Asians Are the Most Avid Mobile Shoppers

According to a new report by digital advertising company Criteo, 30% of e-commerce transactions worldwide are now happening on mobile devices. The degree to which online shoppers embrace mobile technology vastly differs across different markets though: while Asian shoppers conduct almost half of their online purchases on mobile devices, consumers from the U.S. and other Western markets use a mobile device in roughly one out of four online transactions.

Interestingly, Asian mobile shoppers also differ from others in terms of device preference. While tablets and smartphones roughly account for the same share of purchases in most markets, Asian shoppers almost exclusively use smartphones. This is probably due to the huge popularity of phablets in Asia, which will likely drive up smartphone purchases in other regions in the future as well.

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Appealing shopping conveniences and capabilities of online shoppers in Asia as of October 2014
Mobile e-commerce spending in the United States from the second quarter of 2010 to the third quarter of 2015 (in billions of U.S. dollars)
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Mobile commerce share of total digital commerce spending in the United States from 4th quarter 2017 to 4th quarter 2022
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Reasons for shopping on the computer versus mobile device according to online shoppers in Asia as of October 2014
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Mobile commerce revenue and share of total retail e-commerce worldwide from 2017 to 2028
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Share of mobile phone owners shopping online on mobile devices in Japan from 2018 to 2025

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