Score A Switch 2 For $399 As Nintendo Scoffs At Tariff Refunds

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Nintendo denies refund claims from tariff ruling, while a Switch 2 deal offers $50 savings before a price hike.

Summary

After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Trump could not impose IEEPA tariffs, importers may be entitled to billions in refunds. Nintendo has filed to dismiss a class‑action lawsuit that claims the company should refund customers who bought Switch consoles and accessories, arguing that consumers paid what they bargained for and that commercial transactions do not require retroactive price adjustments. Meanwhile, a limited‑time deal on the upcoming Switch 2 offers $50 off the $499 retail price, giving new buyers a discount before the September 2026 price hike.

(Source:Hot Hardware)

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