Samsung has raised prices on multiple low-end Galaxy smartphones in India as of July 4, marking the fifth increase. Devices affected include the Galaxy A06 5G and Galaxy A07 4G, with hikes of approximately ₹1,000 (~$10 USD) across configurations.
Samsung's latest price increases affect a range of Galaxy smartphones in India, primarily targeting budget models. This increase is said to be the fifth price adjustment for these devices, with the hike effective from July 4.
Most affected devices have seen their starting prices rise by about ₹1,000 (approximately $10 USD). For example, the Galaxy A06 5G was launched at ₹10,499 and is now priced at ₹14,999. Other models experiencing increases include Galaxy A07 4G, Galaxy A07 5G, and Galaxy M07 4G, among others.
This trend of increasing prices follows previous hikes that occurred in April on a variety of Galaxy devices, including tablets. The consistent adjustments to pricing reflect ongoing challenges within the smartphone market, particularly for budget-friendly options.
While the individual price increases may seem modest, the cumulative effect after several hikes can significantly impact consumers' purchasing decisions. This could result in reduced affordability and potentially lower sales for Samsung’s entry-level models.
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Samsung has raised prices on multiple low-end Galaxy smartphones in India as of July 4, marking the fifth increase. Devices affected include the Galaxy A06 5G and Galaxy A07 4G, with hikes of approximately ₹1,000 (~$10 USD) across configurations.