Samsung May Raise Europe Galaxy Flagship Prices by €100-€200 From June

4 articles · Updated · PhoneArena · May 26

Samsung is reportedly preparing a Europe-wide June price increase for all Galaxy flagship phones, with hikes starting at €100 and reaching €200 on some higher-storage models.
Techmaniacs said the move could hit existing Galaxy S26 models, the upcoming Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7, and FE devices as RAM and broader memory costs keep climbing.
The report says Samsung has already raised prices on some foldables and tablets in the US, and the S26 lineup launched above S25 pricing except for the base S26 Ultra.
The potential repricing of already released phones would be unusual and could signal wider consumer electronics increases later this year, with Apple and Google devices also seen at risk.

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