Toluna’s poll of 1,000 U. S. consumers showed that the average consumer isn’t as enthusiastic as we techies are, at least in reacting to CES 2019 news.
CES is the big tech trade show that geeks and technology companies eagerly await each year. But how much do consumers really like what they see, as it gets unveiled in the big tech trade show in Las Vegas? Apparently the average consumer isn’t as enthusiastic as we techies are.
Toluna, an on-demand consumer insights company, ran a QuickSurvey poll for VentureBeat, asking questions about the stories that we wrote about during the past week. More than 1,000 U. S. consumers between the ages of 18 and 55 responded, and the results are telling.
Of those surveyed, 59 percent said they didn’t own products in any of the major categories at the show. About 20.3 percent of respondents said they owned speech recognition or voice search products like Amazon Alexa. 14.5 percent said they owned wearable technology devices, and 14.
