Last updated: March 16th, 2026 at 17:03 UTC+01:00
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Galaxy A57 prices for Thailand have been leaked.
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Abhijeet Mishra / SamMobile
A few hours ago, we learned that Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 have started reaching retail stores in Thailand. With that, the phone's unboxing videos have started hitting the internet, giving us our first real-life look at the successors to the Galaxy A56 and the Galaxy A36. Now, it appears that the Galaxy A57 is being put on showcase in stores along with its pricing, revealing how much it costs.
On TikTok, Sawitri Kulwarissaranan has shared a video of the Galaxy A57 being showcased in a store along with its price. As you can see in the image below, Samsung will offer the device in two configurations: 12GB RAM + 256GB storage and 12GB RAM + 512GB storage. In Thailand, the former will reportedly cost THB 17,999 (~USD 556), while the latter will be priced at THB 20,999 (~USD 649).
If this leak turns out to be accurate, Samsung will launch the Galaxy A57 at THB 2,000 (~ USD 61) higher than the Galaxy A56. A recent leak about the upcoming phone revealed its complete specifications. Considering that it brings a few upgrades over its predecessor, and the rising memory prices, the brand launching it at a slightly higher price seems reasonable.
Currently, there's no information about when Samsung will launch the Galaxy A57 (and the Galaxy A37). However, considering that it is being showcased in stores with prices, its launch seems imminent. Subscribe to our channels on Telegram or WhatsApp to get notified when Samsung launches it. You can also subscribe to our channel on YouTube to get updates on Samsung products.
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