If a piece of technology wins an award at the Consumer Electronics Show, does that make you any more or less likely to purchase it in the future?

If a piece of technology wins an award at the Consumer Electronics Show, does that make you any more or less likely to purchase it in the future? Published on January 8, 2020 → Survey conducted on January 8, 2020 on 1215 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I’m much more likely to purchase it

11%

I’m somewhat more likely to purchase it

17%

I’m no more or less likely to purchase it

51%

I’m somewhat less likely to purchase it

I’m much less likely to purchase it

Don’t know

16%

I’m much more likely to purchase it

11%

I’m somewhat more likely to purchase it

17%

I’m no more or less likely to purchase it

51%

I’m somewhat less likely to purchase it

I’m much less likely to purchase it

Don’t know

16%

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