Samsung Hikes Prices of Entire Galaxy A Series Range
Meanwhile, the Galaxy A37 5G will now cost you $489.99, up from $449.99. The Galaxy A27 5G will now cost you $379.99, up from $349.99. The Galaxy A17 5G saw the smallest increase of the bunch and will now cost $269.99, up from $249.99.
- ▪Meanwhile, the Galaxy A37 5G will now cost you $489.99, up from $449.99.
- ▪The Galaxy A27 5G will now cost you $379.99, up from $349.99.
- ▪The Galaxy A17 5G saw the smallest increase of the bunch and will now cost $269.99, up from $249.99.
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- ▪ Samsung’s Galaxy A series just got hit with steep price hikes in the US — Android Authority
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Being an Android user has been getting a lot more expensive, amid the ongoing RAM crisis pushing up hardware costs, with few if any suppliers staying immune.Now, Samsung has raised prices on its entire Galaxy A series of mid-range smartphones in the US, after doing the same on its S26 lineup earlier this week.The Galaxy A57 5G saw the biggest increase, and will now cost $599.99, up $50 from $549.99 according to Android Authority, who first spotted the changes. Meanwhile, the Galaxy A37 5G will now cost you $489.99, up from $449.99. The Galaxy A27 5G will now cost you $379.99, up from $349.99. The Galaxy A17 5G saw the smallest increase of the bunch and will now cost $269.99, up from $249.99.
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