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Google's Smartphone Loyalty Problem

Google revealed its latest smartphone at a launch event yesterday. With the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, the tech giant is aiming to wrestle more of the market out of Apple's and Samsung's hands. While the devices and their impressive AI-driven software may well win over new customers, data from the Statista Consumer Insights survey suggests Google's biggest battle could be to hold onto the ones they've already got.

When asked how likely they were to change to a different smartphone brand at the next opportunity, Over half of the Google users surveyed in the United States said this was likely or very likely. As this infographic shows though, this isn't representative of a fickle customer base in the smartphone segment generally but a real problem for the company to address. Apple, the kings of tech brand loyalty had the opposite result: 50 percent of their users said it was unlikely or very unlikely that they will switch brands. Samsung can't quite boast that figure, but a solid 44 percent said they plan to stick to the company in the future.

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This chart shows how likely smartphone users are to buy a device from the same brand again in 2023.

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Samsung's smartphone shipments worldwide 2019-2023
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Samsung's smartphone shipment share in North America 2019-2023
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Samsung's smartphone shipment share in Europe 2019-2023
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Samsung's smartphone shipment share worldwide 2019-2023
Samsung's share in the Hong Kong smartphone market 2017-2024
Samsung's market share of global smartphone shipments 2009-2024, by quarter

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