Samsung and Nothing have both increased prices on multiple smartphone models, with some seeing significant jumps.
Nothing's Phone (4a) series and the cheaper Phone (4b) were affected. The base Phone (4a) 8GB + 128GB now costs ₹44,999, up ₹2,000.
The Phone (4a) Pro saw a steeper hike of up to ₹5,000, with the base model now at ₹54,999 and the higher variant at ₹57,999.
The entry-level Phone (4b) 8GB + 128GB jumped from ₹34,999 to ₹39,999, a full ₹5,000 increase.
Samsung's budget and lower mid-range phones were hit even harder.
The Galaxy A17 5G with the travel adapter saw the biggest spike, with the top 8GB + 256GB version rising by ₹14,500 to ₹38,499.
Models without the adapter rose by ₹3,500.
The Galaxy A27 went up by as much as ₹5,000, the Galaxy F17 by ₹3,500, and the basic Galaxy A07 5G by ₹1,000 to ₹2,000.
While several of these models can still be found at lower prices on Amazon and Flipkart, the overall trend is clear.
Almost every smartphone brand has raised prices multiple times in 2026, and it's only a matter of time before the remaining stock sells out and the new rates become permanent.
For instance, a device that launched at ₹22,999 in March is now ₹34,999.
So if you're eyeing one of these phones, it might be worth grabbing it sooner rather than later.
Samsung already adjusted the Galaxy F17 and M17 not long ago.
Most people attribute both companies' moves to rising DRAM and NAND flash memory prices worldwide, which brands are finally passing on to customers.
