Looks like Samsung Galaxy fans are in for a treat! A couple of Samsung's best and low-priced smartphones are now up for grabs at a discounted price.

Samsung has marked down the prices of the Galaxy A5 (2017) and the Galaxy A3 (2017) smartphones under its popular Samsung Galaxy A (2017) series that comprise an array of awe-inspiring devices. Samsung Galaxy A (2017) series include smartphones that pack long lasting battery life, boasts a notable water protection rating and runs on the Korean handset maker's latest Grace user interface.

Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) & Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) Price - Unexpected Reduction In Cost

Hardly a couple of months after their arrival, Samsung has reduced the cost of both the Galaxy A5 (2017), which sports a 5.2-inch display and its smaller version with a 4.7-inch screen, the Galaxy A3 (2017), Phone Arena reported.

Apparently, both the Galaxy A5 (2017) and the Galaxy A3 (2017) came bearing slightly higher price tags as compared to its other siblings in the same class. When launched, the Galaxy A5 (2017) was sold for €430, which converts to about $466; the Galaxy A3 (2017), on the other hand, sold for €330 (about $358).

Now, Samsung has covertly changed the aforesaid prices. While the Galaxy A5 (2017) full price stands at a more economical €370 (about $401), the Galaxy A3 (2017) is priced at €310 ($336), according to BetaNews. Aside from Europe, the Samsung A series smartphones are sold in several other global markets but regrettably, not in the US.

Multiple sources deemed the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) as an ideal device for most consumers as it is neither overpriced nor too low-priced. Moreover, its 5.2-inch display is not too big and not too small -- just perfect size.

Meanwhile, the Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) features a 4.7-inch Super AMOLED display just like the Galaxy S7 and nearly identical glass and metal structure. However, the lauded smartphones are not spared from flaws.

First off, the devices do not feature 4K video recording option. Moreover, stabilization in videos is also lacking, which leads to a shaky and unstable footage.