#USElectronicsTariffs Here's a rephrased version:

"US Electronics Tariffs (2018-2020):

The trade war with China led to tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of Chinese electronics and components, with rates up to 25%. Some products, like smartphones and laptops, initially received exemptions.

Post-2021:

The Biden administration reviewed and maintained some tariffs. The USTR conducts periodic reviews and public comment sessions.

Impact:

- Higher prices for consumers

- Supply chain shifts to countries like Vietnam, India, and Mexico

- The CHIPS Act of 2022 invests in domestic semiconductor manufacturing to reduce reliance on imports."

This version still conveys the key points about the US-China trade war's impact on electronics tariffs and the industry's response.