Last updated: September 7th, 2026 at 10:20 UTC+02:00
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The phones are now costlier by up to INR 6,000.
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Galaxy A57's rear camera
Samsung seems to have increased the price of two of its smartphones, the Galaxy A57 and the Galaxy A37, in India.
An image of what looks like Samsung's communication with its retailers in India about increasing the price of the Galaxy A57 and the Galaxy A37 in the country has surfaced online (via Sanju Choudhary). According to it, the brand has increased the price of the two smartphones by up to INR 6,000. You can check the old and new prices below.
According to the leak, the new prices of the Galaxy A57 and the Galaxy A37 will go live today. However, the two phones are still available at old prices at many places, offline and online. If you were planning to buy them, we recommend you to do so before the old stock vanishes.
Samsung hasn't said why it is increasing the prices of the two phones but it is most likely due to rising memory chip prices. It is shocking to see that the Galaxy A series prices have crossed the INR 70,000 mark. Despite that, Samsung is leading the mobile marker in many countries.
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