Nintendo Switch™ with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy‑Con™
By: Nintendo
Description
Listed Price
USD 299.00
Country of Origin
CN
The most important bits, at a glance.
Here's roughly how much you pay for tariff:
Potential price change due to tariff:
This could bring the new selling price to around $349.01 - $400.45.
Heads up: If you're considering buying this, be aware that prices might rise in the coming weeks/months due to these tariff changes. This is an estimate, and actual changes depend on many factors.
An estimated breakdown of what makes up the selling price (excluding sales tax) for the product shown below.
This breakdown uses the estimated tariff rate from a past lookback period (1.2632%). All figures are estimates based on available data and typical industry margins.
How a recent increase in tariff rates could affect future prices.
(Previously estimated around 1.2632% based on the past lookback period)
$100.01 - $101.45
This is the estimated extra cost the seller might face due to the new 50% tariff.
$349.01 - $400.45
Important Note:
Price changes due to tariffs often take weeks or months to appear. This prediction estimates the potential magnitude of the change, not the exact timing. Actual adjustments depend on seller strategy, market conditions, and inventory levels. We estimate sellers pass on 50% to 100% of tariff cost increases.
Expand the sections below for more specifics on the data and estimations used.
Our goal is to give you a clear understanding of how import tariffs might affect the price of this product. Since many factors influence pricing, our calculations involve several estimations and assumptions built upon publicly available data and common economic principles.
Important Considerations
- All figures presented are pre-tax estimates. Sales tax, where applicable, is additional.
- Our calculations are based on the Country of Origin you selected or that we detected: Japan (JP).
- This tool aims to provide transparency and awareness. Actual financial decisions should always be made with careful consideration of multiple information sources.
- The current price breakdown uses an estimated tariff rate from a past period (1.2632%), determined by analyzing tariff history over a dynamic lookback window relevant to the product's category. This rate represents a dominant or weighted average from that period, assuming a delay in price adjustments.
- Future price predictions assume sellers pass on 50% to 100% of any tariff cost increases to consumers.