Avechi stocks 48 Samsung Galaxy models, from KSh 14,399, ranging from entry-level A-series phones up to the Galaxy Z foldables. The A-series covers budget and mid-range buyers, the S-series is Samsung’s flagship line, and the Z-series are the folding phones. Every phone is genuine stock with a 1-year warranty, and you can order online or compare models side by side at our Nairobi shop.
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Samsung Phone Prices in Kenya (October 2026)
Every Samsung phone currently in stock at Avechi, from the cheapest to the most expensive. Prices shown are the starting price; tap a model to see all options.
Which Samsung phone should you buy?
- Best budget pick: Galaxy A07 (from KSh 15,899). A 90Hz screen, a quick Helio G99 chip and up to six Android upgrades, rare at this price.
- Best value 5G pick: Galaxy A26 5G (from KSh 29,199). 5G, a 120Hz AMOLED screen and IP67 water resistance. If you want a stabilised camera instead, look at the A17 5G.
- Best mid-range: Galaxy A57 5G (from KSh 43,499). Thin, light, IP68 and six years of updates. The A56 is almost the same phone and usually costs a little less.
- Best flagship value: Galaxy S25 Ultra (from KSh 100,999). 200MP camera with 3x and 5x zoom, built-in S Pen and seven Android upgrades.
- Newest flagship: Galaxy S26 Ultra (from KSh 116,999). Faster 60W charging and a brighter main camera for a little more than the S25 Ultra.
- Foldables: the Z Flip 8 (from KSh 106,999) if you want a compact phone that folds in half, or the Z Fold 8 (from KSh 174,999) for a tablet-sized screen in your pocket.
What Samsung does well
- Long software support: recent A-series phones get up to six Android upgrades and S-series flagships up to seven.
- A model at almost every budget, from entry-level phones to premium foldables.
- Samsung has authorised service centres in Kenya, which makes repairs and genuine parts easier to find.
- Strong resale value compared with most Android brands.
Things to know before buying
- Budget and mid-range models charge at 25W to 45W, slower than many Chinese rivals.
- Galaxy phones no longer come with a charger in the box.
- The A, M and F series overlap. M and F models are often close relatives of A-series phones with a different battery, camera or price, so compare specs rather than the letter.
- Budget models without "5G" in the name, such as the A07, A16 and A17 4G, work on 4G only.
Samsung phones: frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest Samsung phone in Kenya?
Samsung phones at Avechi currently start at KSh 14,399; the first row of the price table above shows which model. For budget buyers we recommend the Galaxy A07 (from KSh 15,899), which has a faster chip and much longer updates than older entry models.
What is the difference between Samsung's A, S and Z series?
A-series phones are budget and mid-range, S-series are the flagships with the best cameras and chips, and Z-series phones fold. M and F models are mostly value-focused versions related to the A-series.
Which Samsung phones get the longest updates?
S-series flagships such as the S25 and S26 families get up to seven major Android upgrades. Recent A-series models such as the A07, A17, A56 and A57 get up to six.
Are Samsung phones at Avechi genuine, and do they have a warranty?
Yes. All Samsung phones we sell are genuine and come with a 1-year warranty. You can buy online for delivery or visit our Nairobi shop.