Samsung has launched the Galaxy A37 5G, a budget-friendly smartphone now available with a deal that works out at just 48 pence per day. The offer, from Mobiles.co.uk, brings the handset's AI-powered technology, triple-lens camera, and robust Octa-core processor within reach of cost-conscious consumers.
Price and Contract Details
Mobiles.co.uk is offering the 256GB model from £14.99 per month with £169 upfront on a 24-month iD Mobile contract, equating to roughly 48p per day. Another option provides 500GB data for £22.99 per month with £9 upfront. Both plans include unlimited UK calls and texts, plus roaming in 50 destinations. Customers should note that iD Mobile applies annual price increases: the £14.99 plan rises to £16.79 from April 2027 and £18.59 from April 2028.
Sky Mobile also offers the Galaxy A37 at £15 per month with £12 upfront, but the contract runs for 36 months and includes only 100MB data per month. For those preferring to buy outright, Amazon sells the 128GB model for £349 (down from £399) and the 256GB model for £399 (down from £459).
Features and Specifications
The Galaxy A37 features a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display and comes in four colours: Awesome Lavender, Awesome White, Awesome Charcoal, and Awesome Greygreen. Samsung claims the battery lasts up to two days on a single charge. The phone carries an IP68 water-resistance rating and a 50MP AI-enhanced camera optimised for night photography with HDR video support and automatic image enhancement. Additional features include Google Circle to Search and Object Eraser. Samsung promises up to six generations of Android updates and six years of security maintenance.
Early Reviews and Ratings
While no reviews are yet available on Mobiles.co.uk, the Galaxy A37 has achieved a 4.8-star rating on Samsung's website. One shopper called it the 'best budget phone on the market', praising the camera and screen fluidity. Another noted the bright display, all-day battery, and fast performance for everyday use, gaming, and streaming, saying 'the camera quality is also surprisingly good, especially in daylight'. A third reviewer awarded five stars but remarked that low-light photos 'could be better'. Another user highlighted the 'nightography mode that captures sharp, vibrant shots even in low light' and praised the brighter display and super-fast charging.
