"The wearable technology category has seen advancements in recent years, increasing the repertoire of features and utility. While there are some consumers who make use of their wearable devices daily, others are not convinced that they can find use in such devices and thus avoid ownership. Operators in the category face cost barriers with consumers likely to respond well to budget conscious devices. While some of these consumer preferences are ...
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Consumer
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The Consumer – What You Need to Know
Wearable Device Ownership and Intent to Purchase
Reasons for Non-Ownership
Smartwatch and Fitness Tracker Owner Behaviours
Attitudes towards Wearable Technology
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Attracting older consumers
