Following recent price hikes on smartphones, Samsung has also announced a price hike for its most popular and budget friendly mid-rangers Galaxy A-series smartphones in Pakistan. According to a price change alert shared by the company with its key channel partners, both the Galaxy A07 and Galaxy A17 have received revised retail prices. The updated rates will take effect on February 1, 2026. Samsung has officially rolled out the new pricing across Pakistan. Let’s check out the updated prices of the Galaxy A07 and Galaxy A17 below.
Samsung Galaxy A07 Updated Price in Pakistan
Samsung’s popular Galaxy A07 hit a price of around Rs. 500 on all variants. The base 4GB+64GB version will increase from Rs. 28,500 to Rs. 29,000, while the mid 4GB+128GB variant will rise from approximately Rs. 33,500 to Rs. 34,000. The top-tier 6GB+128GB variant will also see a Rs. 500 increase, moving from Rs. 39,500 to Rs. 40,000. Buyers are advised to consider these updated prices when planning their purchase.
The Galaxy A07 comes with a 6.7-inch display with a 90Hz refresh rate, a 50MP dual rear camera, an 8MP front camera, a 5000mAh battery, and an Octacore processor with Mali-G57 MC2 GPU, making it a reliable budget-friendly smartphone for everyday use.
Samsung Galaxy A17 Updated Price in Pakistan
Samsung has also increased the prices of both variants of the Galaxy A17, marking another adjustment in its mid-range lineup, increasing its retail price by Rs. 1,000. The 8GB+256GB variant, which was previously priced at Rs. 64,500, will now retail at Rs. 65,500 starting from February 1, 2026. Fortunately, the base variant (6GB+128GB) remains stable at the previous price of Rs. 56,499.
The Samsung Galaxy A17 offers a 6.7-inch 90Hz Super AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution, along with a 50MP triple rear camera featuring OIS, a 13MP front camera, and a 5000mAh battery with 25W fast charging, making it a solid mid-range option in the Galaxy A lineup.
Reason behind this price hike?
Experts believe Samsung’s recent smartphone price increase is largely due to the worldwide shortage of memory chips, which has pushed up production costs for many manufacturers. In addition, factors like a weaker local currency and increased shipping and delivery costs have also played a role. So far, Samsung has not shared any official reason for the price hike in Pakistan.
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