After the Galaxy A56 announcement, the Galaxy A55 phone is going cheap
Following Samsung’s unveiling of its latest series of mid-range handsets, last year’s pick is now down to a seriously tempting price.
From what we’ve seen so far of the new Galaxy A56, it does seem as though Samsung’s new mid-ranger could raise the bar just that bit higher in 2025, but in doing so it has also raised the price, jumping to a starting rate of £499 which is quite an increase on the £439 launch price of its predecessor.
However, the Galaxy A55 can now be picked up for the much cheaper rate of only £364, saving you well over £100 if you decide not to go for Samsung’s newer device. Plus, even though it will soon be replaced, there are still plenty of reasons why the A55 is a great handset to have in 2025.
The Galaxy A55 is now even cheaper
The Galaxy A55 has become even more affordable following Samsung’s latest announcement, making it a bargain buy for anyone looking to upgrade to a newer device.
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- Was £439
- Now just £364
For starters, one of the phone’s best features in its price bracket is its build quality. Far too often with even the best mid-range phones, you’ll see companies opt for a plastic chassis in order to keep the costs down, but the Galaxy A55 packs a glass backing alongside aluminium on the sides for a more premium feel.
It even boasts IP57 water resistance to keep the phone protected if any mishaps should occur, although the extended three-year warranty with the device also goes a long way towards giving you extra peace of mind.
Samsung’s long been known for its bright, eye-catching displays and the Galaxy A55 is no different. Its 6.6-inch OLED panel is just at the right level to make it great for watching content on the go but without ever feeling too cumbersome in the hand.
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The camera quality has also hit a respectable level where, even though it can’t quite match the prowess of the Pixel 8a, it can still pump out some detailed shots when needed, with wonderfully saturated colours.
As a final cherry on top, the 5000mAh battery can easily see you through to the end of the day without any anxiety that it’ll reach zero before getting to a power outlet. There’s no wireless charging unfortunately, but that’s not too uncommon at this end of the market.
For just £364, the Galaxy A55 is an undeniable bargain that’s worth considering for any Samsung fans looking to upgrade.
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