After the left melted down over 125% tariffs on China, they can finally calm down as now electronics, including iPhones, Nintendo Switch 2 and other popular devices will not be subject to any reciprocal tariffs coming into this country.
The new move will likely ease the blow for consumers while giving a boost to electronics giants such as Apple, Samsung and Dell.
A White House official confirmed to Fox News that the exemptions were put in place.
Among the other electric goods being exempted are hard drives, computer processors, solar cells, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, flat panel TV displays and memory chips. Those popular consumer electronics items generally aren’t made in the U.S. and setting up domestic manufacturing would take years, according to Bloomberg.
China accounts for nearly 25% of all electronic goods imported into the U.S., according to the U.S. Internation Trade Commission.