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Less than a week after raising the price of the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Samsung is quietly rolling out price increases for three more phones and eight tablets. As spotted by Phone Arena, Samsung has increased its MSRPs, but some products remain cheaper for now thanks to ongoing promotions.
The 512GB model of the Galaxy Z Flip 7 has increased by $80 from $1,219.99 to $1,299.99, although a current deal reduces the price to $1,099.99. The 256GB model remains at its recommended launch price of $1,099.99, with an ongoing promotion at $899.99.
Samsung’s innovative Galaxy S25 Edge is also now $1,299.99, up from $1,219.99 for the 512GB model. The 256GB model is no longer available, which may signal that Samsung is nearing the end of production for this phone.
The Galaxy S25 FE has also seen a price hike on the 256GB model, taking it from $709.99 to $749.99. A deal lowers the price to $599.99, while the 128GB model stays at an MSRP of $649.99, with a current discount of $499.99.
If you were planning to buy a new Samsung tablet, the price hikes are more dramatic, affecting many models from flagships to cheaper slates. Unlike its smartphones, it also affects the smaller storage variants, and there are no ongoing promotions.
Samsung’s top-end Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is now $100 more for the 256GB model at $1,299.99, $180 more for the 512GB at $1,499.99, and $180 more for the 1TB, bringing it to $1,899.99. The Galaxy Tab S11 sees similar price increases: the 128GB model is up $100 to $899.99, the 256GB is up $140 to $999.99, and the 512GB is up $220 to $1,199.99.
It isn’t just newer products; Samsung is increasing prices for its Galaxy Tab S10 series. The last-gen Galaxy S10 Plus is up $100 for the 256GB model for $1,099.99, and $180 for the 512GB model, taking it to $1,299.99.
The Tab S10 FE model is now $50 more for the 128GB at $549.99, and $100 more for the 256GB model at $669.99. The Tab S10 FE Plus jumps $50 for 128GB to $699.99, and $70 for 256GB to $819.99.
The S10 Lite is also up $50 on the 128GB model to $399.99, and $70 on the 256GB model, bringing it to $489.99.
Finally, Samsung’s budget tablets are also affected, with the A11 Plus rising $50 to $299.99 for the 128GB model, $60 to $379.99 for the 256GB model, and $50 to $329.99 for the 128GB model with 5G connectivity.
Samsung has yet to confirm why it's adjusting these prices, but it's likely part of the ongoing global memory crisis, which is prompting many manufacturers to rethink prices to cover rising component costs. In the last few days, we've seen Microsoft do the same with its Surface laptops, and Lenovo hiked the price of its 2TB Lenovo Legion Go 2.
You may find these Samsung products for less at other retailers, but you will want to act quickly, as prices may rise as retailers work through existing inventory. When restocking, it's likely we'll see each introduce these new standard prices outside of promotions.