Save $125: Samsung offers some of the best phones on the market, but that doesn’t mean you have to splurge to land flagship features. The Samsung Galaxy A57 includes some premium features, yet this deal means it’s down to a low-matching price of just $425.

This deal is available to everyone right now, so there are no coupons to clip or discount codes to enter. Just be aware that this is a limited-time offer and one with no published end date. We can’t vouch for how long it’s going to last.

Samsung Galaxy A57 5G in black

Samsung Galaxy A57

$425 (Original price: $550)

The Galaxy A57 has a slim design with a metal frame, an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance and a vibrant Super AMOLED Plus display. It even has slimmer bezels for a more immersive viewing experience.

The versatile triple-camera system captures everything from detailed landscapes to brighter low-light videos, thanks to Samsung’s Nightography technology. A large 5,000mAh battery keeps you powered throughout the day, while 45-watt Super Fast Charging helps you get back up and running quickly when it’s time to recharge.

It’s powered by a fast processor with 5G connectivity, so the phone easily handles streaming, gaming, video calls and more. Samsung also guarantees six generations of Android OS updates along with six years of security patches. The built-in Gemini AI features help answer questions, create content and complete tasks across apps, while up to 256GB of storage gives you plenty of room for that content.

Alternatives you might like

If you’re part of the Google ecosystem, you might want to consider the Google Pixel 10 instead. We love this phone because of its useful features. First would be the 5x telephoto camera that takes gorgeous high-def pictures. It also has a long-lasting battery, so you don’t have to worry about the phone dying by midday. It also packs practical AI features, such as Magic Cue and Voice Translate. You can grab this unlocked Pixel phone for $729 at Amazon.

Aashna Gheewalla

Aashna Gheewalla

Associate Writer

Aashna Gheewalla is an Associate Writer at CNET. She previously worked as a Deals Writer at Wirecutter and a Health Advocacy Writer at GoodRx. She spends her free time teaching and practicing Pilates and trying out different restaurants.