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### Samsung A37 A57 Price Hike $50 Amazon Gift Card

Android Central • April 10, 2026 at 4:08 AM ET

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Samsung's new Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 are now available in the US, but both models cost **$50 more** than expected — $450 for the A37 and $550 for the A57. The price increase likely reflects rising memory and storage costs that hit mid-range devices hardest. Both phones feature **6.7-inch AMOLED displays** with 120Hz refresh rates and 1,900 nits peak brightness.

Amazon offers a **$50 gift card** with purchase, effectively canceling out the price hike and making it the best current deal. Samsung's website doesn't include the gift card but offers exclusive colors like Awesome Charcoal and Awesome Lavender for the A37, and Awesome Navy for the A57. Best Buy and Amazon each have their own retail exclusives in different finishes.

The A57 runs Samsung's Exynos 1680 processor with up to 12GB RAM, while the A37 features a 50MP triple camera system. Both include six years of updates and Galaxy AI features like Voice Transcription and improved Circle to Search. Despite the Exynos 1680 and 12GB RAM, performance doesn't feel notably faster than older models like the Pixel 7a. The phones also carry IP68 water and dust resistance ratings.

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