Samsung raises US prices of Galaxy A17, A27, A37 and A57
GSMArena reports Samsung's four main A-series phones now cost $30 to $70 more in the US.
Samsung raised the US prices of four of its cheaper Galaxy A phones. They now cost between $30 and $70 more. Before you pay the new price, look for store deals.
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Budget phones are getting dearer too, which pushes more buyers toward older models and deals.
Wait: sales on last year's A-series may be better value.
The details
- Galaxy A17: $200 to $270.
- Galaxy A27: $350 to $380.
- Galaxy A37: $450 to $490.
- Galaxy A57: $550 to $600, after a $50 rise at its own launch.
- GSMArena gave no reason or start date from Samsung. It says Samsung raised its high-end phones the week before.
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Exynos 1480 · 6.7in FHD+ Super AMOLED · 6y updates
GoodSafe pick with a bright screen and 6 years of updates.
Watch outChip is slow for the money; price now $489.
Exynos 1330 · 6.7in FHD+ Super AMOLED · 6y updates
GoodVery cheap phone with a good screen and 6 years of updates.
Watch outBasic speed and cameras; price now about $270.
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