When it comes to buying a smartphone, men and women probably want the same things: that it is not too expensive, that it has smart features, that it charges quickly, and that the battery lasts.
However, there are some subtle differences between men's and women's preferences when buying a new phone.
According to a new Nielsen conducted in more than 58 countries, women surveyed cared most about price, contract terms, and camera features.
Men were more interested in the main features, such as the operating system, screen size, and processor speed.
The following chart, created by Statista for Mashable, shows the gender differences as observed in mobile phone markets.
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