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Keep in mind, too, that parents may not want to spend very much on a cell phone for a kid who's likely to drop it, lose it, etc. It may just be that the higher
by vitd 10y ago
Keep in mind, too, that parents may not want to spend very much on a cell phone for a kid who's likely to drop it, lose it, etc. It may just be that the higher price makes it less likely a younger person will have one.
- exclusiv 10y agoThat data and others I've seen doesn't include < 18. In my experience I've only seen kids with iPhones, often the previous generation from their parents. iOS seems to have better kids content and iPads and iPhones are quite durable from drop with protection.