Which Phone to Buy Under 1,500 zł? 2026 Ranking

The best phone under 1,500 zł in October 2026 is the Samsung Galaxy A37 5G: it costs 1,499 zł at major retailers and offers IP68 water resistance, eSIM, a 50 MP camera with optical image stabilisation (OIS) and six major Android OS updates. The Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G takes the best photos at this budget (200 MP with OIS), and the POCO X8 lasts the longest on a single charge (8,340 mAh battery).

You’re looking for a phone under 1,500 zł because you don’t want to overpay for a flagship, but you also don’t want to buy something that will slow down and stop getting security updates within a year. The good news: in 2026, a 120 Hz AMOLED display, NFC and 5G are standard in this price range, and two models will get six major Android OS updates each.

Below you’ll find a ranking of seven models across these categories: best overall, camera, battery, clean Android, gaming, budget Samsung and cheapest worthwhile pick. For each one we list the key specs, pros and cons, and the update period, if the manufacturer states one.

Correct as of 22 October 2026: all the models in the ranking are officially distributed in Poland. We checked prices at x-kom, Media Expert, RTV Euro AGD, MediaMarkt, the manufacturers’ online stores and the Ceneo price comparison site. We give a range: from the cheapest offer to the price at the major chains. Phone prices change often, which is why we update this ranking every month.

Quick verdict: which phone under 1,500 zł to choose

• Best overall and longest support: Samsung Galaxy A37 5G — IP68, eSIM, 6 major Android OS updates and 6 years of security updates.
• Best camera: Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G — 200 MP with a 1/1.4″ sensor and OIS, plus a 6,580 mAh battery.
• Biggest battery: POCO X8 — 8,340 mAh and 67 W charging.
• Closest to clean Android: moto g87 — Android 16, 200 MP with OIS and an IP69 rating.
• For gaming: POCO M8 Pro — Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, a 1.5K display and 100 W charging.
• Budget Samsung with long support: Galaxy A27 5G — the same 6 major Android OS updates for around 1,300 zł.
• Cheapest worthwhile pick: moto g67 — 120 Hz AMOLED, NFC and eSIM for around 1,000 zł, with a charger and case in the box.

Buying one of these phones? You’ll find cases and screen protectors for the models in the ranking in the homescreen.pl shop, e.g. in the Galaxy A37 accessories and Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G accessories categories.

Phones under 1,500 zł ranked — summary table

#	Model	Category	Price (variant), as of 22 Oct 2026	Chip	Main camera	Battery / charging
1	Samsung Galaxy A37 5G	best overall	6/128 GB: approx. 1,210–1,500 zł	Exynos 1480	50 MP, OIS	5,000 mAh / 45 W
2	Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G	camera	8/256 GB: approx. 1,220–1,700 zł	Dimensity 7400-Ultra	200 MP, 1/1.4″, OIS	6,580 mAh / 45 W
3	POCO X8	battery	8/256 GB: approx. 1,350–1,600 zł	Snapdragon 6s Gen 4	50 MP, OIS	8,340 mAh / 67 W
4	moto g87	clean Android	8/256 GB: approx. 1,290–1,400 zł	Dimensity 6400	200 MP, OIS	5,200 mAh / 30 W
5	POCO M8 Pro	gaming	8/256 GB: approx. 1,200–1,400 zł	Snapdragon 7s Gen 4	50 MP, 1/1.55″, OIS	6,500 mAh / 100 W
6	Samsung Galaxy A27 5G	budget Samsung	6/128 GB: approx. 1,030–1,340 zł	Snapdragon 6 Gen 3	50 MP, OIS	5,000 mAh / 25 W
7	moto g67	cheapest	8/128 GB: approx. 990–1,000 zł	Dimensity 6300	50 MP	5,200 mAh / 30 W

All the phones in the ranking have a 120 Hz AMOLED display, NFC and 5G. They differ in updates, eSIM support, and water and dust resistance. We’ve compared these specs in a separate table below the ranking, in the section “What to look for in a phone under 1,500 zł”.

How we chose the phones under 1,500 zł

Only phones that meet three conditions made it into the ranking:

1. Official distribution in Poland — the model has a Polish manufacturer page and is sold by the major chains. We skip imported versions, which are harder to make warranty claims on.
2. A price under 1,500 zł at one or more major retailers (x-kom, Media Expert, RTV Euro AGD, MediaMarkt or the manufacturer’s store), not just from a single seller on an online marketplace.
3. Data from official sources — we take specs and update periods from the Samsung, Xiaomi and Motorola websites. Where the manufacturer doesn’t state something, we say so plainly.

We arranged the categories according to what buyers look for most often: an all-rounder, a good camera, a big battery, clean software, gaming performance, long support and the lowest price.

Best phones under 1,500 zł — 2026 ranking

1. Samsung Galaxy A37 5G — the best phone under 1,500 zł

Our overall pick

The Galaxy A37 5G doesn’t have the best camera or the biggest battery in the line-up, but it doesn’t have any serious flaws either. It’s the safest buy at this budget, because together with the Galaxy A27 it has the longest declared support in the line-up, plus IP68 and eSIM.

• Price: 6/128 GB approx. 1,210–1,500 zł (1,499 zł at x-kom, Media Expert and samsung.com; the cheapest offers are EU-distribution stock), 8/256 GB approx. 1,570–1,800 zł
• Display: 6.7″, Super AMOLED, FHD+, 120 Hz
• Chip: Exynos 1480
• Cameras: 50 MP f/1.8 with OIS, 8 MP ultra-wide, 5 MP macro, 12 MP front, 4K video
• Battery: 5,000 mAh, wired charging up to 45 W
• Durability and connectivity: IP68, NFC, eSIM (including dual eSIM)
• Updates: 6 major Android and One UI upgrades and 6 years of security updates from the global launch; Samsung gives an end-of-support date of 31 March 2032

Pros:

• the longest declared support in the ranking, shared with the Galaxy A27
• IP68 and Gorilla Glass Victus+ on the front and back
• eSIM and NFC with Samsung Wallet support

Cons:

• only the 6 GB RAM version fits the 1,500 zł budget
• the 5,000 mAh battery is the smallest in the ranking, alongside the Galaxy A27

Who it’s for: anyone who wants to buy a phone for 4–5 years and not have to think about it. Especially people switching from another Samsung.

According to Samsung’s press release, the Galaxy A37 arrived in Polish shops on 10 April 2026. You can choose protection in our Galaxy A37 cases and Galaxy A37 tempered glass screen protectors categories.

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2. Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G — the phone with the best camera under 1,500 zł

Best camera within budget

The Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G has the same main camera as the pricier Redmi Note 15 Pro+ 5G: 200 MP on a 1/1.4″ Samsung sensor with optical stabilisation. For no other phone in this line-up does the manufacturer state a larger main sensor.

• Price: 8/256 GB approx. 1,220–1,700 zł (cheapest is the blue version at RTV Euro AGD; the black one costs 1,499 zł at Neonet and Orange; 1,599 zł in the Xiaomi store)
• Display: 6.83″, 1.5K AMOLED, 120 Hz, peak brightness 3,200 nits (the more nits, the easier the screen is to see in sunlight), Gorilla Glass Victus 2
• Chip: MediaTek Dimensity 7400-Ultra
• Cameras: 200 MP with OIS, 8 MP ultra-wide, 20 MP front
• Battery: 6,580 mAh, 45 W charging (power adapter not included)
• Durability and connectivity: IP66 and IP68, NFC, eSIM
• Updates: 6 years of security updates (Xiaomi product page) and 4 major Android OS updates, up to Android 19; according to the Android Enterprise Recommended list in the Xiaomi Trust Center, security updates will be released until January 2032

Pros:

• the largest stated camera sensor in the ranking
• big battery and bright 1.5K display
• eSIM, which the POCO X8 and POCO M8 Pro lack

Cons:

• launches with Android 15, not 16 like the Samsung and Motorola phones
• the 45 W power adapter isn’t in the box
• Xiaomi’s global FAQ says the model doesn’t support NFC payments, while the Polish website notes that NFC features depend on the market; before buying, check with the shop whether you can add a card to Google Wallet
• a wide price spread between colours

Who it’s for: people who take lots of photos but don’t want to spend 2,000 zł. If zoom and a flagship camera matter to you, take a look at our ranking of the best camera phones of 2026.

We confirmed the specs on Xiaomi’s website. The back, with its large camera island, is worth protecting, and we’ve covered the top cases in our article on the best cases for the Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G.

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3. POCO X8 — the phone under 1,500 zł with the biggest battery

Longest on a single charge

The POCO X8 has an 8,340 mAh silicon-carbon battery. That’s two-thirds more than in the Galaxy A37 and the most in this line-up. Add a bright 1.5K display and IP68 water resistance.

• Price: 8/256 GB approx. 1,350–1,600 zł (1,349 zł at x-kom and MediaMarkt, regular price 1,599 zł)
• Display: 6.83″, 1.5K AMOLED, 120 Hz, peak brightness 3,500 nits, Gorilla Glass Victus 2
• Chip: Snapdragon 6s Gen 4
• Cameras: 50 MP with OIS, 2 MP depth camera, 16 MP front
• Battery: 8,340 mAh, 67 W charging, 22.5 W wired reverse charging
• Durability and connectivity: IP66 and IP68, NFC, no eSIM
• Updates: Xiaomi doesn’t state a support period on the product page, and the model isn’t on the Android Enterprise Recommended list

Pros:

• the biggest battery in the ranking
• bright 1.5K display (3,500 nits) and IP68
• can charge other devices via a cable

Cons:

• no ultra-wide camera
• no eSIM
• no official update commitment
• 223 g, the heaviest in the ranking

Who it’s for: people who travel a lot, use navigation and watch videos away from home. If you carry a power bank today, you probably won’t need one with this phone.

The data comes from the POCO X8 page on mi.com. The Redmi Note 17 Pro 5G has very similar specs and adds eSIM, but costs around 1,800 zł at major retailers.

4. moto g87 — closest to clean Android

Best for fans of simple software

Motorola keeps Android close to what Google designs and gathers its own extras in the Moto app (gestures, personalisation, Moto Secure). On top of that, the moto g87 has a 200 MP camera with OIS and the highest durability rating in the ranking.

• Price: 8/256 GB approx. 1,290–1,400 zł (1,399.99 zł at Media Expert)
• Display: 6.78″, Extreme AMOLED 1272 × 2772, 120 Hz, peak brightness 5,000 nits, Gorilla Glass 7i
• Chip: MediaTek Dimensity 6400
• Cameras: 200 MP f/1.8 with OIS, 8 MP ultra-wide, 32 MP front; video up to 2K at 30 fps
• Battery: 5,200 mAh, 30 W charging (case and cable in the box, no charger)
• Durability and connectivity: IP66, IP68 and IP69, MIL-STD-810H, NFC, eSIM, microSD up to 2 TB
• Updates: Motorola doesn’t state the number of Android OS updates or years of security updates on the product page; the phone launches with Android 16

Pros:

• clean, lightweight interface and Android 16 from day one
• IP69 and the MIL-STD-810H military standard
• eSIM, a microSD slot and a case in the box
• 183 g with a 6.78″ display

Cons:

• the Dimensity 6400 is a weaker chip than those in positions 1, 2 and 5
• no 4K recording
• no stated update period

Who it’s for: people who don’t like heavy Android skins, work outdoors, or want a 200 MP camera without paying extra for a fast chip.

We confirmed the specs on the moto g87 page. You’ll find accessories in our moto g87 category.

5. POCO M8 Pro — the gaming phone under 1,500 zł

The most powerful Snapdragon within budget

The POCO M8 Pro has a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, a chip from a higher series than the Snapdragon 6-family chips in the POCO X8 and Galaxy A27. The 1.5K 120 Hz display and 100 W charging suit long gaming sessions.

• Price: 8/256 GB approx. 1,200–1,400 zł (1,299–1,399 zł at x-kom depending on colour, 1,399 zł in the Xiaomi store)
• Display: 6.83″, 1.5K AMOLED, 120 Hz, peak brightness 3,200 nits, Gorilla Glass Victus 2
• Chip: Snapdragon 7s Gen 4
• Cameras: 50 MP with a 1/1.55″ sensor and OIS, 8 MP ultra-wide, 32 MP front
• Battery: 6,500 mAh, 100 W charging (power adapter not included), 22.5 W wired reverse charging
• Durability and connectivity: IP66 and IP68, NFC with payments, no eSIM
• Updates: Xiaomi doesn’t state a support period on the product page, and the model isn’t on the Android Enterprise Recommended list

Pros:

• the highest Snapdragon series in the ranking
• the fastest charging in the line-up (100 W)
• big battery and IP68

Cons:

• no eSIM
• no official update commitment
• the full 100 W requires a separately purchased power adapter

Who it’s for: mobile gamers and people who want to top up their phone quickly during a break. If gaming is your priority and you can spend more, the POCO X8 Pro has a higher-end chip (MediaTek Dimensity 8500-Ultra) and fast UFS 4.1 storage. We compared it with the Max model in our article POCO X8 Pro vs X8 Pro Max.

Data from the official POCO M8 Pro spec sheet. You’ll find cases and screen protectors in our POCO M8 Pro category.

6. Samsung Galaxy A27 5G — a budget Samsung with 6 years of support

Long support for around 1,300 zł

The Galaxy A27 5G has the same support commitment as the A37: 6 major Android OS updates and 6 years of security updates. Because it came to market a few months later, Samsung even gives it a later end-of-support date (31 July 2032).

• Price: 6/128 GB approx. 1,030–1,340 zł (1,339 zł at x-kom, Media Expert and samsung.com), 8/256 GB approx. 1,390–1,550 zł
• Display: 6.7″, Super AMOLED, FHD+, 120 Hz
• Chip: Snapdragon 6 Gen 3
• Cameras: 50 MP with OIS, 5 MP ultra-wide, 2 MP macro, 12 MP front
• Battery: 5,000 mAh, 25 W charging
• Durability and connectivity: IP64, NFC, no eSIM, microSD up to 2 TB (hybrid slot: the memory card takes the place of the second SIM card)
• Updates: 6 major Android OS updates and 6 years of security updates from the global launch; end of support according to Samsung: 31 July 2032

Pros:

• the longest support in the ranking at a lower price than the A37
• One UI 8.5 and Android 16 out of the box
• memory card slot

Cons:

• only IP64 instead of IP68
• no eSIM
• 25 W charging, which is slow for 2026

Who it’s for: people who want a Samsung that will last for years but don’t need water resistance or eSIM. A good choice for a parent or a child.

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7. moto g67 — the cheapest worthwhile phone

Best price in the ranking

For around 1,000 zł, the moto g67 has a 120 Hz Extreme AMOLED display with 5,000 nits of brightness, NFC and eSIM. The box includes a charger and a protective case. It’s the only model in the ranking for which the manufacturer clearly confirms a charger in the box (for the POCO X8, the Polish website gives contradictory information).

• Price: 8/128 GB approx. 990–1,000 zł (999 zł at x-kom, Media Expert and RTV Euro AGD), 4/128 GB from approx. 740 zł, 8/256 GB approx. 990–1,200 zł (1,119 zł for the green version and 1,199 zł for the grey one at x-kom, Media Expert and RTV Euro AGD)
• Display: 6.78″, Extreme AMOLED, 120 Hz, peak brightness 5,000 nits, Gorilla Glass 7i
• Chip: MediaTek Dimensity 6300
• Cameras: 50 MP with a Sony LYTIA sensor (Motorola doesn’t mention optical stabilisation), 8 MP ultra-wide, 32 MP front
• Battery: 5,200 mAh, 30 W charging (charger and case in the box)
• Durability and connectivity: IP64, MIL-STD-810H, NFC, eSIM, microSD up to 2 TB
• Updates: Motorola doesn’t state a support period on the product page

Pros:

• the lowest price in the ranking
• eSIM and NFC in a phone costing around 1,000 zł
• charger and case in the box

Cons:

• the weakest chip in the line-up
• only IP64
• no update commitment
• we don’t recommend the 4/128 GB version: 4 GB of RAM is too little these days

Who it’s for: people who need a phone for messaging, payments, navigation and photos rather than gaming. A good first phone for a child.

Data from the moto g67 page. You can choose extra protection in our moto g67 category.

What to look for in a phone under 1,500 zł

Model	Updates (manufacturer’s commitment)	NFC	eSIM	Durability	Charging / power adapter in the box
Galaxy A37 5G	6 Android OS updates, 6 years of security updates (until 03/2032)	✅	✅	IP68	45 W / no information¹
Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G	4 Android OS updates, 6 years of security updates (until 01/2032)	✅²	✅	IP66, IP68	45 W / ❌
POCO X8	not stated	✅	❌	IP66, IP68	67 W / contradictory information³
moto g87	not stated	✅	✅	IP66, IP68, IP69	30 W / ❌
POCO M8 Pro	not stated	✅	❌	IP66, IP68	100 W / ❌
Galaxy A27 5G	6 Android OS updates, 6 years of security updates (until 07/2032)	✅	❌	IP64	25 W / no information¹
moto g67	not stated	✅	✅	IP64	30 W / ✅

¹ Samsung doesn’t list a charger in the model’s specifications; check the box contents in the shop listing.
² Xiaomi’s Polish website confirms NFC but notes that features depend on the market, while Xiaomi’s global FAQ says the model doesn’t support NFC payments. Before buying, check whether you can add a card to Google Wallet.
³ The Polish POCO X8 page states both “67 W charger included” and “Power adapter not included”.

Updates: the most important spec you can’t see in the shop

You usually buy a 1,500 zł phone to keep for 3–5 years. Once support ends, the phone stops receiving security updates, and banking apps eventually stop working on old Android versions.

• Samsung offers the most: 6 major Android OS updates and 6 years of security updates for the Galaxy A37 and A27, with the end-of-support date given on each model’s page.
• Xiaomi commits to 6 years of security updates and 4 major Android OS updates for the Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G. We found no commitment for the POCO X8 and POCO M8 Pro.
• Motorola doesn’t state a support period for the moto g87 and moto g67 on their product pages.

No commitment doesn’t mean no updates. It just means you’re buying without a guarantee of how many there will be.

NFC: paying with your phone

All the phones in the ranking have NFC, so you can use them for contactless payments via Google Wallet or your bank’s app. The only question mark is the Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G (footnote ² in the table). Samsung adds its own Samsung Wallet, and the A37 and A27 are on the official list of supported models.

eSIM: handy when travelling and for a second number

An eSIM is a digital SIM card that you download from your network without inserting a piece of plastic. It makes it easier to buy a data bundle abroad and to use two numbers. It’s supported by the Galaxy A37, Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G, moto g87 and moto g67, but not by the Galaxy A27, POCO X8 and POCO M8 Pro.

Charging: check whether the charger is in the box

On its Polish pages for the Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G and POCO M8 Pro, Xiaomi states plainly that a power adapter isn’t included, and recommends a USB Power Delivery charger (the fast-charging standard over USB-C) rated at 45 W and 100 W respectively, or an official Xiaomi power adapter (45 W, or 120 W for the POCO M8 Pro). Samsung quotes a maximum of 45 W for the Galaxy A37 and 25 W for the Galaxy A27. According to Samsung’s support page, Super Fast Charging only works with a USB PD charger that supports PPS (Programmable Power Supply); high wattage alone isn’t enough. So you’ll get full speed with a USB-C charger with PPS rated at least 45 W (A37) or 25 W (A27).

An older 18–20 W charger will charge any of these phones, just more slowly. If you want to use the full power, check out USB-C wall chargers with the right wattage and a compatible fast-charging standard.

Water resistance and durability

IP68 means protection against dust and submersion in water under the manufacturer’s test conditions. IP64 means protection against dust and splashes, but not against a swim. IP66 also means resistance to powerful water jets, and IP69 (moto g87) to high-pressure hot water jets. With an IP64 phone, avoid submerging it, and with IP68, remember that the warranty usually doesn’t cover water damage outside the test conditions.

Why the Galaxy A57, Pixel 10a and POCO X8 Pro aren’t in the ranking

These phones often appear in similar line-ups, but on 22 October 2026 they cost more than 1,500 zł at major retailers:

• Samsung Galaxy A57 5G — 8/128 GB for 1,779–1,799 zł at samsung.com and 1,797 zł at x-kom. It has a faster Exynos 1680, a Super AMOLED Plus display and a slimmer body (6.9 mm), with the same updates as the A37. We described the changes from its predecessor in our Galaxy A57 vs A56 comparison, and you’ll find accessories in our Galaxy A57 category.
• Google Pixel 10a — in shops from approx. 1,975 zł. It has 7 years of updates and wireless charging, which none of the phones in the ranking offer. See our round-up of the best Pixel 10a accessories.
• POCO X8 Pro — 8/256 GB from approx. 1,580 zł from sellers on online marketplaces, 1,699 zł in the Xiaomi store.
• Motorola Edge 70 Fusion — from approx. 1,800 zł at the major chains. Cheaper offers are usually for the version with a 5,200 mAh battery instead of 7,000 mAh.
• Redmi Note 15 Pro+ 5G — 1,639–1,699 zł at the major chains. It has the same main camera as the Note 15 Pro 5G and adds 100 W charging.
• Nothing Phone (4a) — from 1,599 zł in the Nothing store, no eSIM.

If you can spend up to 2,000 zł, also check out our ranking of the best smartphones under 2,000 zł.

Summary

• Which phone under 1,500 zł should you buy? The Samsung Galaxy A37 5G: IP68, eSIM and the longest support within budget.
• For photos, choose the Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G with its 200 MP camera and 1/1.4″ sensor, but check NFC payments before you buy.
• The longest battery life comes from the POCO X8 (8,340 mAh battery), and for gaming go for the POCO M8 Pro (Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, 100 W).
• Closest to clean Android is the moto g87, which also has the highest durability rating (IP69).
• Cheapest: the moto g67 for around 1,000 zł, or the Galaxy A27 5G if years of updates matter to you.

Prices at this budget change quickly, and the same model can cost 400 zł more in a different colour. Compare offers from the major retailers before buying, and choose a version from official Polish distribution.

Once you’ve bought it, protect your phone from day one: you’ll find cases, tempered glass screen protectors and chargers for the models in the ranking in the homescreen.pl shop, e.g. in the Galaxy A37, Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G and Galaxy A27 categories.

FAQ — phones under 1,500 zł

Which phone under 1,500 zł is the best in 2026?

The Samsung Galaxy A37 5G. The 6/128 GB version costs 1,499 zł at major retailers and has IP68, eSIM, a 50 MP camera with OIS and 6 major Android OS updates.

Which phone under 1,500 zł has the best camera?

The Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G, with a 200 MP camera on a 1/1.4″ sensor with optical stabilisation. The runner-up is the moto g87, also with a 200 MP camera and OIS, but with a weaker chip.

Which phone under 1,500 zł has the biggest battery?

The POCO X8, with an 8,340 mAh battery and 67 W charging. Next come the Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G (6,580 mAh) and the POCO M8 Pro (6,500 mAh).

Which phone under 1,500 zł will get updates for the longest?

The Samsung Galaxy A37 5G and Galaxy A27 5G: 6 major Android OS updates and 6 years of security updates from the global launch. The Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G gets 6 years of security updates and 4 major Android OS updates.

Do phones under 1,500 zł have NFC and eSIM?

All the models in the ranking have NFC (with the Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G, check contactless payments before buying). eSIM is supported by the Galaxy A37 5G, Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G, moto g87 and moto g67, but not by the Galaxy A27 5G, POCO X8 and POCO M8 Pro.

Is it worth buying a phone with 5G?

Yes, because you don’t pay anything extra for it: all the phones in this ranking support 5G. It’s useful wherever your network has 5G coverage, and since the phone will serve you for several years, 5G support helps future-proof it.

Which phones should you avoid at 1,500 zł?

Avoid imported versions without Polish distribution and models with 4 GB of RAM. If you plan to use the phone for longer than 2–3 years, choose a model with an update commitment (in this ranking: Galaxy A37 5G, Galaxy A27 5G or Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G). Also be wary of the cheapest offers from unknown sellers on online marketplaces.

Is it worth paying extra for the Galaxy A57 or Pixel 10a?

Yes, if you want a faster chip (A57) or 7 years of updates and wireless charging (Pixel 10a). At major retailers, though, both cost around 1,800–2,000 zł.