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Samsung's Galaxy A37 5G is an incremental update to last year's A36, now featuring an IP68 dust and water resistance rating alongside Gorilla Glass Victus Plus on front and back. The phone keeps the same dimensions, 196-gram weight, and flat-edged design as its predecessor, with the Lavender colorway reviewed here better at hiding fingerprints than the Charcoal option.
Samsung has increased US prices on four Galaxy A series phones: the A57 5G now starts at $599.99, the A37 5G at $489.99, the A27 5G at $379.99, and the A17 5G at $269.99. Each model rose $30-$50, with the A17 5G having already received a $50 hike in August, putting it $70 above its original $199.99 launch price.
Reviewers compared the Galaxy S24 against three newly released mid-range rivals—Google's Pixel 10a, Nothing's Phone 4a Pro, and Samsung's own Galaxy A37 5G—all priced near $450-$500. Each offers a distinct edge, from the Pixel's long software support and camera software to the Nothing phone's larger screen and periscope zoom, to the A37's battery life and display quality within Samsung's own lineup.