In 2024, the Russians began buying 41% more online electronic products than in 2023, according to a study of the Adtech First Data platform, reviewed by Adindex.

The Russians began buying electronic products in line more frequently: research
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In total, in 2024, the Russians bought more than 24 million equipment online for a total amount of more than 458.4 billion rubles.

The most popular among online platform users were smartphones, headphones and speakers, which the Russians bought 8.9 million, 3.7 million and 3 million times, respectively. TVs and smart watches were bought much less frequently (2.3 million and 1.4 million, respectively).

The small number of televisions sold is compensated by its high cost: the volume of purchases in monetary terms amounted to 61 billion rubles, a figure greater than all other equipment categories, with the exception of smartphones and laptops, according to He showed a First Data study.

According to their data, online sales of laptops amounted to 64 billion rubles and the Russians bought 1.1 million devices;

Previously, Izvestia calculated that laptops were among the 3 main pricing leaders in Russia among consumer electronics, having increased their price between 10% and 15% at the beginning of the year. The Gadgets of Asus, Acer and HP were the ones that increased the most price, but Apple’s products fell by 7.5%.

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MIJAIL ZELENIN

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