While tech buffs are restlessly waiting for Samsung to spill the beans about the highly anticipated flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8, it looks like a couple of equally anticipated smartphones from the South Korean handset maker, the Galaxy A5 (2017) and the Galaxy A7 (2017) have been stirring conversations among loyal Galaxy fans.

Citing the excitement around the release of Samsung's upcoming smartphones, it's hardly surprising that the Galaxy A5 (2017) and the Galaxy A7 (2017) have been subject to a slew of speculations, leaks and all sorts of reports about the price tag the upcoming devices will be bearing. Ideally, companies keep pricing and availability details about their upcoming devices under wraps, but thanks to an official Samsung ad for the A5 (2017) and A7 (2017), the pricing for at least one market has been revealed.

Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) & Samsung Galaxy A7(2017) Pricing

The 2017 lineup for the Galaxy A series was announced on Jan. 5 in Malaysia, where the A5 (2017) and A7 (2017) will be up for grabs for RM1,699 (about $379) and RM1,899 (about $423). In light of the features, the A5 (2017) and A7 (2017) are likely to come with, those are quite impressive prices. The A5 (2016) will be up for grabs in China for CNY 2,699 ($388), according to SlashLeaks.

Now, let's take a look at what the upcoming smartphones have in store specs and features wise.

Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) & Samsung Galaxy A7(2017) Specs & Features

The upcoming Samsung's Galaxy A devices will sport 16MP front shooters and will boast a water-resistant design, GSM Arena reported. The publication cites a recently surfaced image that indicates that some or all of Samsung's upcoming devices from the Galaxy A series will be waterproof.

Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) & Samsung Galaxy A7 Release Date

According to a Twitter user, Roland Quandt, Samsung will take the wraps off its new smartphones in the A series during CES 2017 i.e. between January 5-8, 2017.

Samsung Galaxy A Series for 2017 is a CES thing from what I hear. Things are quiet as relevant media (read: not me) was briefed under NDA.

— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) December 22, 2016

However, none of this has been officially confirmed, thus readers are advised to take this with a grain of salt.