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Logitech quietly raises prices on popular PC accessories by up to 25% after tariffs
(www.techspot.com)
*Raises American prices
this post was submitted on 22 Apr 2025
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They'll raise everyone's to offset the amount they have to increase on America.
Then they will be uncompetitive in other countries.
Yep. We're seeing it with coffee bean producers already. The US is such an enormous market that everyone's prices will go up to account for lost revenue.
At least that makes it easier to spot the US brands and avoid them then.
These raises need to be a separate charge called ‘Trump tariff charge’
That's literally what some companies are doing, to let consumers know that they aren't price gouging them, and that it's that dumbfuck's fault.
They shouldn't be doing it quietly, TURN UP THE NOISE!
Well, hopefully my old mx518 can limp along a few more years.