Samsung has been launching good yet affordable phones under its Galaxy A-Series, but they might no longer be good at pricing. After launching Galaxy A17, Galaxy A37, and Galaxy A57, the company has Galaxy A27 in the pipeline for 2026.

Galaxy A27 5G would join the almost-complete lineup of Samsung’s A-series phones for 2026. The smartphone would be close to the Galaxy A37 from an overall experience perspective, while keeping the price lower.

Rising costs of hardware components are making it difficult for phone makers to keep prices lower. Samsung has already ramped up prices of some existing products, and the new devices are coming with a substantial hike.

Galaxy A27 5G is yet to go official, but a leaker has now revealed its potential pricing. The device could start at €349 in Europe, while the 8GB RAM version with 256GB storage may cost around €439 in select markets.

Galaxy A-Series prices

• Galaxy A17 – $199
• Galaxy A27 – €349 (~ $400) – Unconfirmed
• Galaxy A37 – $449
• Galaxy A57 – $549

Galaxy A57, despite being a Galaxy A-series phone, costs as much as the Galaxy S25 FE flagship. The A phone has edges in certain aspects over the FE model, but the natural gap persists: a flagship phone is a flagship phone.

The Galaxy S25 FE starts at $649 in the US for its 128GB storage variant. There’s a 256GB storage model as well, which is $100 pricier than the base model. Samsung offers up to a $100 discount during seasonal sales nationwide.

That said, getting a good and affordable phone in 2026 isn’t easy. Samsung has many options, and they are great, but the price increases have made things worse.

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