Earlier today Samsung finally decided to
put an end to all the leaks, rumors, and speculation regarding its new Galaxy A
(2017) smartphones and made the trio
official. One thing that was missing from
the official global announcement, however, was how much the Galaxy A3 (2017), Galaxy A5 (2017), and Galaxy A7 (2017) are going to cost.
In the meantime Samsung has thankfully clarified matters, at least for the Eurozone specifically. That said, these prices are probably also a good estimation of what
you'll end up spending for one of these handsets in other European countries too.
The Galaxy A3 (2017) will come with a recommended retail price of €329, while the Galaxy A5 (2017) will cost €429. There is no mention of the Galaxy A7 (2017), so it looks like the rumors panned out and the biggest of the three new A models will not be officially sold in Europe after all.
The Galaxy A (2017) smartphones will first be available in Russia in a few days. They will then be out in Western Europe in early February. A release timeline for any other
The Galaxy A3 (2017) will come with a recommended retail price of €329, while the Galaxy A5 (2017) will cost €429. There is no mention of the Galaxy A7 (2017), so it looks like the rumors panned out and the biggest of the three new A models will not be officially sold in Europe after all.
The Galaxy A (2017) smartphones will first be available in Russia in a few days. They will then be out in Western Europe in early February. A release timeline for any other
parts of the world isn't public yet, but it's
likely that some Asian markets will get
them by the end of January.
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