Samsung launched the Galaxy A37 5G at $449.99 for the baseline variant with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The smartphone is $50 more expensive than its predecessor, and to me, it looks like the premium is going straight into tackling the rise in component cost due to the ongoing memory crisis rather than providing meaningful upgrades.
There are plenty of things that could justify the price hike on paper. For instance, the chipset upgrade, Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 to Exynos 1480, provides a low double-digit improvement in performance, which is barely noticeable for regular users. The phone sports a slightly higher HDR brightness (1900 nits vs. 1700 nits) and a better IP rating (IP68 vs. IP67).
The Galaxy A37 5G is an incremental upgrade at best
SamsungBeyond these changes, both phones are quite similar, whether it is the 6.7-inch Super AMOLED
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