Logitech prices up by as much as 25% as tariffs kick in

Logitech prices have increased by as much as 25%, in what is almost certainly the result of tariffs kicking in on products imported from China. Not all prices have gone up, so if you have your eye on one of the unaffected accessories, now might be a good time to buy …

A video by Cameron Dougherty breaks down the the price raises.

In this detailed analysis, we examine Logitech’s recent decision to raise prices across 51% of their product catalog without any public announcement. The average increase of 14% affects everything from the MX Master 3S mouse (now $120) to the Pro Racing Wheel (up $200 to $1,200).
We break down the changes by product category, revealing which items saw the biggest jumps and which remained stable. This price increase, occurring just after Logitech withdrew their financial outlook due to “tariff uncertainty,” likely signals broader industry changes. As one of the largest computer peripheral manufacturers, Logitech’s pricing decisions typically influence competitors across the market.

The Verge confirmed these.
I took a peek at a few Internet Archive captures of Logitech’s current offerings to confirm the YouTuber’s findings, and sure enough, prices are going up.
The MX Master 3S, my favorite mouse and the one I’m using at this very moment, now costs $119.99, a $20 increase from before. And on the keyboards side, for instance, the Pro X TKL has gone up to $219.99 from $199.99 before. One keyboard Dougherty calls out, the previously $27.99 K400 Plus Wireless Touch, went up by $7 to $34.99 — a relatively small increase that, at 25 percent, is one of the higher price bumps Logitech made.

As is often the case, however, better prices can be found on Amazon, in some cases wiping out the price increase.

The MX Ergo mouse and the G703 gaming mouse are among the products whose prices remain unchanged, so if you’re planning to buy one of these, you may want to do so sooner rather than later.

Dougherty notes that Logitech pricing often influences its competitors, so we may well see other brands introducing similar increases.

Check out the full video below.