Eighty nine per cent buyers consider the camera as the top specification while buying a smartphone, followed by battery life (87 per cent), RAM (79 per cent) and internal memory (72 per cent), a new report by CyberMedia Research (CMR) said on Monday.
Buyers prefer experimentation over “brand pull” when its comes to smartphones as they become increasingly brand-agnostic, said CMR’s Mobile Industry Consumer Insight (MICI) survey.
The survey said their preferences are being driven by factors such as overall product quality (92 per cent), product performance (90 per cent), product aesthetics (82 per cent) and reliable after-sales service, with fast turnaround time (76 per cent).