It's still unclear exactly how large the tariffs could be this time around.
On the campaign trail, Trump talked about tariffs of up to 60% on China and 10% on all other imports. In his first week in office, Trump has backed off from the largest duties, discussing a 10% tariff across the board from Mexico and Canada and a 25% tariff on goods from China.
A 60% tariff on China would be a huge blow to American consumers, according to a report by the CTA.
Laptop and tablet prices might increase by 45%, video game consoles by as much as 40% and smartphones by as much as 26%. That's a $213 increase in the average price of a smartphone, according to the CTA.