We're Worse than Goldfish: 16 Statistics About Attention Span and Smartphone Use
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We all know that attention spans are shrinking and smartphone use is rising, but how bad is it, really (and is it a bad thing anyway?) This slidedeck gives you the most recent statistics about our attention span on the internet and how we use mobile. Check it out!
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We're Worse than Goldfish: 16 Statistics About Attention Span and Smartphone Use
- 1. we’re worse than goldfish. 16 statistics about attention span and smartphone use
- 2. The average attention span of an internet user in 2015 is 8.25 seconds The average attention span of a goldfish is 9 seconds
- 3. 25% of teens forget major details about close friends and relatives
- 4. The average office worker checks their email inbox 30 times per hour
- 5. The average amount of time spent watching a single internet video is 2.7 minutes
- 6. 17% of website page views last less than 4 seconds
- 7. Only 4% of website page views last more than 10 minutes
- 8. If a webpage has 111 words or less, 49% of those words will be read If a page has 593 words (the average amount), 28% of those words will be read
- 10. 51% of teens say they would rather communicate digitally than in person, even with their friends.
- 11. 32% of people would rather communicate by text than over the phone.
- 12. The average Brit (North America won’t be all that different) picks up their phone more than 1,500 times per week
- 13. Most people admitted that checking their device is the first thing they do in the morning, while 20 percent take it into the toilet with them
- 14. The average smartphone user is on their phone for three hours and sixteen minutes every day
- 15. Almost forty percent of respondents say they feel “lost” when they don’t have their device with them
- 16. 70% of smartphone users say their device has made their life better, including 24% who believe it has made their life a lot better
- 17. Sources http://www.digitalstrategyconsulting.com http://www.statisticbrain.com https://www.quora.com http://www.reveal.co.uk http://www.gallup.com/poll/184085 http://attentiv.com
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