Now, Razer laptops have become one of the latest collateral losses to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Nintendo suspends 2 reservations for a few days. edge According to reports, Razer suspended the direct sales of devices such as Blade 16 gaming laptops in the United States.
The Blade 16 product page recently included a pre-order link and now only offers a very “notify me” button. Additionally, its configurator page allows you to recently select graphics cards, processors, and other specifications a few days ago, and now draws 404 errors. You can still book in Europe and elsewhere.
Razer’s Laptop Products for American Customers’ page now contains only real-time order links for items like skins, docks, and cooling pads.
Although Razer has not publicly linked the pause to Trump’s tariffs, it is not difficult to connect the two. The levy program was launched tonight at 12:01 AM ET, which greatly affected companies that build products or originate from parts in countries such as China and Taiwan. Tariffs are taxes on imported foreign goods, and companies usually transfer higher costs to consumers. Economists estimate that consumers will pay an additional $3,800 a year due to Trump’s policies — that’s 104% in total before Trump announced additional tariffs on China.
As Nintendo measures the situation and considers the next move, Razer’s pause comes after the Switch 2 US reservations are halted. Similarly, the framework stopped selling some of its laptops in the United States, and Reuters Memory chip maker Micron plans to add surcharges to certain products, reported Tuesday. “Liberation Day” is expected to continue to play, as official taxes tonight have begun since 1968.
