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Current Galaxy A16 prices start from £27.83 per month, with total contract cost from £437.00. Sort by total cost before judging the headline monthly price.
The Galaxy A16 is a value-focused Samsung choice for everyday use, with a familiar Android experience, 5G and contract prices that can be much easier to live with.
Samsung Galaxy A16 is worth comparing if you want a more specific phone choice than the usual shortlist. Focus on total cost, upfront price, storage and data so the contract still makes sense after the first month.
Choose any three available Samsung models. Prices, data, contract length and condition come from the current lowest-total GetLow listing for each phone.
For niche phones, the strongest buying signals are not hype words. Check the current monthly price, upfront cost, storage, colour, data and total contract cost before you choose.
Current Galaxy A16 prices start from £27.83 per month, with total contract cost from £437.00. Sort by total cost before judging the headline monthly price.
Known storage options include 128GB, 256GB. For a niche phone, storage is one of the cleanest ways to compare like-for-like deals.
Available colours include Black. Colour matters for these searches because many buyers are looking for something more specific than a standard black handset.
Use the comparison page to match the phone with the right data allowance. A cheap monthly price is only useful if the data bundle fits how you use maps, video and messaging.
GetLow currently compares this phone across 1 network and 1 retailer where available.
The Galaxy A16 is worth a look if you want a more specific choice than the obvious Apple, Samsung and Google models, but still want the contract maths checked properly.
Galaxy A16 is available in Black. Pick the colour you can live with for the full contract, not just the launch-week favourite.

Black gives the Galaxy A16 a different feel without changing the deal comparison underneath.
Compare the Galaxy A16 by monthly price, upfront cost, storage, data and total contract cost. Current prices start from £27.83 per month, with upfront prices from £1.00 and total contract cost from £437.00.
£1.00 upfront · 5GB data · 12 months
No current in-stock listing for this condition.
128GB storage, Unlimited data, 12 months, £1.00 upfront, £593.00 total.
Samsung Galaxy A16 storage options include 128GB, 256GB. The live cards show capacities currently found in GetLow deals. Start with the smallest suitable option for lighter use, then step up if you keep lots of photos, video, games or offline apps.
These are the GetLow catalogue facts and contract signals currently available for this phone.
| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | Galaxy A16 |
| Contract prices from | £27.83 per month |
| Lowest upfront seen | £1.00 |
| Lowest total cost seen | £437.00 |
| Current tariffs | 36 current tariffs |
| Storage | 128GB, 256GB |
|---|---|
| Colours | Black |
| Networks compared | 1 |
| Retailers compared | 1 |
| Best first sort | Total contract cost |
| Best next checks | Data allowance, upfront cost and storage |
| Spec status | Catalogue specs are being expanded; current page focuses on verified GetLow price and availability data. |
Buying facts are based on current GetLow catalogue and retailer price data available on 5 August 2026.
Anyone comparing the Galaxy A16 should sort by total cost, not just headline monthly price.
This page is for buyers searching for a particular brand, colour, storage size or simpler phone type rather than a generic flagship list.
If you keep phones for a full contract or longer, storage, battery and update life matter as much as the first-month price.
It is best for buyers who like the Samsung ecosystem and want a contract deal that balances monthly price, upfront cost, data and storage.
Most buyers should start with 128GB. Step up if you record lots of video, keep many apps offline or plan to keep the phone for years.
Compare monthly price, upfront cost, total contract cost, data allowance and storage together. GetLow pulls those signals into one view so the stronger deal is easier to pick.
Yes. A low monthly payment can hide a large upfront charge or a longer contract, so total cost is usually the cleanest first sort.