The Samsung Galaxy A37 Just Hit Its Lowest Price Ever

Amazon has the 2026 Samsung Galaxy A37 5G on sale for $399.99, a $140 discount off the regular price of the unlocked 256GB model. That’s the lowest price this device has hit so far, according to price trackers. The A37 borrows the clean, squared-off look of Samsung’s Galaxy S series, so it does not immediately read like a basic budget phone. Also helping with that impression is its 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display—it has a 2,340-by-1,080 resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a peak brightness rating of 1,900 nits, so scrolling through apps, reading articles, and streaming video should feel smooth and sharp. It can also get bright enough for checking texts or email outdoors, but the glossy panel is reflective enough to create glare in direct sunlight.

You also get a slim design, Gorilla Glass Victus+ on the front and back (though the glass back collects fingerprints quickly, as noted in this PCMag review), an IP68 dust- and water-resistance rating, and six years of operating system updates. Performance comes from Samsung’s Exynos 1480 chip, paired here with 256GB of storage—it should be fine for everyday use, including messaging, browsing, video calls, casual games, and switching between common apps, but it is not the phone I would buy for demanding mobile games. 

The rest of the phone follows that same practical approach. The 50MP main camera is the one you will use most for everyday photos, while the 12MP ultrawide gives you more room for group shots, travel scenes, or interiors. The 8MP front camera is there for selfies and video calls, though, unsurprisingly, it does not compete with Samsung’s higher-end phones. As for its battery life, its 5,000mAh battery should carry most users through a full day, and its 45W wired charging should help when you need to refill quickly. The main convenience missing is wireless charging. Even so, the Galaxy A37 5G is a solid buy at $399.99 for someone who wants a good-looking Samsung phone with long software support and fewer daily tradeoffs than this price usually brings.