Samsung has implemented a notable price revision across various configurations of its popular Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 smartphones in the Indian market. These adjustments mean some models are now considerably more expensive than their initial launch prices, with increases reaching up to ₹11,000 for certain variants.
The changes, effective from a September 2026 pricing document, impact both RAM and storage configurations, requiring potential buyers to carefully verify current prices before making a purchase.
Galaxy A57 Sees Significant Price Adjustments
The Samsung Galaxy A57 has received price hikes across its available configurations. The 8GB RAM with 256GB storage variant, initially launched at ₹56,999, is now priced at ₹62,999, marking a ₹6,000 increase.
Similarly, the 12GB RAM with 256GB storage model has seen its price climb from ₹67,499 to ₹72,499, a ₹5,000 hike. However, this particular higher-memory variant is currently listed as unavailable for purchase.
Galaxy A37 Experiences Multiple Price Increases
The Galaxy A37 also features several revised price points, making it costlier for consumers:
- The 8GB RAM with 128GB storage configuration, which launched at ₹41,999, now costs ₹46,999, reflecting a ₹5,000 increase.
- For the 8GB RAM with 256GB storage variant, the price has risen by ₹7,000, moving from ₹47,499 to ₹54,499.
- The most substantial hike affects the Galaxy A37’s 12GB RAM with 256GB storage model. Its price has jumped by ₹11,000, from ₹52,999 at launch to its new price of ₹63,999.
These varied price revisions underscore the importance for consumers to check the specific RAM and storage combination when considering a Samsung Galaxy A37 or A57, as the cost implications differ significantly across the range.