Samsung just raised the price on several more Galaxy phones in the US — Explained
Alongside a price hike on the Galaxy S26 series, Samsung has rolled out quiet price hikes on a number of its other Galaxy phones in the US as RAMageddon rages on.
As component costs continue to skyrocket, price hikes are becoming the norm. Just in the past 24 hours we’ve seen prices go up on Samsung’s Galaxy S26 flagships as well as the 7-year-old Nvidia Shield TV Pro. Seemingly nothing is safe, and that includes more of Samsung’s Galaxy phones, too.
Through Samsung.com and other retailers, the price of several Galaxy A devices has gone up.
This affects Galaxy A57, Galaxy A37, Galaxy A27, and Galaxy A17, with price adjustments ranging from $20 to $70 depending on the model and configuration.
- Galaxy A57 (128GB):
$549$599 - Galaxy A57 (256GB):
$609$679 - Galaxy A37 (128GB):
$449$489 - Galaxy A37 (256GB):
$539$609 - Galaxy A27:
$349$379 - Galaxy A17:
$249$269
PhoneArena, which first highlighted the price changes, also notes that this is the second major price hike on the Galaxy A17. Samsung’s entry-level device launched in January for $199 – and it arguably wasn’t even worth that price, let alone over 35% more.
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