Apparently the anxiety of making big purchases on phones is only a thing for the millennials and not really a thing for the younger generation.
Apparently the anxiety of making big purchases on phones is only a thing for the millennials and not really a thing for the younger generation.
I’m wondering what the sample size is for this assessment. I know gen z people that don’t buy stuff on Amazon out of anxiety, let alone booking a 4 figure flight.
Let’s not forget that a plurality exists.
Which it should be noted, may not even have a laptop. Probably not a desktop even.
Old-ish data, but US Census states that 81% of American households have at least one laptop or desktop. Tablets at 61%.
https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2024/computer...
> Probably not a desktop even.
I'd be more surprised if they had a desktop than a laptop.
Gaming PCs are very often desktops, though I think those tend to be used more like consoles nowadays, not general purpose computers.
My anecdata is that the households I know that have desktops are gamers, yes, but:
- the desktops in question tend to be "exclusively" used by one member of the household
- the desktop owners usually also have a laptop
- the desktop-owning households are well in the minority of households I know