Where to buy Samsung Galaxy A54 5G and expected retailers

Where to buy Samsung Galaxy A54 5G and expected retailers
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As Samsung’s midrange king hits the shelves, we’re covering where to buy Samsung Galaxy A54 5G and expected retailers.

The A54 follows on from Samsung’s flagship S23 series which was released earlier this year. It’s a prime example of a phone that excels in price and performance, built upon the new Exynos 1380 chipset. While it’s nothing flashy like the S23 Ultra, the A54 is a solid all-rounder boasting a 120Hz refresh rate, huge battery life and improved 50MP camera.

Its release comes ahead of the Galaxy A34 launch which is better suited to buyers on a tighter budget. Still, though, the A54 boasts a number of advantages making it a worthier purchase if you can afford it. Now that the preorder period is over you can now buy the Samsung Galaxy A54, with an expected shipping date on 11th April.

Where to buy the Samsung Galaxy A54 in the US

If you’re wanting to pick up the Samsung Galaxy A54 – your best bet is to go direct from Samsung’s website. However, we’re also seeing listings from Amazon, so it might be worth checking there too.

Samsung Galaxy A54 5G

In case you’re unaware, there are two variants of the A54 to choose from which you can see below:

  1. 8GB RAM + 128GB, $449/£449
  2. 8GB RAM + 256GB, £499

You’ll also be able to choose from four ‘Awesome’ colours that Samsung has described as ‘energising’. Those colors are ‘Lime’, ‘Violet’, ‘Graphite’ and ‘White’. We’ve also established that the phone doesn’t preinstalled screen protector, so if you’re wanting to keep your A54 safe from the get-go, we recommend checking out our selection of screen protectors and phone cases.

Frequently asked questions

What version of Android is Samsung A54 5G?

The Samsung Galaxy A54 5G runs on Android 13. You can expect around four to five years of OS upgrades and security patches.