2 in 3 Asian-American Millennials Are Interested in Trying the Latest Tech

July 31, 2017

Not surprisingly, Millennials (18-34) are more likely than the public at-large to typically be interested in the latest technology products, services and apps, according to data recently released by YouGov. Notably, though, Asian-American Millennials and Hispanic Millennials lead the way in emerging tech interest.

Indeed, two-thirds (67%) of Asian-American Millennials surveyed agreed that they’re interested in the latest technology, as did 65% of Hispanic Millennials.

By comparison, fewer Black Millennials (61%) and White Millennials (59%) are typically interested in trying out the latest gadgets. Overall, half of the general adult public expressed such interest.

The results align with previous research into the tech adoption patterns of both Asian-Americans and Hispanics.

Consider that:

Black Millennials Lead in Purchase Intent

Worth noting, though, is that when it comes to purchase intent for the tech trio – smartphone, laptop, and tablet – it’s Black Millennials leading the way.

According to YouGov’s data, Black Millennials are the most likely to intend to buy a laptop (25%) and tablet (16%) in the next 12 months. They’re joined by Hispanic Millennials in their likelihood to buy a smartphone (43%) in the coming year.

Finally, Asian Millennials are the most apt to already own a smartphone, with 89% reporting ownership.

About the Data: The results are based on an ongoing survey using YouGov Profiles, an agile market research tool that tracks more than 200,000 US residents aged 18 and older. All data is nationally representative and updated weekly.

The data, updated on July 9, 2017, had the following sample sizes (varying depending on the question/variable asked):

  • General public: 52-58,000;
  • Asian Millennials: 460-660;
  • Black Millennials: 644-2001;
  • Hispanic Millennials: 952-2153; and
  • White Millennials: 5136-8374.
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