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Another Hit to Consumers’ Wallets: Samsung Raises Galaxy A Series Prices by Up to NT$2,000

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Samsung will increase prices for several Galaxy A series models in Taiwan from Sept. 1.
  • Price increases range from NT$500 to NT$2,000, with the Galaxy A17 receiving the largest increase.
  • The Galaxy A57 will start at NT$18,990, up from NT$17,990.

Samsung is raising the prices of several Galaxy A series smartphones in Taiwan, with increases of up to NT$2,000.

The adjustment, effective Sept. 1, covers models from the entry-level Galaxy A07 and A17 to the mid-range Galaxy A37 and A57. The popular Galaxy A57 will start at NT$18,990, compared with its previous starting price of NT$17,990.

The Galaxy A07 will become NT$1,000 more expensive, while the Galaxy A17 will rise by NT$2,000. The Galaxy A27 will see a smaller NT$500 increase. Prices for the Galaxy A37 and A57 will mainly rise by NT$1,000.

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