Samsung has raised the prices of its two cheapest Galaxy phones in Pakistan. The Galaxy A07 now costs Rs. 47,999, up Rs. 2,000 from Rs. 45,999, while the Galaxy A17 now costs Rs. 76,999, up Rs. 4,000 from Rs. 72,999. The new prices appeared on Samsung’s own Pakistan store between 4 and 5 November 2026.
Both phones are 4G models from Samsung’s entry-level Galaxy A range, and both are popular picks for buyers who want a Samsung phone on a tight budget. The increase is small in rupees, but it matters at this end of the market, where every thousand rupees counts. The A07 is now only Rs. 2,000 away from the Rs. 50,000 mark, and the A17 has moved further away from the budget phones it competes with.
Samsung has not given any reason for the increase on its store. Prices on Samsung’s Pakistan list can change without notice, so buyers should always check the store price before paying.
New Prices
The new official prices on Samsung’s Pakistan store are:
| Phone | Storage | New Price |
|---|---|---|
| Samsung Galaxy A07 | 64 GB | Rs. 47,999 |
| Samsung Galaxy A17 | 128 GB | Rs. 76,999 |
These are the official list prices from Samsung’s own store. Shops in the market may sell the same phones for less, especially old stock bought before the increase, but the Samsung store price is the reference price for a new, PTA-approved unit with official warranty.
How Much Prices Increased
| Phone | Storage | Old Price | New Price | Increase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung Galaxy A07 | 64 GB | Rs. 45,999 | Rs. 47,999 | Up Rs. 2,000 (about 4.3%) |
| Samsung Galaxy A17 | 128 GB | Rs. 72,999 | Rs. 76,999 | Up Rs. 4,000 (about 5.5%) |
The A17 increase is the bigger one, both in rupees and in percentage terms. The A07 went up by about 4.3%, while the A17 went up by about 5.5%.
The two increases appeared between reads of Samsung’s Pakistan smartphone list on 4 November and 5 November 2026. Every other Samsung phone on the same list kept its price. The Galaxy A17 5G with 256 GB, for example, stayed at Rs. 99,999, and the standard Galaxy S25 Ultra stayed at Rs. 459,999.
What You Get: Galaxy A07
The Galaxy A07 is Samsung’s cheapest phone in Pakistan, even after the increase. The 64 GB model sold here comes with 4 GB of RAM, and there are also 128 GB versions with 4 GB or 6 GB of RAM.
It has a large 6.7-inch display with a 90 Hz refresh rate, though the resolution is HD+ (720 x 1600) rather than Full HD. It runs on the MediaTek Helio G99 chipset, which handles daily use, social media, and light games well for a phone at this price.
On the back there is a 50 MP main camera with a 2 MP depth sensor, and an 8 MP camera on the front for selfies. The 5,000 mAh battery supports 25 W charging and easily lasts a full day. It runs Android 15 with Samsung’s One UI 7, and Samsung promises up to six major Android upgrades, which is rare at this price. It also has IP54 splash resistance, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and a dedicated microSD card slot.
In short, the A07 is a simple, long-lasting phone for calls, WhatsApp, YouTube, and everyday use. The price rise does not change what the phone offers, but it does push Samsung’s cheapest phone closer to Rs. 50,000.
What You Get: Galaxy A17
The Galaxy A17 costs much more than the A07, but it also gives you more. The 128 GB model sold in Pakistan comes with 6 GB of RAM, and there is also an 8 GB + 256 GB version.
Its biggest advantage is the display: a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED screen with Full HD+ resolution (1080 x 2340) and a 90 Hz refresh rate. It is brighter, sharper, and more colourful than the A07’s screen, and it is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+.
It uses the same MediaTek Helio G99 chipset as the A07, so performance is similar. The camera is better, though: a 50 MP main camera with optical image stabilisation (OIS), a 5 MP ultra-wide camera, and a 2 MP macro camera, plus a 13 MP front camera. OIS helps keep photos and videos steady and improves low-light shots.
Like the A07, it has a 5,000 mAh battery with 25 W charging, Android 15 with One UI 7, up to six major Android upgrades, IP54 splash resistance, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, and a microSD card slot.
At Rs. 76,999, the A17 is now Rs. 23,000 cheaper than the Galaxy A17 5G (Rs. 99,999), which adds 5G and 256 GB of storage. Buyers who do not need 5G can save a good amount by choosing the 4G model, but they should compare both before deciding.
Why the Increase
Samsung has not posted any reason for the price rise on its store. No statement, no notice, and no explanation appeared with the new prices.
Phone prices in Pakistan often move with the exchange rate, taxes, and import costs, but that is only a general explanation. In this case, we can only report what changed: two phones went up, the rest of Samsung’s list stayed the same, and Samsung gave no reason.
Cheaper S25 Ultra Appears on the Same List
The same Samsung store list also added a cheaper Galaxy S25 Ultra called the “Online Exclusive” at Rs. 414,999. That is Rs. 45,000 less than the standard Galaxy S25 Ultra at Rs. 459,999.
It has a different model code (SM-S938BAKIPKD), and Samsung does not explain on the list how it differs from the standard version. Buyers should open both buy pages and compare the storage, colour, and what comes in the box before paying. Do not assume the two are the same phone. The list also added the Galaxy S25 at Rs. 334,999 and the Galaxy Z Flip6 at Rs. 384,999.
What This Means for Buyers
If you were planning to buy the Galaxy A07 or A17, the new prices are now the official Samsung store prices. A few things are worth keeping in mind:
- Check shops for old stock. Shops often sell stock bought before a price rise at the old price for a few days. A PTA-approved unit with Samsung’s warranty at Rs. 45,999 (A07) or Rs. 72,999 (A17) is a fair deal if you can still find one.
- Confirm the exact variant. Samsung’s list shows storage but not RAM, so ask the shop for the exact model, storage, and RAM before paying.
- Compare the A17 with the A17 5G. The 4G model is now Rs. 76,999 and the 5G model is Rs. 99,999. The 5G version costs more but adds 5G and double the storage.
- Check the price on Samsung’s store first. A shop price far below the official price can mean a non-PTA or grey-market unit, which may not carry Samsung’s official warranty.
- Verify PTA approval. Dial *#06# to get the IMEI numbers, match them with the box, and send the IMEI to 8484 to confirm PTA approval.
The A07 is still Samsung’s cheapest phone in Pakistan, and the A17 is still the cheapest Samsung phone with a Super AMOLED screen and an OIS camera. The rise makes both a little harder to recommend at full price, but neither phone has a direct Samsung replacement at the same price.
FAQs
What is the Samsung Galaxy A07 price now?
Rs. 47,999 for the 64 GB model on Samsung’s Pakistan store, up from Rs. 45,999. The increase appeared between 4 and 5 November 2026.
What is the Samsung Galaxy A17 price now?
Rs. 76,999 for the 128 GB model, up from Rs. 72,999. That is an increase of Rs. 4,000.
Why did Samsung raise the prices?
Samsung has not given a reason on its store. The new prices simply appeared on its Pakistan price list between 4 and 5 November 2026.
Did the Galaxy A17 5G price change too?
No. The Galaxy A17 5G with 256 GB stayed at Rs. 99,999.
Is the Galaxy A07 still Samsung’s cheapest phone?
Yes. At Rs. 47,999, it is still the lowest-priced phone on Samsung’s Pakistan list. The next model up, the Galaxy A13, costs Rs. 57,999.
What is the Galaxy S25 Ultra Online Exclusive?
It is a separate listing on Samsung’s Pakistan store at Rs. 414,999, with its own model code. Samsung does not say how it differs from the Rs. 459,999 standard version, so compare both buy pages before paying.
Conclusion
Samsung has quietly raised the prices of its two cheapest Galaxy phones in Pakistan. The Galaxy A07 now costs Rs. 47,999 and the Galaxy A17 now costs Rs. 76,999, with increases of Rs. 2,000 and Rs. 4,000 respectively. Samsung gave no reason, and every other phone on its list kept its price.
For buyers, the phones themselves have not changed. The A07 is still a solid budget phone with a big battery and six years of software updates, and the A17 is still the cheapest Samsung with a Super AMOLED display and an OIS camera. But both now cost more, so it is worth checking shops for old stock at the previous prices, confirming the exact variant, and comparing with the A17 5G before spending.
