President Trump's new tariffs on Chinese imports are hitting US tech firms hard, with almost 80% of smartphones sold in America made in China. Companies like Austere face 25% surcharges on imported components, forcing difficult decisions about absorbing costs or raising prices. The Consumer Technology Association warns that American businesses and consumers will suffer, as China remains the top supplier of electronic products to the US. Despite efforts to diversify supply chains, China's manufacturing capabilities remain unmatched, leaving many firms vulnerable to escalating trade tensions.