Com.score has launched TabLens - a monthly report based on a three-month rolling sample of 6,000 tablet owners in the US.
Key findings in the first report:
- The most important purchase decision factors were Price and Apps, followed by Brand and Operating System, and Video/Music capabilities.
- However there were differences between iPad and Kindle Fire owners. For the iPad owner, selection of apps was most important, while Kindle Fire owners put a greater weight on price.
- Consumers don't consider having the same operating system on their tablets and smartphones.
- The iPad skews male (52.9 percent), younger (44.5 percent under the age of 35) and wealthier
- The Kindle Fire skews female (56.6 percent)
- High level of satisfaction across all devices. iPad owners have the highest level of satisfaction
