In summary:
- Tech Advisor reports that leaked TikTok footage reveals Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 pricing, with the A57 starting at THB 17,999 and A37 at THB 13,999.
- These mid-range smartphones maintain designs similar to their predecessors, offering multiple storage configurations and color options for different user needs.
- Samsung expects to officially unveil both devices by late March, though global pricing may differ from the leaked Thai market figures.
Samsung’s upcoming mid-range phones, the Galaxy A57 and A37, have been leaked ahead of their official launch in a hands-on video that’s accompanied by prices.
A TikTok user in Thailand called may_3110 has managed to get their hands on both phones inside a retail store, where a quick hands-on video was shot.
Unsurprisingly, both phones look just like the previously leaked renders – meaning they look rather similar to their predecessors. That’s something we’ve seen with the likes of the Galaxy A17 and Galaxy Tab A11 series.
They look like good mid-range phones once again but, more importantly, we now have prices for both models.
The Galaxy A57 will reportedly start at THB 17,999 (£418/$554), which will get you the 12/256GB model and those wanting 12/512GB will need to pay THB 20,999 (£488/$646). The leaked colours are Lilac, Navy and Charcoal.
Meanwhile, the cheaper Galaxy A37 in 8/256GB will cost THB 13,999 (£325/$430). Leaked colours are Charcoal, Greygreen, and Lavender.
Of course, how well these converted prices match the final UK and USA figures remains to be seen. They suggest a drop in price, which seems unlikely considering that the S26 range were all subject to price hikes. Plus, there’s memory shortage and increased demand to be factored in.
We’d expect Samsung to keep prices the same as last year or perhaps a raise them a little.
We shouldn’t have too long to wait for confirmation, as the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 (plus possibly the Galaxy A27) are expected to be officially unveiled before the end of March.
Author: Chris Martin, Managing Editor, Tech Advisor
Tech Advisor Managing Editor Chris got his break as a reporter at infamous site The Inquirer and has been with us for more than 12 years. With a BA degree in Music Technology, audio is his specialism, but over the years he has reviewed all kinds of gadgets, from smartwatches to mesh Wi-Fi to coffee machines.