighting ongoing tariffs that significantly affect production costs and pricing strategies.
Nintendo announced that the Switch 2 preorders will begin April 24, with the console's price remaining at $450, despite new tariffs impacting accessory prices.
Following recent tariffs, Nintendo's accessories for the Switch 2 will see higher prices, with the Pro controller increasing from $79.99 to $84.99.
Nintendo expressed apology for preorder delays, attributing them to an evaluation of market conditions affected by tariffs announced by President Trump.
Switch 2 accessories will experience price hikes due to tariffs, signaling potential future adjustments depending on ongoing market conditions.
Read at WIRED
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