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Skip the pricey Fold 8: Samsung’s top-end A series Galaxy phone is at the $425 Amazon all-time low

Amazon is now offering Samsung’s top-end, current-generation A series Galaxy phone unlocked at the best price we have ever tracked there. If you’re looking to skip on the ultra-pricey S26 line and the new Fold 8 series, you can land the Galaxy A57 down at a $425 Amazon all-time low right now. 

Amazon is now offering the unlocked 2026 Samsung Galaxy A57 phone down at $424.99 shipped

Regularly $550, this is close to 25% off to deliver $125 in savings for the lowest price we have ever tracked on Amazon. 

This deal undercuts the Prime Day price by $25 and the current sale price over on the official Samsung site as well. 

You’re looking at Samsung’s top-end current-generation A series phone here that debuted stateside earlier this year. It is certainly not one of the brand new foldables, nor is it is a flagship S26 series device, but it will deliver the Galaxy experience for a fraction of the price. It sports a Exynos 1680 chip with 8GB of RAM, a Super AMOLED Plus display, and future-proof support – “6 OS updates and 6 years of security updates.” 

If you are still looking to land one of the new Galaxy Z Fold 8, Fold 8 Ultra, or Flip 8, there are still plenty of notable deals up for grabs for delivery day:

And directly from Samsung – the extra $100 off via the PayPal discount code appears to be gone now, the trade-in values have dropped by $200, but you can still leverage the $200 in FRE credit:

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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