Logitech Is Quietly Increasing Its Prices

Logitech quietly raises prices on many products, citing no specific reason. Observers note price increases of up to 25% on various items, strongly suggesting the impact of ongoing US tariffs on goods imported from China, where Logitech's main manufacturing facility is located.

Tech YouTuber Cameron Dougherty first highlighted these unannounced price adjustments. Analysis indicates approximately 51% of Logitech's product line, including mice, keyboards, webcams, and gaming accessories, has experienced price hikes. The average increase is around 14%, although some products show increases as high as 25%. This contrasts with other manufacturers, such as OnePlus, who have implemented even more substantial price increases on Chinese-manufactured goods.

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The impact is widespread. For example, the MX Master 3S mouse now costs $119.99 (a $20 increase), the Pro X TKL keyboard is $219.99 (a $20 increase), and the budget-friendly K400 Plus keyboard jumped from $27.99 to $34.99 (a 25% increase). Even high-end products like the Pro Racing Wheel saw a significant $200 price increase.

While not all Logitech products have seen price increases yet, the volatility of US trade policy suggests this could change soon. Existing stock levels and cost absorption by Logitech may be temporarily delaying price hikes for some items.

Consumers may find some products still available at the older prices on retailers like Amazon, but widespread price increases from various tech companies are anticipated in the coming months.

Source: Cameron Dougherty (YouTube) via 9to5Mac

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