Samsung's latest midrange masterpiece is shipping with a FREE $50 gift card — that's not an April Fool's joke

Samsung Galaxy A36 5G in front of battery shape segmented into lifestyle images
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It's official: Samsung's latest A series smartphone has landed, and there are already quite a few Galaxy A36 deals to make the relatively cheap device even cheaper. Ordering the phone directly from Samsung could earn you a bunch of trade-in credit, but if you prefer the simplicity of buying unlocked, order the Galaxy A36 5G from Best Buy or Amazon and get a free $50 gift card, no strings attached. Considering that the phone only retails for $399.99, that's a serious chunk of change. 

Samsung Galaxy A36 5G 128GB: $399.99, plus FREE $50 gift card at Amazon

Samsung Galaxy A36 5G 128GB: $399.99, plus FREE $50 gift card at Amazon

Do you want the experience of using the best Samsung phones without spending over 500 bucks? The new Galaxy A36 5G might be the answer, boasting (nearly) flagship-level specs and clocking in at just $399.99. Buy the phone unlocked from Amazon and you'll also receive a $50 gift card with additional savings up for grabs when you trade in. 

👀Alternative offer: Grab up to $150 of instant trade-in credit and up to 50% off select accessories when you bundle

Surely destined to earn a spot among the best cheap Android phones released this year, the Samsung Galaxy A36 5G impresses with a stunning 6.7-inch AMOLED display that boasts a 120Hz refresh rate, while the 5,000mAh battery will easily last a full day on a single charge. 

Patrick Farmer
eCommerce Editor

After almost a decade of working in the e-commerce space, Patrick Farmer (he/him) began his career at Android Central as a Deals and Commerce Writer before moving into a new role as AC's eCommerce Editor in 2023. When he's not hunting down the best deals and offering shopping advice for our readers, you'll often find him listening to music, camping out at a brewery, or treating his cat like a human child. 

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