Samsung has officially rolled out three of its latest mid-range phones (the Galaxy A56, A36, and A26) to the U.S. market. All three devices are now available unlocked on Samsung’s website and select online retailers. These models give shoppers more options in the budget and mid-range price brackets, with designs and features that resemble Samsung’s higher-end phones.
We previously reported on the Galaxy A56 quietly launching in the U.S. earlier this month, and now it’s joined by the Galaxy A36 and A26. According to GSMArena, the phones are currently offered in just one memory and storage option each.
The Galaxy A56 is priced at $399.99 and comes with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The A36 is slightly cheaper at $309.99, while the A26 is the most affordable at $199.99.
While these phones won’t compete with Samsung’s premium Galaxy S series, they do offer solid value for people who want a reliable smartphone without spending top dollar. All three models share a similar look, inspired by Samsung’s current flagship designs, but come with scaled-down specs to keep the prices low.
The Galaxy A56, A36, and A26 are aimed at users who need a dependable phone for everyday tasks like social media, video streaming, and basic photography. And with Samsung’s familiar One UI software, users can expect a smooth experience with a user-friendly interface.
The new Galaxy A phones can be found now on Samsung’s official U.S. store and other retailers.
Source: GSMArena
