Last week, Samsung hiked the prices of its high-end devices in the US (along with Europe and India), and today the company has raised the prices of its low-end and mid-range phones in the US as well. We're talking about the Galaxy A17, A27, A37, and A57. The A17 is now $270, up from $200 when it launched.
The A27 now goes for $380, up from $350 when it was released. The A37 now costs $490, up from $450 when it arrived. Finally, the Galaxy A57 is now $600, $50 more than when it debuted - but that $550 price tag was already a $50 hike from the $500 of its predecessor.
So now the A57 is priced like an FE would have been just a few years ago. Of course all of these are the official recommended retail prices, and deals will be available from time to time - we extensively cover those each week, so make sure you check our deals posts.
Source: GSMArena · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing