Razer has decided to pull down the pricing and pre-order pages for its latest gaming laptops, signaling clear changes in the gaming landscape as new tariffs loom. Current reports indicate that Razer’s laptop models are now unavailable in the US, with potential price increases expected due to the imposition of tariffs affecting technology imports.

The 🚫 Blade 16 is sold out with all initial units snapped up, and the US store now only shows a ‘Notify me’ button instead of purchase options. Similarly, customers in the UK face the same out-of-stock status.

This pause in sales is likened to the pre-order standstill for the Switch 2, where users are left awaiting stock updates. Razer’s swift action to remove pricing pages is thought to be a response to anticipated price adjustments, which might result in significant increases for new units entering the market.

Razer’s competitors have also started adjusting their pricing strategies, with announcements of similar concerns. Users are left waiting as we look toward the return of Razer’s offerings along with the inevitable changes in pricing strategy stemming from the tariff impacts.