Apple: It’s not the people we think are most addicted to their iPhones, this study shows

A CIRP survey entitled “ Maybe younger customers aren’t addicted to their devices The Consumer Intelligence Research Associates (CIRP) tells us that the people most addicted to technology are definitely not the people we imagine. Teens are often chosen because of their iPhone addiction. According to analysts, it may be better for accusers to sweep doorways.

All participants had purchased an iPhone, iPad, or Mac during the survey period. Because their purchase was so recent, they were therefore not expected to be (yet) very “attached” to their new device. According to pollsters, the vast majority of people (80%) will replace their smartphones very quickly, within 24 to 48 hours. This is also reflected in falling MacBook sales: people are less connected to their tablets and computers. Alone 60% would buy a new iPad or Mac the same day or the next day.

90% of older iPhone owners get an iPhone back the same day if they lose it.

The real surprise of the survey, analysis by age group, because according to CIRP, young people feel less need to replace their electronic devices as soon as possible than older people. Only 60% of 18-25 year olds buy a new device within a day or two, according to research 90% of people aged 45 and over will be quick to change their property immediately.. It’s just a statistic that increases with age. Our electronic devices are really addictive for old customers.

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According to the researchers, this relative neutrality of young people ” low importance of the device in their life daily or their (in)financial ability to repair or replace existing devices or a combination of both.