Samsung is reportedly raising the prices of its Galaxy A series phones in India. Most of the models are getting pricier by INR 1,000, while the Galaxy A56 hit hardest with a potential increase of INR 2,000 in the country.

Galaxy A phones are considered expensive in India, and this increment would slash the appeal of the smartphones. Samsung hasn’t officially disclosed this price revision, but the information came out from a trusted source.

Tipster AbhishekYadav claimed yesterday that Samsung Galaxy A series phones’ prices will be increased in India. The source also shared possible increments, including an INR 1,000 for most models and an INR 2,000 for the A56.

Earlier this year, Samsung released the Galaxy A56 in India in three different configurations.

• The 8GB model costs INR 41,999 for 128GB storage and INR 44,999 for 256GB internal memory.
• There’s a special variant that features 12GB of RAM and pairs 256GB of storage, costing INR 47,999.

At present, the smartphone is available at a lower price than the launch price.

Samsung usually slashes prices of its Galaxy A and M series phones to improve sales. This decision, however, opposite, seems to have been triggered by the fact that the costs of key hardware materials such as DRAM continue to rise.

The situation is expected to worsen in the following year. As the AP, camera, and DRAM prices see a static uptrend, smartphone makers may reduce the capacity of key solutions such as RAM, which would hit all categories.

Scoop: Starting Monday, Samsung India will increase prices of its Galaxy A-series smartphones by ₹1,000, while the Samsung Galaxy A56 will see a higher hike of ₹2,000.

— Abhishek Yadav (@yabhishekhd) December 13, 2025

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