Samsung’s Galaxy A Series Just Got Hit with Steep Price Hikes in the US
PhoneArena said the increases range from $20 to $70 as component costs continue to rise.
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Samsung's Midrange Phones Get Costlier: Galaxy A Series Feels the Pinch of Rising Memory Prices
Samsung has raised US prices across its Galaxy A57, A37, A27 and A17 models by $20 to $50, with the A17 now $70 above launch. Memory cost surges tied to AI demand drive the changes, echoing similar hikes in India and on the S26 series. The midrange segment feels the pressure most.
Samsung’s Galaxy A series just got hit with steep price hikes in the US
Credit: Tushar Mehta / Android Authority TL;DR Samsung has increased the price of its Galaxy A phones in the US. The price hikes affect the Galaxy A57 5G, Galaxy A37 5G, Galaxy A27 5G, and Galaxy A17 5G. This latest round of increases also comes after the Galaxy A17 5G received a $50 price hike in August. Plenty of smartphones have launched with higher prices in 2026 due to the RAM crisis, including Samsung’s own Galaxy A series phones. Unfortu…
Samsung has just increased the prices of four Galaxy A models in the US, with adjustments ranging from $20 to $70 depending on the version.
Samsung most affordable phones are now less affordable
Prices continue to rise on all sorts of consumer electronics products and the latest on the Samsung side of things is its series of affordable phones in the Galaxy A series, which are now reportedly seeing a price hike to counteract the rising costs of manufacturing components like RAM and storage. In the past few days, Samsung has started raising the price of its flagship Galaxy S26 family of devices in several regions, including the US, Canada…
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