The first choice of AOL is still computer, the next 5 years is exponential growth

American users of online shopping are still computers, of which 73.2% of the amount of electronic shopping visits from computer users, mobile phone users accounted for 12.2%.

While smartphones are already ubiquitous, global mobile communications will grow exponentially over the next 5 years, but according to Monetate, an E-commerce technology company, the fourth quarter of 2013 survey data shows that 73.2% of electronic shopping is accessed by computer users. The number of tablets and smartphones is only 14.6% and 12.2% respectively.

Statista integrates more than 7 billion electronic shopping records for different devices, classifying the data and expressing it in a rectangular graph.

AOL buys 73.2% visits from computer phones accounted for 12.2%

As can be seen from the picture, computers are still the preferred device for users to shop online, followed by tablets and smartphones. Over 7 billion times of shopping visits, and sellers have only 6.1% of conversations, including computer users accounted for 3.1%, tablet users accounted for 2.6%, mobile phone users accounted for 1%, from the average amount of transactions, the difference between the three, computer users average turnover in 165.9 U.S. dollars, tablet users are 152.7 U.S. dollars, The mobile phone user is 129.2 dollars.